Gallery:C20 (Renfrewshire)
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Finlaystone Road from near Kilmacolm to near Finlaystone Estate.
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C20 (Renfrewshire)
Martyrs' Sandyford Church The church is at the corner of King Street (shown receding on the left) and Broomlands Street.
King Street bridge Carries King Street over the B7050 in the west end of Paisley.
King Street, Paisley
King Street Looking towards Douglas Street and the Glasgow to Ayr railway line.
King Street, Paisley Looking south east from the junction with McKenzie Street and Blackstoun Road, towards the railway bridge.
Blackstoun Road from the air Viewed just after taking off from Glasgow Airport.
Blackstoun Road from the air The bridge carried the 'Dummy Railway'. On the outskirts of Ferguslie Park.
Blackstoun Road The road twists and turns as it leaves Ferguslie Park.
Blackstoun Road railway bridge The bridge was built for the long gone Paisley and Barrhead District Railway line (known locally as the Dummy Line). It was used as recently as the 1980s as a spur for the car factory at Linwood which closed at that time. Prior to the car factory, it also served as a spur for the Pressed Steel factory at Linwood which produced the 'blue trains' (Class 303), which were the first electric trains for the north and south Clyde lines in the 1960s.
South Candren farm can be seen through the bridge.
Blackstoun Road railway bridge The bridge was built for the long gone Paisley and Barrhead District Railway line (known locally as the Dummy Line) . It was used as recently as the 1980s as a spur for the car factory at Linwood which closed at that time. Prior to the car factory, it also served as a spur for the Pressed Steel factory at Linwood which produced the 'blue trains' (Class 303), which were the first electric trains for the north and south Clyde lines in the 1960s.
Blackstoun Road Looking into Ferguslie Park from South Candren Farm.
Shops on Blackstoun Road Now quite detached from the rest of the built-up area of Ferguslie Park since the old Craiegilea Primary School was demolished.
Blackstoun Road Heading out of erguslie Park at South Candren Farm.
Ferguslie Park Avenue A roundabout at Blackstoun Road (runs left to right), with the Tannahill Centre in the background and police station on the left.
Blackstoun Road railway bridge The bridge was built for the long gone Paisley and Barrhead District Railway line (known locally as the Dummy Line).
Blackstone Road leading to Blackstoun Farm Nearer Ferguslie Park this road seems to change its name to Blackstoun Road. Candrens Farm in the trees ctr.
A737 flyover at Blackstoun Road On the A737 between Paisley St James interchange (M8 Junction 29) and Linclive roundabout at Linwood.
Abercorn Cottage Looking great following restoration and renovation in 2013, before which it was in a ruinous state. One of the few surviving buildings from Inkerman village which was demolished in 1938. On Blackstoun Road.
Blackstoun Road Looking past Abercorn Cottage towards the A737 flyover.
A737, Road Bridge The dual carriageway crossing Blackstoun Road. Candren Road on the right.
Inkerman and Ferguslie Park from the air Inkerman Bowling Club is in the foreground. The route of the 'Dummy Railway' http://www.paisleyheritage.com/paisleys-dummy-railway-legend-unveiled/ can be seen curving through the centre of the photo.
Candren Road The building on the right is the Old Schoolhouse, specifically that of Inkerman, as this area was once known.
Fence, Candren Road Old Schoolhouse on the left, Glasgow Airport Landing lights to right of house. Candren Road right and A737 far right. The small hill centre was a landfill.
Candren Road A yellow road dwarfed by the A737 dual carriageway alongside. View towards Linwood.
Candren Road Minor road runs beside the A737 right.
The C20 Candren Road junction with the A761 appears to have been realigned in the past.
The C20 Candren Road junction with the A761, with Linclive junction on the A737 in the distance.
The C20 Candren Road at the junction with the A761.