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Clydebank 2009
The Titan Crane is over 100 years old, sitting on the old John Brown's shipyard site. - 6th February 2009
The Clyde Shopping Centre has changed a great deal since it first opened. - 6th February 2009
The swan design represents the diverse bird species found on the canal. The fabric is a self-cleaning and reusable PTFE coated glass fibre (the same material used to cover the O2 Arena). - 6th February 2009 Clyde Shopping Centre
The "floating chippy" is actually fixed into the bank of the canal, but it does have the right to call itself the "World's first Sail-thru' Fish & Chip Take Away". - Clyde Shopping Centre 6th February 2009
Mark Beaumont was asked to officially name the giant sculpture 'Bankies Bike' at a ceremony in Clydebank. The huge cycle, designed by artist John Crosby, is 11ft by 19ft. - 6th February 2009 - On the Forth & Clyde Canal cycle path, Clydebank
Looking through the underpass, the crane is gone and is replaced by the new Clydebank College. - 6th February 2009 - Looking towards Glasgow Road, Clydebank
Looking at the Titan Crane down Hume street. - 6th February 2009
Abbotsford Parish Church was built around the same time as the Clyde Shopping Centre and is now lit up at night. - 6th February 2009
The canal bridge at Whitecrook - Linnvale. - 7th February 2009 - whitecrook, Clydebank
The Boilermakers Social Club closed it's doors for the last time on Easter Sunday 12th April 2009 and there is not going to be a new one built. - 7th February 2009 - Dumbarton Road Clydebank
The War Memorial in Hall street. - 7th February 2009 - Hall Street, Clydebank
Looking up Kilbowie Road. - 7th February 2009
The Park Bar, in an interesting building. - 7th February 2009 - Dumbarton Road, Dalmuir
Detail of the stone carvings on the tenement building. 7th February 2009 Dumbarton Road, Dalmuir
La Scala Cinema. The last of the old cinemas in Clydebank, now going to be demolished. it was the Gala Bingo hall before it shut down. - 7th February 2009 - Graham Road, Clydebank
All the trees will be taken down as it is becoming impossible to use the pavements. - 19th March 2009 - Whitecrook, Clydebank
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