May 21 2024: Antonine Wall via Forth and Clyde Canal from Croy to Auchinstarry for end of season Lunch. Return to Croy: Anniesland 10:14 (change Hyndland), Jordanhill 10:12 (change Hyndland), Hyndland 10:20, Partick 10:22. – 10:45 Queen Street to Croy.
Date: 16/5/23 Walk: Water of Leith walkway (Edinburgh) and Annual Lunch (16d) Distance: 5.0mls Terrain: Gently downstream on the Walkway. Footwear recommended: Stout shoes Meeting info: We will be taking the 900 bus from Buchanan Street Bus Station
From the canal bridge at Anniesland, the group headed west along the towpath, picking up three more (lazy?) walkers at Cleveden Road. Continuing along the towpath till Maryhill locks, we then turned off along the river Kelvin walkway which we
30th October 2018 Walk to “Auld Wives Lifts”. Approx 6ml walk over roads, tracks and moor. The walk started at Milngavie station, headed across Strathblane road and up Dougleston Avenue to the golf course. We skirted the golf course, following the
Starting at Dumbarton Central Station, 8 walkers headed through the town to the river Leven. Turning north, we headed up and over the bridge to the west of the river continuing up the riverside path before turning off on Renton
The walk started at Possilpark Station from where we set off heading east along the canal. We took a detour round Possil Marshes, normally teeming with wildlife although today there was hardly a bird in sight. Back on the canal,
Starting at Kelvindale Station, the walk headed along the canal towards Maryhill Locks before turning off the path which led through the Grantully housing estate, skirting Kelvindale and joining Balcarres Avenue at the Puppet and Mask theatre. from there we
Starting at Overtoun House, with the weather closing in, 6 brave walkers headed up towards the LangCrags, an imposing clifflike structure shrouded in cloud. “Path closed” said the sign “due to rebuilding of the path” The diversion looked rather long,
19th September 2017 -Old Kilpatrick to Bowling Alighting from the train at Old Kilpatrick station, Oliver Thomson led the twelve walkers under the Erskine Bridge, over the canal and down to the river Clyde where we picked up the path
