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Description:	The 1786 Drove road climbs to the left of the wall, while the 1930s route curves to the right. I know which I'd prefer to drive along! Looking east at the Study in Glencoe.
Location:	56.6649298, -4.9719250
Road:	A82/Glencoe, Telford's Highland Roads , The Study
Date:	9 7 2010
Photographer:	Rileyrob
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	Galleries \| A82/Glencoe \| Telford's Highland Roads \| The Study \| S2 \| Abandoned Road

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current	20:54, 21 July 2010		800 × 418 (166 KB)	Rileyrob (talk \| contribs)	The 1786 Drove road climbs to the left of the wall, while the 1930s route curves to the right. I know which I'd prefer to drive along!

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