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GEORGETOWN 3 1 Locharbriggs A, B, C Galloway Golf Robert Burns BARNTON 2 Heathhall F LAURIEKNOWE Your Guide to Travel Course Robert House Route Planner Burns STREET St Joseph’s 5A 3 Georgetown B, C CASTLE DOUGLAS ROAD Dumfries Centre Museum Playing Dumfries, as the regional capital, has a large number ROSEVALE Georgetown OAKFIELD 4, 4a Larchfield/Lochvale B, C 500/502 Fields ROAD to the new DGRI St Michael’s 5 The Crichton D, F of regular bus services both within the town and to/ Maxwelltown ROAD Primary Larchfield School St Joseph’s 5a Georgetown to Crichton No town centre stop from main external destinations. ROTCHELL Dock College Georgetown Georgetown MOSSPARK 111 Retail ROAD TROQUEER ROAD Library Primary 8 Park Park CRAIGS A75 ROAD 4a School 6 Kingholm Quay C, D ROAD DRIVE A75 All bus timetable information is available on the St Andrew’s GILLBRAE 6A Glencaple/Caerlaverock C, D PLEASANCE AVE Primary 4 7 Troqueer C, D SWestrans website at www.swestrans.org.uk Troqueer Nithbank School Hospital CALSIDE ROAD Calside 8 Cargenbridge/Broomlands F PARK ROAD Calside DALBEATTIE ROAD Troqueer Primary Traveline Scotland: Park Primary 7 School 9 Summerhill/Hardthorn F School Farm 10 Lochside F For instant public transport information or to plan a New Hospital journey, contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33 HOLM AVENUE 12 Lincluden F GLENCAPLE MOAT RD 101/102 Edinburgh E NEWABBEY ROAD Go online at www.travelinescotland.com or 74/X74 Moffat/Glasgow E Holm BANKEND ROAD Crichton download the app from the appropriate app store. WATERSIDE ROAD CRAIGS ROAD 111 New DGRI F, D, E Park ROAD Golf Course A711 115 Ae C, D, E 8 Royal GEORGETOWN RD 504 Infirmary 5 373 Terregles/Shawhead A, B, D, E 202 Moniaive/Thornhill B, D, E Cargenbridge KINGHOLM ROAD 501 Primary Cree Day 5A Midpark 236 Thornhill E School Hospital Hospital 246 Cumnock/Ayr E Cargenbridge 372 Southerness B, D, E Football The 79/379/ Annan/Carlisle B, E Bus Services Pitch 6 Hospice 385 Bus Operators 1 6 12 236 River Nith 81/381 Lockerbie/Lochmaben E Stagecoach West Scotland McCall’s (Lockerbie) 502/500 Kirkcudbright/Stranraer A, D, E 2 6A 373 246 Tel: 01387 253496 Tel: 01576 204309 GLENCAPLE RD 501 Castle Douglas via Dalbeattie D, E BANKEND ROAD 504 Lochfoot A, B, D, E www.stagecoachbus.com 3 7 100/102 372 Crichton University Stagecoach North West Houstons Mini Coaches 4 8 74 79/379/385 Brownhall Campus A St. Mary’s Street, near Railway Station Primary (Lockerbie) School Dumfries & B DGOne Tel: 01228 819090 5 9 115 81/381 N Galloway College C Great King Street www.stagecoachbus.com Tel: 01576 203874 5A 10 202 501 D Loreburne Centre DGC Buses E White Sands 500/502 504 111 Kingholm Quay Tel: 01387 260383 1 kilometre STANEHOUSE LOANING F Burns Statue Bus Stops Active Travel 10 September 2017 On-road Cycle Route Traffic Free Cycle Path To 7Stanes, Proposed Route of Cycle Path Ae Forest Footpaths Pelican or Puffin Crossings Toucan Crossings To Beattock & Moat Z Zebra Crossings 20mph speed limit Cycle Parking Locations Cycle Shop Locations 7 National Cycle Network 10 Jericho Loch QUARRY ROAD 10 Local Cycle Network CTC The CTC Glenkiln Loop KM The KM Trail Z BYWAY The National Byway Locharbriggs Primary CATHERINEFIELD ROAD Co Wheels Car Club Z School KNOWEHEAD RD AUCHENCRIEFF RD A76 SCHOOL RD. 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    ISSN 0036-9144 SCOTTISH BIRDS THE JOURNAL OF THE SCOTTISH ORNITHOLOGISTS' CLUB Volume 9 No. 4 WINTER 1976 Price 7Sp SCOTTISH BIRD REPORT 1975 1977 SPECIAL INTEREST TOURS by PER'EGRINE HOLIDAYS Director s: Raymond Hodgkins, MA. (Oxon)MTAI. Patricia Hodgkins, MTAI a nd Neville Wykes, (Acct.) All Tours by scheduled Air and Inclusive. Most with guest lecturers and a tour manager. *Provisional SPRING IN VENICE . Mar 19-26 . Art & Leisure £139 SPRING IN ATHENS ... Mar 22-31 . Museums & Leisure £125 SPRING IN ARGOLlS ... Mar 22-31 . Sites & Flowers £152 PELOPONNESE . .. Apr 1-15 ... Birds & Flowers £340 CRETE . Apr 1·15 .. Birds & Flowers £330 MACEDONIA . Apr 28-May 5 . .. Birds with Peter Conder £210 ANDALUSIA .. May 2·14 . Birds & Flowers £220* PELOPONNESE & CRETE ... May 24-Jun 7 . .. Sites & Flowers £345 CRETE (8 days) . , . May 24, 31, June 7 ... Leisure £132 NORTHERN GREECE ... Jun 8·22 ... Mountain Flowers £340 RWANDA & ZAIRE . Jul 15·Aug 3 ... Gorillas with John £898 Gooders. AMAZON & GALAPAGOS . .. Aug 4-24 ... Dr David Bellamy £1064 BIRDS OVER THE BOSPHORUS ... Sep 22-29 ... Eagles with £195 Dr Chris Perrins. KASHMIR & KULU . .. Oct 14-29 ... Birds & Flowers £680* AUTUMN IN ARGOLlS ... Oct 12·21 ... Birds & Sites £153* AUTUMN IN CRETE ... Nov 1-8 ... Birds & Leisure £154* Brochures by return. Registration without obligation. PEREGRINE HOLIDAYS at TOWN AND GOWN TRAVEL, 40/41 SOUTH PARADE, AGENTS SUMMERTOWN, OXFORD, OX2 7JP. Phone Oxford (0865) 511341-2-3 Fully Bonded Atol No. 275B RARE BIRDS IN BRITAIN AND IRELAND by J. T. R. SHARROCKand E. M. SHARROCK This new, much fuller, companion work to Dr Sharrock's Scarce Migrant Birds in Britain and Ireland (£3.80) provides a textual and visual analysis for over 221 species of rare birds seen in these islands.