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Lennox Road, DUMBARTON, G82 2TL

Dumbuck Hill, an ancient volcanic plug, near Milton, Dunbartonshire, much reduced by years of quarrying

This is part of the Crags Circular Path. It is the section of path that can be seen leading away on the left in Image See Image for a view from further ahead.

The view is as in Image, but more verdant, taken a year and some months later during a prolonged spell of dry weather. The Crags Circular Path is on the left: Image

Milton viewed from the lower slopes of Dumbuck Hill on a winter afternoon. The River Clyde can be seen in the background.

After passing the western end of Image, a path that is part of a route called the Crags Circular Path passes the western end of Lennox Road, shown here on the right. See Image for a later picture (taken the following year). The path continues, with houses to the right, and a field to the left (see the 1:25000 map). The path itself can be seen swinging off to the left. For a view from further ahead, see Image

The picture was taken from almost the same spot as Image, but the view is in the opposite direction. The stile is behind and to the right of the signpost shown in Image, but it is obscured from view by a tree in that picture. The present picture was taken from a route called the Crags Circular Path. That route does not enter this field. At the far right, in the background, is part of Dumbuck Quarry, as seen in the picture of the signpost. The River Clyde can also be seen in the background.

The picture was taken from about the same spot as Image, but the view is, relative to that picture, to the left. The side of Dumbuck Quarry can be seen in the background. The path is part of a route called the Crags Circular Path. The text on the signs is as follows: (Left, leading downhill) "Path / Milton Inn / 200 yds". (Right) "Path / Milton Brae / ⅓ Mile". Though obscured from view, there is a stile behind and to the right of the signpost, at the edge of the adjacent field: Image

With a view to the River Clyde in the background.

The path, part of a route called the Crags Circular Path, is a continuation of the one shown heading off to the left in Image In the area shown in the present picture, the path has left the houses behind. There is a field to the left, behind the trees. To the right (east) of the path, the ground, greatly overgrown, slopes down to the course of the Milton Burn. The Milton Printworks used to stand on the other side of the burn. For a view in the opposite direction from a point about 100 metres ahead, see Image

The view is as in Image, but a year and some months later, with more greenery in the background. The view is from a route called the Crags Circular Path, which leads uphill to the left.