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Bearsden & DistrictMugdock Country Park |
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Bearsden & DistrictMugdock Country Park |
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Photographs of Mugdock Country Park which is partly traversed by the West Highland Way
 Craigend Stables
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 Craigend Stables above Craigend
Pond
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 Campsie Fells from
Mugdock
Country Park
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 Scots Pine in Mugdock Country Park
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 Mugdock Castle
Mugdock Castle was the stronghold of Clan Graham. The original castle was built in the mid-14th century. It comprised four towers around a courtyard with high walls. The main gate was in the middle of the south wall. The castle stood on a mound of volcanic rock on the edge of Mugdock Loch. |
 Mugdock Loch
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 Ruins of Craigend Castle
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 Craigend Castle as it was in the
1950s
A plain house was originally built by John Smith ( of John Smith & Son, booksellers ). His son, James, subsequently incorporated this house in the ornate mansion shown in the photograph. This mansion was designed by Alexander Ramsay in what is described as Regency Gothic style. |
 Victorian Walled Garden
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 West Highland Way
signpost at exit from Mugdock Country park at the Khyber Pass
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 Location Map for Mugdock Country
Park
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 Route Map of the West Highland Way
from Milngavie to Dumgoyne |
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West
Highland Way 
:: Dumgoyne
& Campsie Fells 
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