Towerglaive Park, High Knightswood
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Towerglaive Park, High Knightswood
Image: © Rosalind Mitchell Taken: 16 Jan 2022
An open space between the culs-de-sac Glaive Road and Towerhill Road. The name is rather contrived; a glaive is a particularly nastly kind of medieval polearm and a tower is, well, a tower. Street names in Knightswood are drawn from the works of Walter Scott.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.903713
Longitude
-4.345053