Battle of Bonnymuir Commemoration

Firefox · Battle of Bonnymuir Commemoration

Hello,

this is just to point out that there is a commemoration, by the 1820 Society for the Battle of Bonnymuir.

There are two buses being run from Glasgow to the event. Details as follows:

Bus leaving at 12.30 pm from North Frederick St, George Square, Glasgow, April 26 2008. £10 per head again, kids free. Ceremony at 2 pm. Tam MacLean the piper will bring his accordion and we will stay for one hour in the pub. The 1820 bus leaves straight after the commemoration.

Hope you've all had a good weekend,

Kenny

Firefox

For those of you travelling to Bonnymuir via your own transport, you'll need this route:

Take theb A80 Stirling road, follow it past Cumbernauld and take the
turn off the motorway signposted Kilsyth and Denny [just after the
Castlecarey railway viaduct]. Take the left turn at the junction for
Denny/Bonnybridge when you have travelled a mile youll come to a fork
junction[just after the Railway Inn and Crown Hotel - take the
Bonnybridge road - follow until you come to Bonnybridge Toll [Co-op
shop on right]Take the road to the right [signposted High
Bonnybridge] follow the road up the hill until you come to a railway
bridge on a sharp bend - carry on for 200 metres and take the left
turn and Rollos engineering factory is just along the road on the
right. Your there at the 1820 Cairn.

For those of you wishing to travel on the SRSM Glasgow Bus, details are as follows:

Bus leaving at 12.45 pm from North HANOVER St, George Square, Glasgow, April 26. 16 seater for £100. £10 per head again, kids free. Ceremony at 2.30 pm. Tam MacLean the piper will bring his accordion and we will stay for one hour in the pub. The 1820 bus leaves straight after the commemoration.

Thank you,

Kenny

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Firefox

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Firefox

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