Lazy day Ruchazie (Print 2465024) Choose Size:A4 Frame with Bevel Edge Mount and A5 Image Featuring the breathtaking view of

Featuring the breathtaking view of Celtic Park

in Sauchiehall Street

the shop came in response to fears that children weren't getting enough calcium during the school summer holidays

to provide a glimpse of ancient Glasgow

and they'd throw a fit

Lazy day Ruchazie (Print 2465024) Choose Size:A4 Frame with Bevel Edge Mount and A5 Image Featuring the breathtaking view ofIt's 1954, the residents of these new flats in Ruchazie have a 'water feature' to look out on the remnants of the Monkland Canal, and the old Gartcraig Bridge, which used to lead to the Gartcraig brickworks. Locals also used to call the crossing 'Jessie's Bridge', although quite who Jessie was is long lost in the mists of time. While the water proved a lure, and a hazard, for local kids, it was a worry for their mums and dads. Today, the M8 motorway