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Glasgow- Feb 2010
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Re: Glasgow- Feb 2010
by Vinegar Tom » Wed Feb 03, 2010 11:43 pm
Nice one - makes me homesick for tenement life 
This one is a view of Glasgow from Barrhead. If you enlarge the enormous version , you can just about make out some tower blocks.
enormous
This one is a view of Glasgow from Barrhead. If you enlarge the enormous version , you can just about make out some tower blocks.
enormous
Glasgow ya bas!
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Re: Glasgow- Feb 2010
by BrigitDoon » Thu Feb 04, 2010 7:47 am
cumbo wrote:Kick off Feb
Queens Park
I used to walk along there every day. Queen's Park station is just over the wall.
UXB
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Re: Glasgow- Feb 2010
by BTJustice » Thu Feb 04, 2010 6:54 pm
Armadillo;
Crane;
Dave
Crane;
Dave
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Re: Glasgow- Feb 2010
by wee minxy » Sun Feb 07, 2010 5:23 pm
BTJustice wrote:Armadillo;
Dave
I like a different look on things, and thats a cracker
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Re: Glasgow- Feb 2010
by Dave » Tue Feb 09, 2010 4:40 pm
I missed the horse shit on St Vincent St and the 'photograph of photographer" In Central Station. I'll try harder next time.
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Re: Glasgow- Feb 2010
by Doorstop » Wed Feb 10, 2010 2:36 pm
First ones out of the mill after this mornings Renfrew ferry jaunt ...
Had a nice wee morning .. bumped into and had a lovely wee chat with Minxy - that was nice - then went for a wee West End lunchy-pops with my mate which was tré tasty.
All in all a successful morning .. need to do that again sometime Minxy, I'll even shout you coffee and a bun if you're good.
Had a nice wee morning .. bumped into and had a lovely wee chat with Minxy - that was nice - then went for a wee West End lunchy-pops with my mate which was tré tasty.
All in all a successful morning .. need to do that again sometime Minxy, I'll even shout you coffee and a bun if you're good.
I like him ... He says "Okie Dokie!"
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Re: Glasgow- Feb 2010
by BTJustice » Thu Feb 11, 2010 9:58 pm
Camphill church
Victoria road
Dave.
Victoria road
Dave.
My all new film location website is here;
www.rewoundandfound.com
Check oot ma flickr page;
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For handmade jewellery, go to:
http://www.weegemjo.co.uk
www.rewoundandfound.com
Check oot ma flickr page;
http://www.flickr.com/photos/route9autos/
For handmade jewellery, go to:
http://www.weegemjo.co.uk
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Re: Glasgow- Feb 2010
by tobester » Thu Feb 11, 2010 10:03 pm
Few from my jaunts to the ferry too.
Is this anything to do with the old chain ferry? The description was worn and hard to read
Took my dad into the ferry inn today, was quite nice inside and cosy, wood burning fire, nice looking food and was quiet, i suppose that sometimes the looks deceive
Is this anything to do with the old chain ferry? The description was worn and hard to read
Took my dad into the ferry inn today, was quite nice inside and cosy, wood burning fire, nice looking food and was quiet, i suppose that sometimes the looks deceive
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Re: Glasgow- Feb 2010
by Doorstop » Fri Feb 12, 2010 7:57 am
Thanks HH .. always a pleasure to get recognition from yourself and the other seasoned picture takers here. 
I got a few pics of thon engine myself Tobes ...
... and I got a pic of the inscription plate ..
... it is indeed quite difficult to make out but, after a bit of squinting, it actually reads ...
The Engines of the the tug "Clyde"
Constructed for the Clyde Navigation Trust
by
MESSRS. A. & J. INGLIS, GLASGOW, 1851
Designed By
The Late ANDREW BROWN ESQ. Provost of Renfrew for 15 Years
Presented to the Town of Renfrew
By William Brown Esq. M.I.C.E.
In Memory of his Father.
tobester wrote:Few from my jaunts to the ferry too.
Is this anything to do with the old chain ferry? The description was worn and hard to read
I got a few pics of thon engine myself Tobes ...
... and I got a pic of the inscription plate ..
... it is indeed quite difficult to make out but, after a bit of squinting, it actually reads ...
The Engines of the the tug "Clyde"
Constructed for the Clyde Navigation Trust
by
MESSRS. A. & J. INGLIS, GLASGOW, 1851
Designed By
The Late ANDREW BROWN ESQ. Provost of Renfrew for 15 Years
Presented to the Town of Renfrew
By William Brown Esq. M.I.C.E.
In Memory of his Father.
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