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146 Louis Stott Brig o’ Frew Forth NS 667 961 1964[?] ‘Fords of Frew’– associations with (Forth) (cont.) Rob Roy, Prince Charlie; old bridge like Drip, (Boquhan) NS 668 958 C18 Stone; three arches. Bailie Bow’s Bridge NS 652 922 C19 Rubble; elaborate estate bridge on Boquhan Burn. Netherton Bridge NS 661 986 1827 Henry Home Drummond; on Goodie Water. Poldar Bridge NS 625 966 1882 Lattice girder; Walter Paul of Killearn. Cardross NS 598 972 1774 Three stone arches; inscription. Flanders Moss Railway Bridge Gartmore, NS 543 980 1881 Now dismantled. Brig o’ Forth NS 533 988 C19 Two-span rubble bridge with Aberfoyle, Brig o’ Forth NN 520 009 C18 segmental arches of unequal size; replaced Gartartan Ferry; 1810-20. Literary and historical associations. Milton NT 503 013 C19 Rubble arch. Teapot Bridge NN 439 032 C18 Markedly hump-backed ‘Wade’ bridge; on Allt Tairbh, headwater of Forth. Table 2. Some Notable Bridges over the Tributaries of the Forth Bridge River Map Ref Date Details Old Bridge of Devon Devon NS 847 952 C16 Three-arched bridge. Robert Spittal. Downies NS 847 952 1926 Steel lattice girder. Miller NS 847 952 1949 A907 ‘improvement’ concrete. Tullibody NS 857 959 C18 Two arched stone bridge. Vicar’s Bridge Rumbling Bridge: NS 986 980 Modern girder bridge on site of C16 bridge gifted by Thos Forrest. Old Brig NT 017 995 1713 William Grey, of Saline; 12’wide, 22’span; 86’ above water. New Brig Bannockburn: 1816 Built on same site; 120’ above water. New Brig NS 809 904 1819 Telford. Unique arched. Old Brig Bannock NS 807 904 1871 Built by Robert Spittal (1516); single semental arch [33’10”], coursed ashlar. Chartershall Bannock NS 792 902 1747 Single rubble arch [26’8”]. Bridge of Allan Allan NS 788 976 1842 Widened and extended, replaced by new, opened 1960. Old Bridge NS 788 976 1520 Restored 1695. Dunblane NN 782 010 1409 Very old, much altered, still in use. ‘Fairy Bridge’ Kinbuck: NN Footbridge, above Cathedral Dunblane. Cromlix Bridge NN 791 054 1752 Two-span rubble bridge with segmental arches.
Braco: Ardoch Bridge Knaik NN 837 099 1430[1724] ‘Wade’ Bridge; single arch in rubble. Doune, Brig o’ Teith Teith NN 722 013 1535 Widened 1866. Still main road. Auld Bridge Ardoch NN 730 014 1735 Single rubble arch. Inscription reads ‘Built upon the publick expense of the Shire AD 1735’ Burn o’ Cambus Annet NN 706 030 1690 Only part survives. Keltie Bridge Keltie NN 648 068 1690 Narrow old stone bridge. Bracklinn Bridge Keltie NN 645 084 Literary associations with Scott; footbridge. Callander Brig Teith NN 627 078 1908 Concrete with stone facings; Gartchonzie Eas NN 605 071 1779 replaced Old Brig of 1764, Built, like Kilmahog, from annexed Gobhain estates. Brig o’ Turk Turk NN 530 065 1932 C18 bridge re-built. Brig o’ Michael Blackwater NN 532 063 C18 Old stone bridge; single arch. Kilmahog Leny NN 607 082 1777 So-called ‘Roman Bridge’; plaque. Strathyre Balquhidder; Balvaig NN 560 171 C18 Two arches. Stronvar Balvaig NN 535 205 C18 Four arches; rubble. Calair Calair Burn NN 536 203 C18 Two arches; rubble. Illustrations Bridges of the Forth 147 The following is a small selection. Another of the Forth Rail Bridge is on the back cover of this journal. Figure 1 illustrates the contrasting designs of the rail and road bridges as discussed early in the text, the apparent elegance of the road, the striking massiveness of the rail.
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THE WEATHER OF 1998 S. J. Harrison
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Weather 1998 5 May Warm and mostly
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Bird Report 1998 19 Month 1996/7 19
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Bird Report 1998 21 BLACK-THROATED
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Bird Report 1998 23 over Stirling a
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Bird Report 1998 25 C 2 Gartmorn 15
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Bird Report 1998 29 Dunmore 18 Oct
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Bird Report 1998 31 REDSHANK Tringa
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