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Turnbull Crescent, ALEXANDRIA, G83 0BD

For the family commemorated by this street name, see the "Turnbull" entries at http://www.valeofleven.org.uk/scottishplacenames/Tvale_names.html (Vale of Leven website). For a view from further along the road, see Image The present photograph was taken from the southern end of Turnbull Avenue, at a corner; on the other side of the corner (out of shot to the left) the road becomes Image See Image for a more distant view showing both streets.

The photograph was taken from the southern end of the street, which is visible from a distance in the left-hand side of Image; the route shown there continues along this street until the junction with Image Previous: Image Next: Image

East end of Tunnel under A82 at Millburn Road

The view is from further along the road that is shown in Image At the far right is a railway bridge: Image

Millburn Road is in the middle distance, receding from the photographer's viewpoint. At its near end, another road, crossing from left to right, is also visible; that road changes its name at this junction with Millburn Road: it is called Queen's Drive on the left (Image), but Hillside Avenue (Image) on the right. The path in the foreground of the photograph is part of a route between Millburn and Image For a view in the opposite direction over that part of the path, see Image Visible beyond the far end of Millburn Road is part of the new Image The broad, wooded hill behind it on the skyline is Pappert Hill (Image).

Compare Image, where the same section of path, viewed in the opposite direction, is shown in the foreground. See also Image, where a signpost, pointing to the left, indicates this path. An Image is visible not far ahead. Beyond the underpass, the route to the cemetery turns off to the right, while a different route, leading uphill towards Image, continues straight ahead. Previous: Image Next: Image

The bridge takes Main Street, Alexandria, over the railway line. A week before this picture was taken, a vehicle hit the left (west) parapet of the bridge; the resulting gap in the stonework has been covered by boards. The damage was soon repaired: Image For a view of the damaged bridge from the side, see Image

The damage shown in Image was soon repaired. See that picture for more information.

The damage shown in Image was soon repaired. See that picture for more information.

The bridge carries Main Street, Alexandria, over the railway line. Seven days before this picture was taken, a vehicle hit the parapet on the near side of the bridge, causing the damage shown here. For a view across the bridge, on the same day as the present picture, see Image On the day of the accident, I crossed the bridge as a pedestrian, but it was closed to vehicles while its structural integrity was being checked. The damage was soon repaired: Image The grassy area visible through the tunnel is part of the grounds of the Image; that earlier picture, a view in roughly the same direction, was taken from the bridge. The present picture is a view from Image