#bonnybridge

Saltire on Cowden Hill, Bonnybridge.

This shot of the #Forth&ClydeCanal at Bonnybridge is my latest post for Wordless Wednesday May 18 #photography #landscape

Forth & Clyde Canal at Bonnybridge

Another in my Life in Walkdown series of blog posts - this time featuring Rough Castle in Bonnybridge

Autumn at Rough Castle, Bonnybridge During much of the past twelve months we have been limited to travelling in our own local authority area, and at some points during that period, been told to stay as close to home as possible. As a result, most of my walking in that time has been done in places that I have also had to reach on foot. I have called this time ‘walkdown’ (short for ‘walking in…

Another blog post in my Life in Walkdown seires - this time it's Bonnyfield Nature Reserve

During those months when travel was restricted, the use of public transport discouraged and people encouraged to stay at home apart from one bout of exercise outdoors each day, a period known as ‘lockdown’, I explored a fair bit of my local area on foot. I termed this experience ‘walkdown’ and decided to blog about some of the places I visited. This post is the third in the series and features…

Life in Walkdown – Seabegs Wood

During the recent restrictions on travel I have been exploring my local area on foot, an experience for which I have coined the term ‘walkdown’. I have also started to create a series of blog posts as a record of my walks; this is the second in the series and features Seabegs Wood, near Bonnybridge.

Seabegs Wood, to the west of Bonnybridge, is the site of part of the Antonine Wall, built by…