This Is My GlasgowI love this decorative vent cover on the outside wall of the Steps Bar on Glassford Street in central Glasgow.
Despite all the faff associated with the clocks going forward this weekend, it is nice to still have light in the sky at 8:15pm. Whether I'll still feel that way tomorrow morning is another matter entirely!
Blonde sandstone tenement on the corner of Butterfield Place and Pollokshaws Road on the Southside of Glasgow. Built in 1884, the Scots Baronial details, like its crowstepped gables and corbelled eaves, give it a distinctive look for a tenement in the city.
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CLondoner92 (New Account)🏴 #ScotRail has thanked its customers as passenger numbers at #Glasgow Central station returned to near-normal levels following the full restoration of its timetable. On March 25th, around 120,000 journeys were recorded, demonstrating a swift recovery despite ongoing work on Gordon Street and Union Street entrances due to a fire. Passenger numbers had steadily increased, rising from an average of 55,000 during low-level services (March 11-17) to 94,000 after a partial reopening of high-level platforms (March 18-24). ScotRail's Chief Operating Officer, David Ross, expressed pleasure at the strong return of customers, highlighting rail's vital role in supporting the local economy and thanking passengers for their patience. The company is now focused on maintaining reliable service.
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Love the new public space which has been created at the historic Govan Graving Docks in Glasgow. For me, it has just the right mix of old and new to maintain its links with the past while still giving it a modern feel.
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The Anchor Line Building on Saint Vincent Place in Glasgow. Built for the Henderson Brothers, owners of the Anchor Line Steamship Company, in 1906, this building was designed by James Miller in an Edwardian Renaissance style.
Love the detail on the grave monument for the theatre impresario John Henry Alexander in the Glasgow Necropolis, especially the rather wind-blown foliate green man.
