Thanks Craig,
They were bundled in among some Glasgow photos.
I can vaguely remember doing a walk there in the mid-80's. _________________ See me? I'm daft, but it not ma fault!
Hi all. I've added a new gallery. Photographs date back from 2007 - yesterday
(Sunday 26th July 2009). More will be added within the next week or so. Full
information and 9 photographs can be found in the link below:
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 9:32 am Post subject: ABANDONED & DISUSED RAILWAYS: Kelvingrove Tunnel Parts 1
Hi all. I visited Kelvingrove Tunnel in Glasgow's West End again last night with
a group of friends. Below are al 54 photographs I had taken during my three visits
to the former tunnel this year. Full information can be read in the commentary box which I have made inside the gallery as well as all 54 photographs. The gallery:
The photographs came out excellent! Cheers again for inviting us along _________________ "No Frills" Airline,,,You cannot board the plane unless you have the exact change
Me and Jonno22 are just back from exploring the Buchanan Street Tunnel. Jonno22 will have some of his excellent photography up later.
Some interesting findings when we reached the now back filled north portal (for those that haven't explored this tunnel before) _________________ "No Frills" Airline,,,You cannot board the plane unless you have the exact change
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 11:23 pm Post subject: Balgray Tunnel & Former Kelvinside Station Photographs
Hi all. I've uploaded a gallery with my photographs from my two visits to abandoned and disused Balgray Tunnel and Kelvinside station in Glasgow's West End. The tunnel and station were part of the 'Beeching Axe'in 1964. Inside the tunnel wooden sleepers still remain as well as the original ballast. The tunnel also all in all remains in good tact with very little flooding. Kelvinside station still has its part of both its platforms still in tact also. More information can be found inside the commentary box and the image captions which I am in the middle of typing out at the moment.The gallery contains 19 photographs all in all. Any memories from back in the day when the station and tunnel was open would be interesting to hear.
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