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Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow

Glasgow

Glasgow

Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow

Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow

Royal Exchange Square and Queen Street, Glasgow

Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow If you look closely, you can see the traffic cone on the head of the Prince Albert Statue on George Square.

George Square, Glasgow

"Cut & Run" 25 years card labour An exhibition of stencils from 1998 to 2023 15 June - 28 August GoMA, Glasgow "Cut & Run" website

"Cut & Run" 25 years card labour An exhibition of stencils from 1998 to 2023 15 June - 28 August GoMA, Glasgow "Cut & Run" website

"Cut & Run" 25 years card labour An exhibition of stencils from 1998 to 2023 15 June - 28 August GoMA, Glasgow "Cut & Run" website

Photographed from Trades Lane, Dundee

Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow A. I.-Generated Article: The Duke of Wellington statue in Glasgow is known for having a traffic cone on its head. The first documented sightings of the Duke’s conical hat date back to the 1980s. The practice of ‘cone-capping’ is rumoured to be the result of a night out where locals decided it would be funny to place a cone on the statue’s head. The cone has become an integral component of the city and plays testament to the priceless Glaswegian and Scottish sense of humour.

Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow Fujifilm X-H1 and Voigtländer 23mm f1.2 Nokton Lens for Fujifilm X

Glasgow

Glasgow

Upon completion in autumn 2021, the new three storey, state of the art, locality healthcare facility will bring together six local GP practices to serve 40,000 members of the local population. In addition to GP services the new centre will accommodate district nurses, health visitors and social work, dental and podiatry departments to provide a full range of enhanced healthcare on the site. Quoted from the Queens Quay website

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