Drumbeg

Hill, Mountain in Stirlingshire

Scotland

Drumbeg

Gartness Bridge — Gartness Bridge Credit: Peter Ward

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Drumbeg Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.060145/-4.4352968 or Grid Reference NS4887. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Gartness Bridge

Gartness Bridge

Weir on River Endrick River in Spate

Weir on River Endrick

River in Spate

Weir from Gartness Bridge

Weir from Gartness Bridge

The Endrick Water Seen from the Endrick Viaduct. Dalnair House is in the distance.

The Endrick Water

Seen from the Endrick Viaduct. Dalnair House is in the distance.

Richard Sutcliffe

Dalnair House Seen from the Endrick Viaduct. A Category B listed baronial mansion <span class="nowrap"><a title="http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB49000" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB49000">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span> dating from 1884. It is also known as Dalnair Castle. It has recently been extensively renovated as a residential development of 10 luxury apartments.

Dalnair House

Seen from the Endrick Viaduct. A Category B listed baronial mansion Link

dating from 1884. It is also known as Dalnair Castle. It has recently been extensively renovated as a residential development of 10 luxury apartments.

Richard Sutcliffe

Galls Silk button galls formed by Neuroterus numismalis, a cynipid wasp; and common spangle galls formed by another cynipid wasp, Neuroterus quercusbaccarum on an oak leak.

Galls

Silk button galls formed by Neuroterus numismalis, a cynipid wasp; and common spangle galls formed by another cynipid wasp, Neuroterus quercusbaccarum on an oak leak.

Richard Sutcliffe

Grazing ponies Beside Spittal.

Grazing ponies

Beside Spittal.

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Confined space The padlocked door gives access to some steps down into some kind of chamber - presumably relating to water supply. The sign on the door warns of a &#039;confined space&#039; and no unauthorised entry.

Confined space

The padlocked door gives access to some steps down into some kind of chamber - presumably relating to water supply. The sign on the door warns of a 'confined space' and no unauthorised entry.

Richard Sutcliffe

Old milestone This shows the left side of the red sandstone milestone in the wall opposite the Buchanan Arms in Drymen. A very worn 22 can just be made out which is the mileage to Stirling. It is marked on the 1776 Taylor &amp; Skinner map 1776 and is on the route of the Old Military Road built by Major William Caufeild 1765-97

Old milestone

This shows the left side of the red sandstone milestone in the wall opposite the Buchanan Arms in Drymen. A very worn 22 can just be made out which is the mileage to Stirling. It is marked on the 1776 Taylor & Skinner map 1776 and is on the route of the Old Military Road built by Major William Caufeild 1765-97

Old milestone This shows the right face of the red sandstone milestone in the wall opposite the Buchanan Arms in Drymen. A faint 12 can be made out which is the distance to Dumbarton. There is a similar stone on the A811 in West Dunbartonshire at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NS+4148+8525">NS 4148 8525</a>.

Old milestone

This shows the right face of the red sandstone milestone in the wall opposite the Buchanan Arms in Drymen. A faint 12 can be made out which is the distance to Dumbarton. There is a similar stone on the A811 in West Dunbartonshire at NS 4148 8525.

Drymen Bridge over Endrick Water

Drymen Bridge over Endrick Water

Drumbeg trig pillar hiding amongst the gorse

Drumbeg trig pillar hiding amongst the gorse

Drymen View south towards the Balmaha turning where there is a big variable message sign with a couple of the usual parkspeak hectoring messages referring to parking responsibly and generally not trashing the place.

Drymen

View south towards the Balmaha turning where there is a big variable message sign with a couple of the usual parkspeak hectoring messages referring to parking responsibly and generally not trashing the place.

Cafe, Drymen Once a bike shop.

Cafe, Drymen

Once a bike shop.

The Village Hub, Drymen Village shop selling local produce and zero-waste products

The Village Hub, Drymen

Village shop selling local produce and zero-waste products

The Winnock Hotel, Drymen

The Winnock Hotel, Drymen

Gartness Road near Gateside House Looking north-westward. This section or road is used by the West Highland Way Path.

Gartness Road near Gateside House

Looking north-westward. This section or road is used by the West Highland Way Path.

Gartness Road at the hedge hidden Dumbeg Triangulation Pillar Looking southward. This section of road is used by the West Highland Way Path.

Gartness Road at the hedge hidden Dumbeg Triangulation Pillar

Looking southward. This section of road is used by the West Highland Way Path.

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Drumbeg is located at Grid Ref: NS4887 (Lat: 56.060145, Lng: -4.4352968)

Unitary Authority: Stirling

Police Authority: Forth Valley

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