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Penilee Road, GLASGOW, G52 4UU

See Image for the main description of the site, and click on the end-note title for more pictures. The present photograph is a wide-angle view, from inside the ruins, showing the entire line of the northern buildings, from the Image to the Image

See Image for the main description of the site, and click on the end-note title for more pictures of it. On the background buildings, see Image

See Image for the main description. The present view shows the ruined farmstead from the west. The buildings behind it are in Hillington Industrial Estate; compare Image, taken from near the ruins. Click on the end-note title for more pictures of the site.

See Image for the main description of the ruins, and click on the end-note title for more pictures. The present view, a distant one, is intended to show the context of the ruins, which stand alone in a field (for which, see Image).

This is a view from the SSW, showing the entire width of the remains of East Arkleston. Click on the end-note title for more pictures of the ruins. For a summary of the area, and for comments on the origin of the place-name, see Image The ruins of East Arkleston stand alone in a field; I am reluctant to cross fields, but no crop was growing at the time: see Image and Image (*) The first map appearance of East Arkleston of which I am aware is the one mentioned in the end-note. Earlier maps depict only a single Arkleston; for example, Roy's Military Survey (1740s-50s) has "Erclostone". Although East Arkleston was, by 2014, an unroofed ruin, enough of the walls survive to reveal the layout of the farmstead. The ruins stand alone in a field; the buildings of Image and Image can still be seen nearby, at the edge of the same field (for West Arkleston, see the summary given at Image). (*) Scottish Outdoor Access Code (2005), 3.35 "Access where there are crops": "You can exercise access rights on the margins of fields, even if these have been sown, and on any land in which crops have not been sown or are not growing. You can also exercise access rights in fields of stubble ...".

See Image for the main description of the site. The detail shown in the present picture appears is at the far right in another picture: Image Click on the end-note title for more pictures.

This is a view from the west. The same building is shown from the south in Image In other words, the present picture shows what is, in the other picture, the unseen left-hand end. See Image for the main description of the site, and click on the end-note title for other pictures of the ruins. For the background, see Image

See Image for the main description; in that picture, and in Image, this ruined farmhouse is at the far left. Click on the end-note title for more pictures of the ruins. The trees in the left background are in Arkleston Cemetery: http://www.geograph.org.uk/snippet/10005 For a view towards what is, in the present picture, the unseen left-hand end of the building, see Image

The picture was taken from near Image The buildings in the background are in Hillington Industrial Estate, on the far side of Penilee Road. See Image for a view in the opposite direction from the same point.

Dumped rubbish seems to be a bigger hazard than potholes (Image). A dodgy looking undeveloped corner of Hillington Industrial Estate.