Clydebank 2010
The scaffolding is coming down on the Beardmore Sculpture. - Dalmuir 26th February 2010
A sculpture of HMS Ramillies by Tom McKendrick. - 26th February 2010
The scaffolding coming down to reveal the impressive HMS Ramillies sculpture. - Dalmuir 26th February 2010
The Beardmore sculpture is on the corner of Beardmore Street and Dumbarton Road in Dalmuir. - 26th February 2010
The original HMS Ramillies was built by Beardmore and launched in 1917. - Dalmuir. 26th February 2010
Propeller and Drills. - Dalmuir. 26th February 2010
The drills are originals from the old John Brown shipyard. - Dalmuir. 26th February 2010
This sculpture was constructed by Tom McKendrick and Pat Fox. - Dalmuir. 26th February 2010
Beardmore Sculpture. On the corner of Beardmore Street and Dumbarton Road. - Dalmuir. 26th February 2010
The Beardmore sculpture has been treated to last over 100 years. - Dalmuir. 26th February 2010
Beardmore Sculpture. There will be two time capsules inside the ship, one for 25 years and one for 50 years. - Dalmuir. 26th February 2010
A panorama shot of HMS Ramillies. - Dalmuir. 26th February 2010
HMS Ramillies, The Beardmore Sculpture. - Dalmuir. 26th February 2010
The Bandstand in the Clyde Shopping Centre is on the move...again!! - Clydebank. 19th March 2010
This side of the Shopping Centre is being renovated so the bandstand is getting relocated. - Clydebank. 19th March 2010
The specialists are preparing the bandstand for transporting to the new location. - Clydebank. 19th March 2010
The bandstand was originally in Dalmuir Park and was moved to Whitecrook Park in 1935. - Clydebank. 19th March 2010
The Bandstand was moved to the Clyde Shopping centre in 1983. - Clydebank. 19th March 2010
The Beardmore Sculpture by local artist, Tom McKendrick. Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Tom McKendrick in front of his latest creation, the Beardmore Sculpture. The ship is the dreadnought, HMS Ramillies. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
This is Freddie Smith standing in front of the HMS Ramillies. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Freddie is one of less than 20 remaining living crew members from HMS Ramillies. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Freddie came over from Canada to visit the sculpture. He was only 17 when him and his ship were part of the D-Day invasion in the second world War. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Tom and Freddie and HMS Ramillies. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Tom and Freddie. I had a good wee chat with him. He is a great character. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Freddie looking resplendent with his medals and badges. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Freddie meeting our Provost, Denis Agnew. Freddie had no idea that Clydebank were laying on a special lunch for him in the Town Hall. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Freddie and Denis having a good wee chat. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Freddie with the Provost, Tom McKendrick, Councillors & MPs. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Freddie, Denis Agnew, Tom McKendrick, Councillors, MPs and members of the Ramillies Association. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Everybody... - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Tom and Denis with the Beardmore Sculpture. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Tom and Denis with the Beardmore Sculpture. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Dalmuir
Here is Freddie at Clydebank Town Hall as special guest for the day. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Clydebank
Cheers to you Freddie and to all the men and woman who fought and worked to keep our country free for future generations. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Clydebank
Speech time. The Provost, Denis Agnew, gives Freddie a big warm welcome to Clydebank. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Clydebank
This is Tom doing his Morse Code speech...you had to be there... - Sunday 25th April 2010 Clydebank
Tommy exchange a few funny comments with Freddie. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Clydebank
Dennis, Freddie and me. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Clydebank
Pat Fox, me and Tom McKendrick. It was Pat and Tom who built and erected the Beardmore Sculpture. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Clydebank
Not forgetting the great job the Staff did looking after us on Freddie's visit to Clydebank. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Clydebank
The staff did sterling work looking after us. Well done. - Sunday 25th April 2010 Clydebank
And don't forget the backroom boy... - Sunday 25th April 2010 Clydebank
The plaque in memory of the crew of the Flying Phantom, unveiled by Provost Denis Agnew at Queens Quay, Clydebank 1st May 2010 - Saturday 1st May 2010
Plaque to the crew of the Flying Phantom who lost their lives when the tug capsized in the River Clyde on 19th December 2007. Saturday 1st May 2010
T.S. Queen Elizabeth Clydebank Sea Scouts. Queens Quay. Saturday 1st May 2010
The Vic 32, the last seagoing coal fired steam 'Clyde Puffer'. It was built in 1943 and has been well known for the last 30 years on the West Coast of Scotland. - Thursday 6th May 2010
Test Lighting shot of the Beardmore Sculpture. - Wednesday 19th May 2010
Test Lighting shot of the Beardmore Sculpture. - Wednesday 19th May 2010
The Old St Andrew's School on fire. - Wednesday 2nd June 2010