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Caption: MY FAVOURITE MOMENTS SEP ’20
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Caption: I've discovered that striking looking monument and got curious. Turns out, in the first half of 20th century this area in Glasgow used to be the largest producer of locomotives in Europe
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Caption: You can read the story through It's shape, it's materials. The geometrical form reminds me of Art-Deco style, when the industry was at it's peak, but also it has a strong Constructivism look to reflect the industrial power and it's influence. If you look at the map of that time, you will see a lot of rail line across the site and I think this sculpture really reflects that
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Caption: That's the map of the area in 1950. It shows how a pretty big chunk of land had been crossed with the railway line. Most of it has gone now. Can you see the similar pattern between the vertical lines of sculpture and the graphical aspect of a railway line on the map?
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Caption: The trivial, but essential things now occupy the land that used to host giant locomotives 🚂
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Caption: Morning light at Loch Long
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Caption: A fisherman at Loch Lomond
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Caption: We took a short domestic flight to collect our first electric car🚘
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Caption: And then we drove back to Scotland
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Caption: Frequently stopping for a quick charge. A totally new and fun experience. There will be no going back to using any fossil fuel nor LPG Gas for our little adventures
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Caption: Our first mini adventure on electric car. We drove to Glencoe and stopped at Kingshouse Hotel to charge a car and explore the area a bit
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Caption: There's a wee hill not far from my house and one evening I walked out and saw this massive moon raising behind it, I had to rush back home for my telephoto lens to capture it 🌚
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