Sewerage pumping station at Partick Bridge
Gourock Street off Eglington Street
Davidson Street off Dalmarnock Road
Works at the end of Davidson Street
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Glasgows Cobbled Streets and Lanes
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Cobble overload
by scallopboy » Mon Jul 09, 2007 9:21 pm
Claremont Street off Argyle Street
Sewerage pumping station at Partick Bridge
Gourock Street off Eglington Street
Davidson Street off Dalmarnock Road
Works at the end of Davidson Street
Sewerage pumping station at Partick Bridge
Gourock Street off Eglington Street
Davidson Street off Dalmarnock Road
Works at the end of Davidson Street
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by scallopboy » Mon Jul 09, 2007 9:39 pm
Alex Glass wrote:Been busy scallopboy?
Great selection.
Just a few photos I cobbled together
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by TommyDGNR8 » Tue Jul 10, 2007 7:55 pm
Good work, scallop - Sharon's got us so well trained into looking up that we could probably trip over a fair few of those...
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only phone snaps, sorry
by MungoDundas » Sat Sep 22, 2007 9:44 pm
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Dodging round today's merchant city festival closed roads signs led me up;
New Wynd (between Osborne Street & Argyle Street)
and then passed Schipka Pass
Dodging round today's merchant city festival closed roads signs led me up;
New Wynd (between Osborne Street & Argyle Street)
and then passed Schipka Pass
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still stuck in that 'merchant city' bit
by MungoDundas » Mon Sep 24, 2007 12:00 am
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Waiting at the High St/George St lights, spied this cheeky stained glass longboat fanlight (?) on the red sandstone (fruit merchant) building to South of the cobbled Nicholas Street.
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Waiting at the High St/George St lights, spied this cheeky stained glass longboat fanlight (?) on the red sandstone (fruit merchant) building to South of the cobbled Nicholas Street.
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Re: Glasgows Cobbled Streets and Lanes
by Luco » Fri Jan 18, 2008 9:06 am
I know it's been mentioned but I was passing through here this morning so thoiught I would take a chance to get some pics.
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Re: Glasgows Cobbled Streets and Lanes
by Vinegar Tom » Tue May 13, 2008 9:08 pm
Milan Street in Port Eglinton - a street no one wants to be responsible for which is being steadily reclaimed by nature.
The cobbles extend as far as you can see and beyond , the street has an air of "Survivors" about it. Derelict street lighting , fly tippers and the occasional junky all add atmosphere
The cobbles extend as far as you can see and beyond , the street has an air of "Survivors" about it. Derelict street lighting , fly tippers and the occasional junky all add atmosphere
Glasgow ya bas!
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Re: Glasgows Cobbled Streets and Lanes
by HollowHorn » Tue May 13, 2008 11:59 pm
Excellent resurrection of an old thread & an excellent photo too. Now I'll have to pay a visit 
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