scallopboy
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The Merchant's Tower and Briggait marketIt was a bit ahead of its time for the area, which is a pity as I preferred it to Princess Square.
Bricked up doorway and boot scraper beside it.
Bricked up window
Single bell
One of the 4 clock mechanisms
Medieval wid perhaps?
Old St Enoch train station car park above Paddies Market
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HollowHorn
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Errr aye, doan't give up yir day joab
Pee ess, Big Stevie wull be interestit in at least two o' them phoaties.
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james73
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James H
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Alex Glass
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What a day for taking photos like this. The weather couldn't have been better.
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james73
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James H
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ex-tobester
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A few of mine
Where does it go?..
Clock Mechanism
OK, Who Changed the Time?
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Fjord
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Glasgow Green looking lush
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Alex Glass
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That is a fantastic photo Mr Fjord.
Still haven't had time to see if any of mine turned out any good.
Will hopefully post some tomorrow.
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Fjord
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Thankyou Mr Alex, I rekon it'd look a lot better without that empty Dalmarnock towerblock blotting the horizon.
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Stuball
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| Fjord wrote: | | Thankyou Mr Alex, I rekon it'd look a lot better without that empty Dalmarnock towerblock blotting the horizon. |
I noticed the black tarp appearing on parts of the building last night... is that coming down this weekend by any chance?
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Alex Glass
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I wish I had time to read this earlier and I would have contacted someone to find out if it is this weekend that the multi is being demolished.
Mr Fjord on your picture it looks like we could almost name it "The Leaning Tower of Dalmarnock". It looks like it has a bit of a list to the right.
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james73
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| Alex Glass wrote: | | Mr Fjord on your picture it looks like we could almost name it "The Leaning Tower of Dalmarnock". It looks like it has a bit of a list to the right. |
I suspect it was Fjord who had the list...
James H
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Alex Glass
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Inside the Briggait Clock TowerEnjoy your night out James?
Still working on my photos but here are a couple of shots from the interior.
Bird Mesh
Enter into Heaven
No view from here
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Alex Glass
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View from The Briggiat Clock TowerHere are some of the photos I took of the view from the Briggait Clock Tower.
Parhead - Celtic Park
North Glasgow
The River Clyde and Gorbals to the South East
The River Clyde, Sherrif Court and out South West of Glasgow
St Enoch's Centre and out West
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HollowHorn
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There'se the burdz..
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ex-tobester
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A couple of videos from inside and outside the briggait....apologies for the delay
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suR5xQ2j4QU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=my5CuP9t4zQ
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catt_231
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how did you get in to take pictures?
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ex-tobester
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| catt_231 wrote: | | how did you get in to take pictures? |
We blackmailed the gate keeper with a woman of virtue intact.
Sadly we never saw HollowHorn again
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james73
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The Briggait when it was open in 1988.
The pic is from the pilot episode of Rab C Nesbitt, Rab C Nesbitt's Seasonal Greet,
which was shown on BBC Scotland around Christmas 1988. It was shown nationwide
a year later, after the BBC had given the go-ahead for a full series.
Some interesting notes from this show - the Nesbitts live in a different house,
Mary is pregnant (we never hear of this again), Dodie is played by Alex Norton (he
didn't reprise the role in the series - Ian McColl went on to play Dodie) and The Two
Ways is referred to as 'Howdens.'
Some cameos from Ricky Fulton, Russell Hunter, Jerry Sadowitz, Peter Capaldi
and Viv Lumsden!
James H
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