Union Canal Virtual Cruise (VC)
Choose your starting point (from the links below), then keep clicking the next button for your virtual cruise (VC) along the Union Canal.
by Paul · Published 26/12/20
Choose your starting point (from the links below), then keep clicking the next button for your virtual cruise (VC) along the Union Canal.
by Paul · Published 10/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
Falkirk Junction, where the Union Canal diverges from the Forth & Clyde Canal, with the Falkirk Wheel in the background.
by Paul · Published 10/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
The photo is taken from the top of the Falkirk Wheel and shows …
by Paul · Published 10/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
Seen part way through a rotation, this is how the Falkirk Wheel appears from below.
by Paul · Published 14/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
Sunset behind the Falkirk Wheel before the illuminations are switched on – and showing the illuminations later.
by Paul · Published 14/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
Following the trip boat onto the upper level of the Falkirk Wheel.
by Paul · Published 10/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
Approaching Rough Castle Tunnel from the upper level of the Falkirk Wheel. The tunnel is …
by Paul · Published 10/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
The Barr Seagull is one of the boats for Seagull Trust Cruises which offers …
by Paul · Published 10/08/06 · Last modified 27/12/20
Approaching the northern end of Falkirk Tunnel which is 636m (696 yards) long.
by Paul · Published 14/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
Laughin” and “Greetin” refer to the laughing and crying faces on the keystones on each side of the bridge. On the west side …
by Paul · Published 11/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
The Linlithgow Canal Centre is run by volunteers with a tea room, museum, and boat trips.
by Paul · Published 11/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
Linlithgow Palace and Church
by Paul · Published 11/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
The man-made shale bing wasn’t there when Niddry Castle was built around 1500. Mary Queen of Scots …
by Paul · Published 11/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
The Almond Aqueduct is 130m (142 yards) long and carries the Union Canal 23m (75 feet) above the River Almond.
by Paul · Published 11/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
The pink coloured “mountains” are the waste heaps for the shale which was mined nearby and from which …
by Paul · Published 11/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
Alongside the towpath at Ratho is this lovely model canal.
by Paul · Published 12/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
Sitting alongside the towpath in Wester Hailes on the outskirts of Edinburgh is this large than life frog sculpture.
by Paul · Published 12/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
Leamington Lift Bridge has been re-sited from its original location on the now abandoned final length of the Union Canal in Edinburgh. The bridge lift vertically for boats to pass underneath while …
by Paul · Published 12/08/06 · Last modified 26/12/20
The Union Canal finishes at Edinburgh Quay now, although it was originally …
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