Gallery (Others)
 Clydesdale foals |
 Bridges over River Clyde at Kirkfieldbank |
Young cattle near Lesmahagow
Clydesdales grazing at Dillarburn
Lambs at sunset, Douglas, South Lanarkshire
New windfarm adjacent to the M74 at Canderside, near Larkhall
Stobhill Hospital, Glasgow.
Class 158 DMU entering Horton-in-Ribblesdale Station on the Settle and Carlisle route. 24th April 2011.
The extension of the M74 in Glasgow opened on 28th June 2011. This extensive work on an elevated section joins the previous end of the M74 at Fullarton Road to link up with the M8 south of the Kingston Bridge at Tradeston. It provides a welcome alternative to the city section of the M8 which is so often a bottleneck and will ease congestion on the Kingston Bridge. This fulfils original objectives for the Motorway plans for Glasgow from 1965 and removes the anomaly of the prepared junctions at either end that went nowhere. The section was due to open to the public at 7 pm but was delayed by about half an hour when, with police escort, the first vehicles were allowed through on the Westbound carriageway. The Eastbound carriageway (shown) was opened at 8 pm.
Class 318 (318262) electric multiple unit at Larkhall Station, South Lanarkshire on 21st July 2011. This two-tone livery, which suits this class of train so well, is being phased out and replaced by a blue Saltire livery.
International Children's Games 2011, Lanarkshire. This mini-Olympics was very well organised by North and South Lanarkshire Councils using a number of first-class sports centres across the county. This photo shows the 100m heats in the athletics event at the John Wright Sport Centre, East Kilbride on 5th August. Other events included sailing, golf, badminton, volleyball, tennis, swimming, judo and football.
Dawyck Botanic Garden in the Scottish Borders. 2nd Nov 2011.
Ribblehead Viaduct on the Settle and Carlisle Railway, 25th April 2011
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