The westend of Glasgow never fails to deliver, with the glorious sunshine and nostalgic cobbled lanes. Scenes that you often come across are intriguing reflections in windows, stunning shadows, to people enjoying a beer or two with friends in one of many of the street pubs.
Reflections of the Art work on Ashton lane in the Ashoka's window.
Beers and storytelling
Silhouette of a lady in a lane just off Ashton lane.
Intense cook taking two minutes away from the Kitchen. I liked the matching red of the hat, building and planter.
Silhouette of a young student in long winding lane.
Deliveries on route in the winters high sun on Byres Road.
Deliveries on route in the winters high sun on Byres Road.
Westender looking on out whilst I was looking on in, on him.
The entrance of Ashton Lane, looking over at the Chip bar.
Little Air Ballon’s on display in Brel bar.
View looking at the side of Innes and Gunn bar.
View looking down towards the bottom of Ashton Lane
The Glory Hole entrance to an Aladdin's cave of Kodachrome slides from the past.
Slide 1 - A Kodachrome slide of a cave in Greece
Slide 2 - Kodachrome slide, dated 1985, the girl was named Sharon on the back.
Box full of Kodachrome slides, long forgotten or lost.
Underwood Typewriter in Glory Hole.
Glory Hole’s main doorway.
