GLASGOW PHOTOGRAPHS 31

[@jimoconnor2594]

Great photos, can't say the the same about the music

[@PETERGRIFFIN21380]

Fantastic pictures.

[@colinburrowes8063]

Many thanks.

[@carabara3947]

Music Reminds Me Of K-Tel Ronco And Top Of The Pops Albums You Can Buy From Frank Winfield Woolworth LOL

[@CURRENTCHAOSMEDIA]

Once again joy at these photos.

[@colinburrowes8063]

Once again thank you.

[@ZooScott]

DOB Duke St hospital 1959 💪🏻 .

[@colinburrowes8063]

@@ZooScott DOB 1958, 1950s a good decade to be born.

[@ZooScott]

Uch aye ‘twas braw lad 🏴 .

[@Wizard-uo4wj]

wee jinky the king

[@stephentazare9382]

Stunning picture, would love a print of that

[@Saint_Dan132]

Thanks again

[@colinburrowes8063]

Glad your enjoying the videos.

[@mac-vl4ib]

Paddy crerand and jim baxter

[@MyMinime101]

Thanks for the Tam Shepherds

[@colinburrowes8063]

Itching powder, whoopee cushions and mucky pups, these were the days.

[@1gerard47]

And the bangers ye put in yer Das fags.

[@1gerard47]

Forgot stink bombs. 😂

[@brecklander]

Took me ages to work out that it was Ibrox stadium at 3.42. The other two stadiums in the foreground threw me. Just found out that the one on the middle was the Albion greyhound track. Don't know what the one closest to camera was... possibly connected to Bellahouston athletics?

[@colinburrowes8063]

White City, home of the Glasgow Tigers, closed in 1972.

[@brecklander]

@@colinburrowes8063 Thanks Colin. I used to watch Glasgow Tigers race at Hampden in the 70's. I guess that must have been after White City closed.

[@colinburrowes8063]

@@brecklander I watched the Tigers 71-72, with Jim McMillan and Bert Harkins, just a shame the crowds weren't bigger.

[@brecklander]

@@colinburrowes8063 That would be around the time I watched them as a 13 year old. Hampden held over 100k then so it was always going to seem empty. I'll never forget that Castrol R smell though.

[@colinburrowes8063]

@@brecklander I was the same age 13-14, watched the Tigers at Coatbridge and Blantyre, but it wasn't the same, Hampden was ideal.