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Craigendon Oval, PAISLEY, PA2 8JT

Looking through the bare trees towards the southern edge of Paisley. This view will disappear once the trees come into leaf.

CL Photography and Doner n Shake (a fast food restaurant).

The shops include a photographer's, fast food restaurant and a Spar.

From Braehead Road.

A view in the opposite direction, and in a different season, from a little further up the road makes for a striking contrast: Image In the present picture, the descending road is crossed, not far ahead, by another road, which is called Hillcrest Avenue to the left of the junction, and Craigmount Avenue to the right. For an earlier and more wintry equivalent of the present picture, see Image In the present picture, a little bump on the rightmost part of the skyline is Dumgoyne (Image), about 23km (14 miles) away. Flanking the near side of the junction just ahead, there is a wooden pole (left) and a lamp post (right). The noticeable dip on the skyline about midway between pole and lamp post corresponds to a gap (at Image) between the Slacks, to the left, and Cochno Hill, to the right. Greenside Reservoir occupies that lower ground. A similar dip just to the right of the lamp post corresponds to the gap (Image) between Cochno Hill and the Birny Hills, occupied by Cochno Loch and the Jaw Reservoir.

In the foreground, the low remains of a dry-stone wall cross the path. This boundary is shown on the first-edition OS map (surveyed 1858). About 130 metres to the east is another, likewise shown on the 1858 map, similar to this one in appearance, and running parallel to it, heading roughly north from the middle of Upper Glen Dam.

The final part of the old cattle market at Glenfield is now being demolished to make way for new housing.

Gleniffer Braes are covered in paths worn by traffic. This one goes through a gap, no doubt a gate, in an old wall now covered and barely perceptible.