Ronnie TuckerLast night was the start of the toad season! There were dozens of them on the tow path when I was out walking Max. Even spotted a newt!
The Nolly Brig plaque and mural under the bridge at Firhill Road in #Glasgow near the #ForthAndClydeCanal
This Is My GlasgowNot bad for someone in their fifties who'd never really done any long-distance running before starting this challenge!
#glasgow #forthandclydecanal #running #runglasgow #urbanwildlife
My long run today took me up along the Forth and Clyde. Canal, where there's always an interesting sight or two to be had, but this morning's run was a bit of a special one for me. For some still unknown reason (alcohol might possibly have been involved!), at the start of 2021 I set myself the seemingly unlikely target of running a half marathon around the streets of Glasgow every month for the next 60 months. Today, I completed number 60!
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It's great to see these polychromatic brick former industrial buildings on the Forth and Clyde Canal in the Ruchill area of Glasgow brought back into use in a very sympathetic way. They were built around the 1870s and were once part of the Glasgow Lead and Colour Works.
#glasgow #forthandclydecanal #architecture #architecturephotography #ruchill
LordWoolamalooOut with dad, trying to take some photos, but the weather is changing every few minutes.
Golden #autumn sun two minutes before I took this, then grey rain, & wind shaking more leaves from the branches, sunny again moments later.
#automne #fall #photography #photographie #Cadder #Glasgow #canal #ForthAndClydeCanal #Rain #pluie #leaves #feuilles
Glasgow University, which sits on a hill above the West End of the city, from the Hamiltonhill Claypits Nature Reserve on Forth and Clyde Canal in the north of Glasgow.
#glasgow #glasgowuniversity #forthandclydecanal #hamiltonhillclaypits
Wakeboarding at Port Dundas in the heart of Glasgow.
#glasgow #wakeboarding #portdundas #canal #forthandclydecanal
#watersports
The beautiful World Egg hidden inside the mouth of Bella the Beithir, a sculpture by Nichol Wheatley at the Stockingfield Junction on the Forth and Clyde Canal in Glasgow.
The Beithir is a lightening serpent most commmonly seen on summer evenings during thunderstorms. The world egg is carried inside her mouth is a symbol of hope. You have to get right up close and peer between Bella's teeth to be able to see it.
#glasgow #sculpture #stockingfieldjunction #forthandclydecanal #publicart
