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Continuing our adventures along the Clydeside Walkway. This short section from Partick to Exhibition Centre includes many of the iconic Glasgow Waterfront buildings & architecture. The Transport Museum, BBC Scotland, the Armadillo, Finnieston Crane,

An afternoon walk between Drumgelloch and Coatbridge Central stations.

Rudy's Canal Adventures again! Continuing along the North Calder Heritage Trail we joined the Monklands Canal towpath at it's southern origin where it's fed by the North Calder Water. Constructed between 1771 and 1794 the canal was closed t

Rudy didn't spend much time in Largs for this visit. Instead he did like generations of Glaswegians have done and took the ferry to Millport. The ferry takes less than 10 minutes and departs every fifteen minutes in summer. Millport is the largest

An afternoon walk at Millport.

An afternoon walk between Bowling and Bowling Basin.

An afternoon walk between Bowling Basin and Dalmuir stations.

Starting at Fairlie, the walk along Fairlie Glen is sign-posted at the end of a very short lane. The maintained paths keep a small distance from the burn but there's plenty chances to go down to the water edge. Our walk was on a hot July day so even

After walking along Fairlie Glen we headed north along Castle Walk. If we'd had the time (or the energy!) we would've reached Kelburn Castle and its estate grounds but instead we turned back at the edge of Fairlie and went to the beach. There are