Clyde Walkway - Photographs

Photographs

  • New Lanark from the walkway.
  • Clyde walkway between Kirkfieldbank and Crossford.
  • Clyde walkway near Crossford.
  • Bridge at Kirkfieldbank.
  • The Stonebyres Power Station dam.
  • The walkway near Stonebyres.
  • Stonebyres Power Station.
  • Corra Linn in the autumn.
  • The natural amphitheatre below Corra Linn.
  • Dundaff Linn at New Lanark in winter.
  • Bonnington Linn.
  • Bonnington hydroelectric power station.
  • The pipes supplying water from the Clyde to Bonnington hydroelectric power station.
  • The ruins of the Hall of Mirrors or Bonnington Pavilion overlooking Corra Linn.
  • The old iron bridge at the Bonnington Falls.
  • A bench on the walkway in the Falls of Clyde nature reserve.

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