Long time, no see, looks like a good outing on Saturday can’t go wrong on a day like that. Weather in Glasgow on Saturday wasn’t nearly so good, but we made the best of it by taking father-in-law for a run (in the car) up the coast to Gourock. Pleased to find the birthday boy in fine spirits and feeling well in his 87th year. Sunday morning dawned bright and sunny and although I declined FSS’s invitation for a run, I strolled out to the highest ground and took some piccies of the rising sun. More eating and drinking ensued before the journey home.
Cardwell Bay from the Free French Monument on Lyme Hill
FSS at the Trig point above the Beacon on Lyme Hill
Birthday Boy
Free French Monument
Cross of Lorraine combined with an anchor to commemorate the French sailors who sailed out of Gourock and lost their lives in the Battle of the Atlantic in the Second world war
Redundant – cranes from the ship building era
Unusual Trigpoint
Sunday morning dawned bright and cold and I had a walk up the hill to get a couple of snaps. The two below are of the local primary school’s windmill.
Recognise these chaps? The lions guarding the cenotaph in George Square, Glasgow.
The ferris wheel with a typical Victorian equine sculpture.
Clyde Riverside shots
Central Station
Glasgow Police Box reflection
Probably not out again this weekend as further birthday celebrations on the cards.
Having fun – NLN 
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