2010
NS3976 : Remains of quarry's washing plant
taken 17 years ago, near to Renton, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland
This is 1 of 2 images, with title Remains of quarry's washing plant in this square

Remains of quarry's washing plant
This portion of wall is the same one that is shown, from the other side, at NS3976 : Remains of quarry's washing plant; for further information, see NS3976 : Site of Mains of Cardross Farm.
It lies at the top of a slope, on the western side of the cycle route. It is not very well-exposed to view at any time of the year, but is best seen in winter. A little further down the slope is a small brick enclosure, which is probably another part of the washing plant, and which therefore dates from the same period.
It lies at the top of a slope, on the western side of the cycle route. It is not very well-exposed to view at any time of the year, but is best seen in winter. A little further down the slope is a small brick enclosure, which is probably another part of the washing plant, and which therefore dates from the same period.
Quarry's washing plant
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for details at WoSAS.
Mains of Cardross
Mains of Cardross was a farm near the River Leven, 550 metres ESE of present-day Dalmoak Farm (Young's Farm), with which its former fields are now associated.
See a Geograph article — Link — for much more on this area and its relation to the site of the Cardross residence of King Robert the Bruce.
