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Roundabout on A723 on the outskirts of Hamilton

Wolfclyde Bridge

Clydesholm Bridge

Hyndford Bridge

A702 (old A74) Crawford

The old A74 is the A702 between here & Abington

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A702 / M74 and A74(M) Road sign

Heading in to Crawford from the south On the Carlisle Road.

Crawford Village

Carlisle Road, Crawford Once the main road to England from Glasgow, there is still some remaining traveller's infrastructure.

The A702 south of Crawford

Junction 14, A74(M) Looking over the junction of the A74(M) to the heavily forested Wellshot Hill.

Road to Abington near White Hill The lorry on the left is on the M74.

A702 and M74 Both roads more or less follow the line of the old A74 at this point just south of Abington. The hill with the mast in the background is Craighead Hill.

The Road to Crawford near White Hill The red lorry is on the A74(M).

The A702 near Boghead

Roundabout west of Crawford The junction is at the intersection of the A702, a slip-road from the M74 and a local road into Crawford.

A702 north through Abington

Carlisle Road, Abington

Edinburgh Road, Abington This is where the Edinburgh and Glasgow traffic once split in Abington.

A702 passing Bottomess wood Looking north. Sign on M74 for Junction 13 just visible on motorway

A702 and M 74 South of Abington

Upper Clyde Valley View along the Upper Clyde Valley from the Abington Service Area.

The roundabout in the middle distance is where the roads to Lanark and Biggar diverge. In the not too distant past there was no roundabout, just a fork in the road.

The prominent hill in the distance is Tinto with its very large cairn at the summit just discernable.

 

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