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2007[edit]

I wrote the original piece. Found it difficult to think of anything more significant to add.

There certainly isn't much, really. Even the former inhabitants of the old estates of Murieston and Dresselrigg seem not to have left any mark on history. BTW I'm not sure what the boundaries of Murieston are; if the railway line marks the boundary of Murieston with Bellsquarry and Bankton then Murieston has no shops at all... :) Peter R Hastings 13:40, 23 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]