- the
western dam of
Carron Valley Reservoir. The
river flows through Strathendrick, the
village of
Fintry and past
Balfron and
Drymen before entering Loch...
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Strathendrick RFC is a
rugby union side
based in Fintry, Stirlingshire. The 1st XV play in West
Division One. The club was
founded in 1975. It has a tradition...
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adjacent are home to
Strathendrick Rugby Football Club, a
rugby union side
founded in 1975 and
based in the village.
Strathendrick RFC 1st XV play in West...
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independent Blane Valley Railway in 1866,
which reached Killearn.
Finally the
Strathendrick and
Aberfoyle Railway constructed the
northernmost section,
which opened...
- The
Strathendrick and
Aberfoyle Railway was a
railway line in Scotland. The line was
operated by the
North British Railway and then,
after 1923, by the...
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Lennoxtown and
Torrance to the south;
Killearn to the west, and
Fintry and
Strathendrick to the north. The
Fintry Hills lie
further to the north; Kilpatrick...
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Strathendrick and its
Inhabitants from
Early Times (1st ed.). Glasgow:
James Maclehose and Son. pp. 373f.
Guthrie Smith, John (1896).
Strathendrick and...
- 20th
International Festival was Kirk, a
community project film by the
Strathendrick Film Society,
directed by
Michael Ferns and
produced by Joan Macpherson...
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Clyde Junction Railway,
which linked Stirling and Balloch, and the
Strathendrick and
Aberfoyle Railway which ran
north to Aberfoyle. The
station closed...
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historical county of Stirlingshire, Scotland, from 1882 to 1950 on the
Strathendrick and
Aberfoyle Railway. The
station was
opened on 2
October 1882 by the...
