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The pedestrian bridge |
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Round the foot of the bridge, you get a whiff of old fog and a sense of the Glasgow that Atkinson Grimshaw painted, |
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For what lies behind these arches, see Taggart section. |
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The view west, out of the city |
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The view east, into the city |
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The Waverley, built in 1946 and the oldest seagoing paddle steamer in the world. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PS_Waverley |
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A picture of the stern (these two pics are out of time with the rest, and were taken in that cold December of 2009) |
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The Tall Ship. See www.glenlee.co.uk |
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The Seeing Glasgow buses |
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Bell's Bridge |
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Opening and closing, the bridge looks like a strange, skeletal winged creature |







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Pirate at the capstan |

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The pilot of this seaplane was having a great time buzzing up and down |
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Rescue dinghy |
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The Crown Hotel - no idea what it's like inside or how they fill all those rooms, but exterior is pleasing |

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Clyde-built Belly Dancers |
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They had a great time these girls - even in the rain |
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Running the Gauntlet |

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In the car park was an exhibition of rare and lovely cars: Wallace and Grommit would like this version of their old Austin |
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A fire engine from 1901 |

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The Ayrshire Yeomanry Squadron - events such as this are strong recruiting opportunities for the armed services |
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Doing something on the bowsprit |





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Para Handy on the Vital Spark. The Para Handy stories are adored the world over. |
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