Robert Wyatt failed to turn up as arranged
at the new Transport Museum
he did however send this song to make up for his Tardiness
Marion & Bruce take a stroll along the river Clyde on a free Monday
Sean should we take an Umbrella?
The Clyde is a short river,
little more than 100 miles long, rising in the Lanarkshire hills. Upstream it
flows swiftly with spectacular stretches, such as the Falls of Clyde, near
Lanark. At Glasgow the river was a shallow estuary with sandbanks and islets known
as inches. Downstream, in deep water, Dumbarton Irvine and Greenock were the
main ports, with Port Glasgow established by Glasgow merchants in 1662. The
Clyde Waterfront project covers 13km of the river from Glasgow Green in the centre of Glasgow, down the river as
far as Dumbarton.
There are plenty of opportunities to explore along the riverbanks, Glasgow Green provides a welcome green space in the heart of the city and is one of the country's oldest parks.
Route
Sean should we take an Umbrella?
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| "No need for any protection today lasramblas its going to be glorious". |
There are plenty of opportunities to explore along the riverbanks, Glasgow Green provides a welcome green space in the heart of the city and is one of the country's oldest parks.
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| Transport Museum |
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| The Glenlee reflection |
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| Bells Bridge & The Squinty Bridge |
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| The Armadillo |
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| The Finnieston Crane |
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| Tradeston Bridge |
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| Suspension Bridge |
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| Coffee's @ The Peoples Palace |
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| Templeton's Carpet Factory |
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| Glaswegian Seagull weaned on Tennents Lager |
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