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    Weaver's Cottage is in Kilbarchan, 12 miles SW of Glasgow.

    Bus: Frequent service from Paisley, Glasgow and from Johnstone rail station (2 miles) passes door
    Cycling: 1 mile from NCN 7, 75

    Road: On the A737, off M8, junction 28A
    Ordnance Survey Ref: NS401634
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