File:Craigs Top viewpoint.jpg
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English: Craigs Top scenic viewpoint at the high point of Lyle Hill in Greenock. To the west over Gourock and the Firth of Clyde are visible in front of the backdrop of the Cowal hills. Two stone cairns were formerly toposcope bases, a concrete trig point stands to left of centre, and benches stand round a cast iron pillar dated 1897, thought to be a flag staff base. |
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| Author | dave souza |
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