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There is indeed known to be Silver in these here hills. Some of the old mining tracks are still visible from the roads. I'll have to get some good pictures of them.so......strat on the silver mountain??
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Did you hear banjos playing when you took that
Was down at the bbc scotland building a couple of days ago just before sunset so took a couple of pics
Finnieston crane, clyde arc (or squinty bridge as its called) over the clyde
The paddle steamer Waverley and just behind it is the TS Queen Mary, another clyde steamer that is undergoing restoration, at the science centre
Was down at the bbc scotland building a couple of days ago just before sunset so took a couple of pics
Finnieston crane, clyde arc (or squinty bridge as its called) over the clyde
The paddle steamer Waverley and just behind it is the TS Queen Mary, another clyde steamer that is undergoing restoration, at the science centre
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Found myself at Bowling today which is where the Clyde/Forth Canal starts. Was hoping for a better sunset but it was too cloudy
There's a small disused harbour with a few broken boats, but it was fenced off so couldn't get close to the boats apart from this one
One of the lock arms onto the Forth of Clyde
obelisk memorial to Henry Bell apparently
Thought it was a church spire when i was there. "Henry Bell (7 April 1767 – 14 March 1830) was a Scottish engineer known for introducing the first successful passenger steamboat service in Europe." Never heard of the cunt
some berths for boats
damaged harbour wall
There's a small disused harbour with a few broken boats, but it was fenced off so couldn't get close to the boats apart from this one
One of the lock arms onto the Forth of Clyde
obelisk memorial to Henry Bell apparently
Thought it was a church spire when i was there. "Henry Bell (7 April 1767 – 14 March 1830) was a Scottish engineer known for introducing the first successful passenger steamboat service in Europe." Never heard of the cunt
some berths for boats
damaged harbour wall
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I've thought about cycling the whole thing once or twice but not done it yet. The thinking being it would be very flat which for an unfit fat bastard like me might make it tolerable. It doesn't really go through the most picturesque areas though
No it's pretty fucking grim. I passed some maniac fishing in Maryhill
What are you editing your stuff on? It all looks great - I'm messing around with the aperture, iso and exposure and getting quite good at taking natural shots with that but yours jump out of the screen.
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