FILM crews were spotted at a Glasgow park, filming the hit TV series Outlander.
Several trucks, some of them marked 'Movie Makers', and tents can be seen at the scene, along with location paths which are guarded by security personnel.
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Part of the filming appears to be happening in a woodland area of the park and vehicles could be seen moving in and out of the taped-off site.
Crew members were also captured setting up lights for the production.
A security guard working at the scene confirmed to the Glasgow Times that the production is for Outlander.
A few people were spotted walking around the setup, some of them wearing 'Starz' logos, referring to the distributor of the iconic TV show.
No Outlander actors or actresses have been spotted at the park so far, but the cast and crews' trailers can be seen set-up near the shoot, including that of the character Denzell Hunter.
The official Instagram page of the historical drama confirmed the filming of season seven two weeks ago.
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