GLASGOW. In The Frame.
A last flick through the Glasgow images from the recent trip and meet up.
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GLASGOW. Bringing The Day To An End.
I’ve made a start on the images from the Glasgow meet up expedition and found a few that wrap up the days proceedings. Another visit will be sorted and organised at some point. In the meantime memories will be kept gently simmering with these. Some Links. https://peoplemakeglasgow.com/ https://www.visitscotland.com/destinations-maps/glasgow/see-do/ https://www.visitscotland.com/ https://lachlan-main.pixels.com/shop/canvas+printshttps://lachlan-main.pixels.com/featured/boots-and-bandana-lachlan-main.html?product=adult-tshirt https://www.shutterstock.com/g/Lachlan1/sets https://www.alamy.com/portfolio/imagesbylachlan
SNAPSHOT! Glasgow, To Partick & Back.
Right, you join me as my train home speeds through the Scottish Borders under evening skies growing leadend with grey clouds. It’s been another great day out, catching up with my good mate Gareth the G-Man. To ease the getting about we used the Glasgow Subway ( mode of transport not a sandwich chain ) and travelled out to Partick in the west of the city. It’s an interesting stretch, […]
SNAPSHOT! At Wigan, Destination Glasgow.
Today I am heading north to my genetic homelands to meet up with my friend Gareth from Cardiff. Just go with that please. The day has the new minted, misty freshness I always enjoy. A soft focussed, impressionism that dresses a day with promise. And yes I have an extensive list of coffee/ cake/ fat rat establishments to carry the two of us through the day. Further posts may contain […]
GLASGOW. Behold The Necropolis.
Sorry if this seems a morbid post but The Glasgow Necropolis is a fascinating place. It dates from the early 1830’s and was part of the movement that established private cemeteries. The existing system of burials being the responsibility of the local parish was beginning to buckle under the strains of death rates and lack of space within existing burial grounds crammed into town and city centres. As was the […]
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