Match stick men and match stick ....... ?

[stamper]

Glasgow in Scotland. One of it's famous streets, Buchanan Street.

[Rob C]

I like it; a fresh approach that reminds me of your Clyde bridge railing of some longish time ago.

Used to be a wonderful street, where you could park, go in to chat up a client or two, meet your wife (mine, I mean) and have a leisurely lunch in McDonalds' Salad Bowl (HOF, not the American imported thing). Then along came meters, pedestrianisation and that was the end of it for me.

I can't figure your viewpoint: where was it?

Rob C

[stamper]

Rob this was taken from the steps of the Concert Hall that blocks off the top end of Buchanan Street along with a large shopping Mall. Probably built about 10 years, or more, ago. Sauchiehall Street on the left. The statue on the right in the B&W image is Donald Dewar the late Labour leader. As you say all pedestrianised and different from years ago.

[RSL]

Hope that tall guy on the right doesn't fall off his perch. Looks as if it's a long way down.

[Rob C]

Rob this was taken from the steps of the Concert Hall that blocks off the top end of Buchanan Street along with a large shopping Mall. Probably built about 10 years, or more, ago. Sauchiehall Street on the left. The statue on the right in the B&W image is Donald Dewar the late Labour leader. As you say all pedestrianised and different from years ago.

Aha! That's why I had no idea of your viewpoint! I've never seen it (Concert Hall) in daylight.

I went to the Concert Hall (I think) one night during a visit many years ago with my bro'n'lo and his wife, and we saw Chuck Berry perform. I was a bit miffed: it was a great night and the warm-up bands were excellent too, but Berry didn't even do a single encore. I thought of all those LPs of his I'd bought, and thought: you miserable S.O.B.

Rob C

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Time to clean your lens?