The Craigallian Fire's by porto

Strathblane - United Kingdom Closer to Carbeth, the inscription on this memorial reads, Here burned the Craigallian fire. During the depression of the 1930's it was a beacon of companionship and hope for young unemployed people who came from Glasgow and Clydebank seeking adventure in Scotland's wild places. Their pioneering spirit helped make the Scottish countryside free for all to roam.

Uploaded: Jul, 13 2014 | Taken: Jul, 13 2014| Viewed: 2 times Camera: SONY | Model: DSC-W570 | Exposure 10/2500s, ISO 80 | FLength: 5mm | SW: Microsoft Windows Photo Viewer 6.1.7600.16385