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3 km from Bonhill, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland

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	Concrete block of Starfish Decoy by Lairich Rig This block is one of two that stand apart from the main grouping. A prominent NS4278 : Water-filled bomb crater is just a few metres ahead on the right, although the lip of the crater obscures the interior from view. There are interesting but much less... (more)
	Towards woodland along Garshake Burn by Chris Wimbush
	Old field boundary by Lairich Rig The boundary is evident as a receding mound. The land dips out of sight on the right, along the course of the Spouts Burn. Roy's Military Survey of Scotland (1740s-50s) shows some red lines in this area; their significance has been... (more)
	Geological dyke crossing a stream valley by Lairich Rig As is also apparent from within the NS4278 : Stream valley itself (see that picture for a view of this crossing from the side), a geological dyke cuts across the line of the stream valley here. The dyke is most obvious at points like this (other... (more)
	Waterfalls on Black Burn by Chris Wimbush
	Old boundary by Lairich Rig At the time of writing, the 1:25000 map depicts this linear feature as though it were a drainage channel, but it is in fact a mound; see note at NS4278 : Old boundary for comments. Not far ahead, the ground drops out of sight in the upper reaches... (more)
	Old enclosure beside the Spouts Burn by Lairich Rig The picture was taken on the western side of the Spouts Burn. An indistinct linear mound recedes directly from the photographer's position, before gently curving off to the right. Behind it, the Spouts Burn can be seen, flowing from... (more)
	Burn flowing through Auchenreoch Glen by Lairich Rig At this location, the burn that flows from north-east to south-west through this glen makes a small detour (see the 1:25000 map), flowing to the south-east for a few metres before resuming its course to the south-west. For the course of... (more)
	Mounds beside the Spouts Burn by Lairich Rig This image shows a number of green mounds located beside NS4278 : The Spouts Burn. The largest such mound is in the background; it contains an irregular depression that may be a badly-decayed lime-kiln ruin. This is discussed in NS4278 : Possible lime-kiln ruin at the Spouts Burn.... (more)
	Concrete blocks by Lairich Rig Although the low sun of a late winter afternoon means that they cannot be seen particularly well here among the vegetation, the photo shows two long concrete blocks, set almost end-to-end, oriented along the line of sight; each measures... (more)
	Remains of Auchenreoch Farm by Lairich Rig This building stands at the eastern end of the site, as depicted on the 1:25000 map. On and near the skyline at the far right are parts of NS4277 : Black Wood, on high ground on the other side of the glen of the Spouts Burn. The still higher... (more)
	Remains of boundary wall by Lairich Rig [This is one of a series of images showing the landscape encountered on a journey between Murroch Burn and the ruins of Auchenreoch, including several tributaries of the burn.] This is what is left of a boundary wall associated with the... (more)