South Bank of the Almond
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South Bank of the Almond
Image: © Ian Dodds Taken: 6 Mar 2022
It is quite a nice short walk along the South bank of the Almond, between the two roads running North to South, South of Blackburn. There are lots of flat banks, steep banks and hollows, none of which appear to be the result of industrial activity, unlike a lot of the features in West Lothian, big and small. And since there are no paths, there is virtually no litter. The river, still fairly small at this point, is just to the left of camera.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.869549
Longitude
-3.613999