2011
NS3977 : Old gateposts
taken 15 years ago, near to Renton, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland

Old gateposts
These gateposts are a relic of the Dalquhurn Dye Works, and they stand at the south-eastern corner of the area that was occupied by those works. For context, see NS3977 : Cycle route at Dalquhurn.
The dye works were cleared away (NS3977 : Construction site at Dalquhurn) for housing (NS3977 : Dalquhurn Estate); for the processes that were formerly carried out there, see NS3977 : The former Pillanflatt.
The gateposts stand beside the River Leven, on the course of a cycle route (NCN7), at the eastern end of a track called NS3977 : The Howgate. Compare NS3977 : Old gatepost at Dalquhurn, which is located about 500 metres to the north, and which probably looks fairly similar underneath its covering of vegetation.
The dye works were cleared away (NS3977 : Construction site at Dalquhurn) for housing (NS3977 : Dalquhurn Estate); for the processes that were formerly carried out there, see NS3977 : The former Pillanflatt.
The gateposts stand beside the River Leven, on the course of a cycle route (NCN7), at the eastern end of a track called NS3977 : The Howgate. Compare NS3977 : Old gatepost at Dalquhurn, which is located about 500 metres to the north, and which probably looks fairly similar underneath its covering of vegetation.
