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City of GlasgowErskine Bridge
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City of GlasgowErskine Bridge
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Photographs
from a walk across the Erskine
Bridge
over the River Clyde
Kilpatrick
Hills, Old
Kilpatrick from the Erskine Bridge |
from the Erskine Bridge |
River
Clyde, The
Saltings
Wildlife Reserve, Old
Kilpatrick
and Kilpatrick Hills from the Erskine Bridge |
and River Clyde from the Erskine Bridge |
Barge carrying section of aircraft carrier down the River Clyde from the Erskine Bridge |
Barge carrying HMS Cardiff down the River Clyde from the Erskine Bridge |
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Plaque on the Erskine Bridge |
Erskine
House Golf Course on the Southern
Bank of the River Clyde and Kilpatrick Hills from the Erskine Bridge |
Gatehouse to Erskine House on Southern Bank of the River Clyde |
Erskine House on Southern Bank of the River Clyde Erskine
House was built in 1828
and was formerly the residence of the Lords Blantyre. It is constructed in Tudor style on a wooded eminence overlooking the River Clyde. From 1916 until after World War II it was the Princess Louise Hospital for Sailors and Soldiers. It was known subsequently as Erskine Hospital. It houses disabled ex-servicemen and women and is the largest ex-service hospital in the United Kingdom. The structure is an A-grade listed building. The grounds hold an 18-hole golf course and also an extension of the Clyde River Walkway. |
Erskine House Hospital |
from grounds of Erskine House on Southern Bank of the River Clyde |
River Clyde and Bowling beneath the Kilpatrick Hills |
Glasgow and River Clyde from the Erskine Bridge |
Glasgow and River Clyde from the Erskine Bridge |
Glasgow and River Clyde from the Erskine Bridge |
Glasgow and River Clyde from the Erskine Bridge |
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Erskine Bridge over the River Clyde from Clyde
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