Bob Law’s Blog: Walking and Photography Old Kilpatrick and Goldenhill
Clyde Coastal Path This is a walk that many people might not think of doing as I certainly didn’t until very recently but it turned out to be both interesting and varied. It is a section of the Clyde Coastal Path from Old Kilpatrick to Goldenhill in Duntocher with several different possibilities or options. Route one […]
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Thursday, October 14, 2021 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law’s Blog: Evening Escapades
Walking and Photography Clydebank – Great Western Road – Canal Cycle Path During the last two months of fine weather there have been weekends where I’ve either been too busy or it’s been too hot to enjoy a daytime walk so I’ve been going out in the evenings instead. Spectacular Sunset – Kilpatrick Hills It […]
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Friday, September 3, 2021 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law: Walks and Photography – Kilpatrick Hills balcony trails
Several walks can be undertaken from the Mount Pleasant/Old Kilpatrick car park situated above Old Kilpatrick not far from the train station which can also be used to arrive at this location as can local bus routes to this area. Most people make a beeline up the tarmac road to the summits around Duncolm, at […]
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Thursday, July 29, 2021 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer, Pat's Home Page Blog
Bob Law’s Blog: Glennifer Braes Walks
.Glasgow is a lucky city in that it has three very different hill ranges surrounding it. On its northern outskirts the scenic 300 to 400 metre Kilpatrick Hills lie on its western flank. Middle and running eastwards from them the higher Campsie Fells at 400 to 570 metre level on Meikle Bin take over with […]
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Monday, June 21, 2021 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer, Pat's Home Page Blog
Bob Law: Gardens of Eden
Walks and Photography Glasgow Parks During our long year of Covid 19 local parks have been more important than ever to escape into especially for people/families without a decent sized garden or those living in flats or tenements. At the moment, in May 2021, many are at their best with tulips, bluebells, azaleas and rhododendrons […]
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Monday, May 24, 2021 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer, Walks in Glasgow
Bob Law: Walks and Photography – Scotland has some colourful birds
Some Colourful Birds found in Scotland Recently I was looking through some old photographs I had taken of various birds over the years that I had spotted whilst walking in different parts of Scotland. Although New Guinea’s Birds of Paradise are rightly famous we do have some of our own to match – not all […]
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Monday, April 12, 2021 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law: Walks in Glasgow – Anniesland and Knightswood
Knightswood and Anniesland Surprise A day’s outing with a difference. After several days worth of snow my local area was transformed. A thick, white blanket between four to six inches in depth altered an all too familiar landscape and local walks, worn out, with a full year of Covid 19, to the point of indifference. […]
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Sunday, February 21, 2021 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law’s Blog: Glasgow’s Quieter Parks
Glasgow – Quieter Parks and Cityscapes Town and city parks throughout the UK have provided essential green spaces during the last year. Especially during lockdown. They are one place where family members can meet outdoors, children can play in relative safety and folk can exercise. In Scotland at the moment we are restricted to our […]
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Tuesday, January 12, 2021 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer, Pat's Home Page Blog
Bob Law: North Pollok Walk, Glasgow
An Unusual Walk One recent walk I started at the Silverburn Shopping Centre in the middle of Pollok, which may seem a strange place to start a country walk fbut Pollok is full of surprises. It is very green, having once been part of the much larger Pollok estate grounds, a small section of which […]
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Thursday, November 12, 2020 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer, Pat's Home Page Blog
Bob Law: Blog – Make The Most of Autumn in Glasgow
We may be living through trying times at the moment but getting out in nature always helps, even if it’s just somewhere local. For me Glasgow’s public parks, in various locations, offer great views across the city. Pollok Pavement Many of the parks started out as grand estates often situated on hill tops. Some are […]
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Sunday, October 18, 2020 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law’s Blog: Rouken Glen – A Park For All Seasons
Rouken Glen is a park situated on the south side of Glasgow. It offers great variety and is beautiful in every season of the year. It has broad open meadows with scattered mature trees in grand estate style, a deep wooded gorge, several impressive waterfalls, a rolling meadow area, numerous woodland trails and a very […]
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Friday, September 11, 2020 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer, Walks
Dumbarton to Balloch along the River Leven
With Covid 19 restrictions easing a little recently and living within easy cycling distance of Dumbarton I decided to visit Dumbarton, Levengrove Park, then follow the River Leven walkway/cycle-track upstream until it reaches Balloch and Loch Lomond. The River Leven may be one of Scotland’s shortest rivers but it has plenty of interest along its […]
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Wednesday, July 22, 2020 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer, Coronavirus, Walks
Bob Law’s Blog: Lockdown – Nature in Glasgow
Even during lockdown nature can lift your spirits, especially in Spring during a long run of perfect days. Walks or cycle rides from my house in the West End of Glasgow have revealed a wonderland going about its own business, unconcerned by any human malady.
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Tuesday, June 16, 2020 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer, Coronavirus, Pat's Home Page Blog
Bob Law’s Blog: Scotland – Walking and Photography Lunderston Bay To Kip Marina
A very pleasant walk or cycle ride – after the lockdown A very pleasant walk, or cycle ride, can be had by parking at the sizeable Lunderston Bay car park (after the Covid 19 lock down gets lifted of course). Then walking along the coast southwards to reach Inverkip and the Kip Marina. An equally […]
Monday, April 20, 2020 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer, Pat's Home Page Blog
Bob Law’s blog: The Changing Face of Glasgow
(Seat with a view. Charles Rennie Mackintosh Statue, Anderston, Glasgow) Like any large city Glasgow is constantly evolving and one of the delights/changes/bewilderment for any city dweller is watching this happen. Entire areas appear to be transformed almost overnight with new structures replacing old. The Anderston District of Glasgow is an area that has seen […]
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Wednesday, February 26, 2020 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law: Scotland Photography – Mirror Images
On calm still days with little wind any body of water, be it sea, lake, loch, river, canal, or puddle often provides a beautiful mirror image of the surrounding landscape. Modern cameras are very good at picking this up. You only have to be in the right spot at the right time. Here’s a selection: […]
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Saturday, January 18, 2020 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law’s Blog, walking and photography: English Lake District
The Beauty of the English Lake District A weekend or even a day trip to the English Lake District has always been rewarding for me. > It’s a beautiful compact area of lakes and mountains but it also includes many attractive small towns and villages, numerous shopping opportunities, low level sight seeing, top class restaurants, […]
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Monday, November 11, 2019 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Balloch Country Park, Loch Lomond – Bob Law: Walks and Photography
Balloch Country Park is well worth a visit. With easy access by train and bus plus car parks right outside the gates of this large park it is convenient for visitors. Situated beside the town of Balloch and stretching along the eastern shoreline of Loch Lomond it is only 30 minutes from Glasgow along the […]
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Monday, August 5, 2019 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law: A Cycling Trip Around West Lothian
West Lothian is a great place to go for a day’s cycling… or walking. The area is mainly livestock, arable farming, or oil-seed fields looking wonderful in May but the scenery is magnificent year round. You will find several small hills and red shale bings providing excellent and unique views from their summits. Nothing else like […]
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Friday, May 31, 2019 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law’s Blog: Musselburgh, walking and photography
Buy Autohighography by Bob Law The town of Musselburgh lies just to the east of Edinburgh and is worth a day trip at any time of year. Apart from visiting the town itself, which has a harbour, shops, sandy beaches, a fine community theatre and old period buildings, the area is also good for walking. […]
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Friday, March 22, 2019 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law’s Blog: Ayr Beach – walking and photography
For the first time in over ten years I visited Ayr and Ayr Beach. It makes a great walk, especially at low tide but even at high tide the beach is still accessible. There’s loads of history in Ayr itself and it’s a very pleasant easy walk from the breakwater pier and harbour area plus […]
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Wednesday, March 6, 2019 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer, Pat's Home Page Blog
Bob Law Photography and Walking in Scotland: The John Muir Way
The John Muir Way starts over on the East Coast of Scotland past Edinburgh. The father of American Conservation and prime instigator of National Parks stateside was born and grew up in Dunbar. Around Dunbar is a fine stretch of coastline with many rewarding beach and cliff walks. Ideal for both holidays or day trips. John […]
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Tuesday, October 23, 2018 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer, Travel
Bob Law: a selection of photos taken around Glasgow city
Boats for Hire. Riverside Museum. Partick Daffodil Parade. Victoria Park Docks on the River Clyde. Shipping Glasgow Harbour Walkway Emirates Airline Landing at Glasgow Airport Cycle Track View of Scotstoun Power boat and River Barge. River Clyde Bellahouston Park and Mosspark Winter fun in Queen’s Park Bob Law: eBook Guide to Walking and Cycling Around […]
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Friday, June 1, 2018 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law: The Pentlands Gallery
The Pentlands are a much loved hill group rising above the Scottish city of Edinburgh. They are cherished by locals and visitors alike in much the same way as the Campsies, Kilpatricks, and Brownside Braes are loved by the people of Glasgow and Paisley. Lone House. Scottish Pentlands Rolling Landscape Near The Pentlands With […]
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Friday, March 23, 2018 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law Photography: Winter in Scotland, Cnoc Coinnich Day Out
Cnoc Coinnich day out above Lochgoilhead Village A beautiful sunny but snowy winter’s day saw us climbing up the scenic ridge line from Lochgoilhead village, on the Cowal Way, then head up to the summit of Cnoc Coinnich- a newly promoted Scottish Corbett at 763 metres ( 2,505 feet) A well-signposted path led up from […]
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Saturday, January 13, 2018 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer, Pat's Home Page Blog
Bob Law’s photography: The Colours of Autumn in Scotland
Bob Law: eBook Guide to Walking and Cycling Around the River Clyde
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Tuesday, November 21, 2017 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer, Photography
Bob Law’s outdoor blog Scotland: Corra Linn Waterfalls and New Lanark
I’ve been to the world heritage preserved cotton mills complex of New Lanark several times before, however, another trip was long overdue. In particular I wanted to see the nearby falls on the River Clyde while they were in spate. Normally the adjacent power station drains much of the volume of water […]
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Wednesday, September 6, 2017 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law Blog: Kayaking on Loch Ard
Loch Ard sits on the southern edge of the Trossachs district a few miles west of Aberfoyle and directly under the eastern flanks of Loch Lomond. Although a small loch it has much to entertain the kayaker with: an open section of water boasting a crannog, an island castle ( a small ruin), another larger […]
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Monday, July 3, 2017 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law: A Celebration of Spring in Scotland – May, 2017
Spring in Scotland is always a colourful and eventful time with flowers starting to bloom and birds bursting into song in preparation for summer. This year we have had a fantastic run of dry sunny days, if a touch windy at times, – colours have been wonderful and scenery stunning. Here are some photographs from […]
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Saturday, May 20, 2017 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
Bob Law: Torridon – Collecting Corbetts in the Scottish Mountains
Torridon is one of the greatest mountain regions in the British isles. 3000 foot plus peaks soar majestically isolated, resembling warring castles as you travel down the glen, massive buttresses and ramparts looming over the tiny road beneath, each mountain separate, both in distance and character and all very different and unique. Beinn Alligin, 985 […]
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Saturday, May 13, 2017 | Filed under: Bob Law: photographer, walker and writer
