How dare the Riverside Museum in Glasgow push this fine speciman of a Glasgow-built bus against a wall! 
This bus should take center stage. Just move one of those dreadful coronation trams against the wall instead. Only joking
This Albion Venturer was built by Albion Motors Glasgow specifically for Glasgow Corporation Transport in 1949. It was withdrawn from service in 1963.
Chassis: Albion Venturer CX37S. 9.08-litre overhead valve (OHV) Albion diesel engine.
The Pointy Bridge against last night's rather spectacular Glasgow sunset.
Glasgow's tall ship, The Glenlee, disappearing into the fog alongside the Riverside Museum.
Good morning, Glasgow. It's a bit of a foggy start to the day here at the new pointy bridge, but it should burn off within a few hours to give us blue skies and some late summer sun.
One of the recently replaced Glasgow Subway trains in the Riverside Museum. Is there a name for the slightly uneasy feeling you get when you realise a once familiar everyday object is now only to be found in museum collections?
It consists of an inner and an outer loop, each of which took half an hour to complete in 1896. With modern electric trains, it now takes 24 minutes, showing how advanced and efficient the original system was.
The wave-shaped roof line of the Riverside Museum in Glasgow.
