Stockingfield Junction, Glasgow
The junction on the
Forth & Clyde Canal
Forth & Clyde Canal
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All images are © 400photos.uk
All images are © 400photos.uk
Two elegant bridges in a park filled with public art.
The main canal is the Firth & Clyde Canal with the branch making its way via Maryhill and Claypits to Port Dundas, north of the city.
These bridges allow walkers, joggers, cyclists and those on wheels to access both canals and complete the leisure access to the entire length of both canals.
The central support pole is meant to be at an angle, it's not weird perspective or lens distortion. Honest.
The main canal is the Firth & Clyde Canal with the branch making its way via Maryhill and Claypits to Port Dundas, north of the city.
These bridges allow walkers, joggers, cyclists and those on wheels to access both canals and complete the leisure access to the entire length of both canals.
The central support pole is meant to be at an angle, it's not weird perspective or lens distortion. Honest.
