Path on Gowan Hill
Introduction
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Path on Gowan Hill
Image: © Lairich Rig Taken: 23 Jun 2018
A path begins at the gap in the wall that is shown in the right foreground in Image; the path runs parallel to that wall for a few metres before turning right to head NNE. The picture was taken at the start of that part of the path. Prominent in the right background is the National Wallace Monument (Image) on the Abbey Craig. Behind the Abbey Craig, the highest point on the skyline is Dumyat (in Image; probably "the Dun of the Maeatae"). Image, with its prominent arches, is directly between the viewer and the Wallace Monument; it spans the River Forth. The built-up area behind and to the left of it is mainly Causewayhead, and perhaps also parts of Cornton.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.124394
Longitude
-3.944489