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Located in Greenock, Scotland. The coast of Greenock formed a broad bay with three smaller indentations: the Bay of Quick was known as a safe anchorage as far back as 1164. #OnTheRoad #Greenock #marina
Located in Greenock, Scotland. The coast of Greenock formed a broad bay with three smaller indentations: the Bay of Quick was known as a safe anchorage as far back as 1164. #OnTheRoad #Greenock #marina
A view of the Firth of Clyde from Tower Hill in Gourock.
Lovely walk through the esplanade
The Greenock Cut walk is a 7 miles circular mostly following the ' Greenock Cut ' a water system that was designed and built by Robert Thom in 1827. It has now been designated an ancient monument in recognition of the significant role it played in the industrial revolution. In this view, looking north, the faint outline of Ben Lomond is visible on the distant horizon.
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A view of the Firth of Clyde from Tower Hill in Gourock.

Gourock

Loch Lomond

Helensburgh

Greenock

Greenock

Field near High hatton Could be barley.
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Langbank

Bunker on Skelmorlie golf course Winter still hanging around on Skelmorlie Golf Course. Inverkip Chimney in the background.
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Skelmorlie

River Leven and Levengrove Park in Dumbarton

Dumbarton

Johnstone

Johnstone

Testimony to another time in the grand history of Scotland, the Wemyss Bay Terminal stands a proud tribute to the Victorian times which inspired its construction. Built to support the thriving link between The Isle of Arran and the mainland, the terminal provides a vital conduit between rail and sea transport. Today road transport has largely taken over from rail, however devoting some time to reflection still conjures up mental images of the 1920's.

Wemyss Bay