- The
Luggie Water is one of two
streams which flow out of ****bernauld. The
Scottish New Town’s name
derives from the
Gaelic for "the
meeting of the waters"...
- Luggiebank. On the
south bound side of
Stirling Road the
houses back onto
Luggie Water. The ****ociated glen is now a
nature reserve managed by the Scottish...
- The
Luggie Aqueduct carries the
Forth &
Clyde Canal over the
Luggie Water at Kirkintilloch, to the
north of Glasgow. It is a
Category A
listed building...
- to
write poetry for
Glasgow Evening Citizen and
began his
idyll on the
Luggie, the
little stream that ran
through Merkland. His most
intimate companion...
-
approximately two-thirds of the
council area
lying generally south of the
Luggie Water, was in the
historic county of Lanarkshire.
Lanarkshire had existed...
- the
stream known as
Mollins Burn
joins the
Luggie Water east of the village.
Mollinsburn is
south of the
Luggie and the M80 and M73
motorways are between...
- church.
Annathill is on the
banks of the
Mollins Burn, a
tributary of the
Luggie Water.
Annathill was
primarily famous for coal, as it was home to Bedlay...
- the
Scottish poet
David Gray
describes whisky-drinking
curlers on the
Luggie Water at Kirkintilloch. In Darvel, East Ayrshire, the
weavers relaxed by...
-
Forth and
Clyde Canal the
Luggie Water p****es
through Kirkintilloch, the
canal crossing the
Luggie on an aqueduct. The
Luggie flows into the
River Kelvin...
- Kilsyth, and runs
along the
south bank of the
River Kelvin, and over the
Luggie Water, by a fine
stone aqueduct, at Kirkintilloch; it then
approaches within...
