Sam's Dyke
Introduction
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Image: © Richard Sutcliffe Taken: 10 Mar 2023
The wall has been named 'Sam's Dyke' in memory of Samuel Doak, 1920-2001. Sam Doak had a grocer's shop on Linlithgow's High Street. The wall was part of the area behind the property. The plaque was installed by local anglers, who use the wall as a reference point when out on the loch.
