A 91 greets us on arrival at Glasgow Central.

Glasgow Central definitley has its busy periods.

Not sure what got the filmcrew treatment that day, all I know is that the guy bringing the tea and chips in a carboard box to the crew was appreciated far more than the hefty equipment or even the roof over thier heads.

Glasgow Queen Street's lower platforms play host to 320311.

Whifflet, the less said about the place the better. 66106 with an unknown working of old sleepers.

I could have sworn it was a 150 if it wernt for the lack of concertina. And the panto. 318256 stands at Paisley Gilmore St.

A quick shot before boarding 334026 at Paisley as she stands next to 334031.

The grand scale of the roof at Central shows itself here, dwarfing a McJuniper.

The sun really came out towards the end of the day as we see 156445 parallelling 334026 out of Central.

The classic view of the many lines into Glasgow Central.

A breath of fresh Scottish air can be breathed at the end of the platforms over the Clyde.

A Pendo gracefully meanders away from Central, back to the other Capital.

Now I know where all the 156's in the world are...Here in Scotland.

Another view out across the Clyde.

Partick is a plesant and busy station just outside the City Centre. A 320 is seen approaching, acknoledged by a brief glare from a commuter engrossed in either side of the binding.

One last view of Partick just before being whisked back to Central and then home...