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Elliott Erwitt/Magnum
Man looking at Clyde Crane
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gourock, inverclyde, scotland
photo taken march 23, 2025 at 12:15p.m. utc
The rain prepares to devour Gourock.
Gourock, Inverclyde, Scotland. March 2026.
Greenock, Inverclyde, Scotland. March 2026.
The 75-meter Victoria Tower rises above Greenock Town Hall (1886), seat of the Inverclyde District Council, in Greenock, Scotland.
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why is spud wearing a collar also can i leash it asking for a friend
Short answer, Yes
Long answe- Well, I'll just have Kirky say it.
Kirky: "Yeah, if ya want too, Jus' don't get surprised when he bites ya! Honestly we haven't gotten a single clue why he does that!"
Spud has a huge scratching and picking problem with his skin so Ol' Man decided to put a collar around his neck to stop him from doing so...
Aaaand it's a good way to keep him in line if he's too impulsive.
Ahead of the new semester starting this week, Provost Drew McKenzie welcomed six of the 10 sets to St Patrick's Primary in Greenock to get t
Wemmys Bay Train Station.
The Category A listed railway station opened in 1865, but the station was completely rebuilt in 1903 to accommodate the large number of passengers.
A key feature of the design is use of curves to ease the flow of passengers. The same principle was applied at Glasgow Central station, which was rebuilt about the same time.
The pier was designed so that several queues for the steamers could be accommodated, with different queues for different destinations. Although the ferry now only goes to Rothesay, Wemyss Bay used to have regular sailings to Largs and Millport, as well as day trips further afield.
One of the seats on the concourse, with an appropriate plaque on it, is an original Caledonian Railway seat, as would have been used when the station was new. It was obtained by the Friends of Wemyss Station when it became surplus to requirements at the National Railway Museum. It was received as withdrawn from use by British Rail, covered in many layers of paint and had to be professionally restored. I will have to have a wee look for it on my next visit.