2010
NS4177 : The edge of Barr Wood
taken 14 years ago, near to Bellsmyre, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland
This is 1 of 2 images, with title The edge of Barr Wood in this square

The edge of Barr Wood
The core path leads along the north-eastern edge of Barr Wood (shown here) towards the photographer's position. The ditch that follows the edge of the woods is the course of a burn; a later picture, without snow, shows it: NS4177 : The edge of Barr Wood.
The escarpment of the Kilpatrick Hills is visible in the background (NS4376). More clearly visible in larger versions of the image is a building in front of the right-hand edge of the escarpment; this is part of Maryland Farm, and the building to its left, obscured by trees, is NS4177 : Priestyard.
Previous: NS4176 : Track to Maryland Farm.
Next: NS4177 : Moorland fence.
The escarpment of the Kilpatrick Hills is visible in the background (NS4376). More clearly visible in larger versions of the image is a building in front of the right-hand edge of the escarpment; this is part of Maryland Farm, and the building to its left, obscured by trees, is NS4177 : Priestyard.
Previous: NS4176 : Track to Maryland Farm.
Next: NS4177 : Moorland fence.
From Garshake Road to Square Wood :: NS4176
This route is one of West Dunbartonshire's core paths. It starts at the top of Garshake Road. Note that only pictures taken from mid-2014 onward accurately reflect the current situation near Maryland Farm, showing the paths for walkers that were built there when the land became part of Lang Craigs Woodland; earlier pictures show, instead, an improvised but (at that time) officially approved route that served until then, and which led around the margins of a field.