an 18th century military road in the scottish highlands and 3 of its bridges
Pictures of the bridge over the delavine burn
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| commerative plaque | view 1 | view 2 South West | bridge surface exposed note centre line and gutters | |
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| south ramp of bridge surface exposed | view of the support frame for the bridge at Delavine | bridge being jacked back into place |
another view of the support frame for the bridge at Delavine | |
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| bridge from North West | bridge from North East | |||
Delavine Bridge was damaged by undermining of the north east section of the footings with the burn migrating. The bridge was largely intact, and was jacked back into place, new footings and roadway replacing the damaged section. The rest of the bridge was stabilised with the original cobble surface recovered with turves to protect the surface and the bridge from too much water percolation. |
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| Introduction | The Drovers of Cattle | The Military Roads | The Whisky Road | The Walkers Roads | The Road Today | Tornahaish Gallery | Delavine Gallery | Allt Damh Gallery | Delavine Technical Paper | Links and Credits | Bibliography |
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