Two British icons.

Two very familiar shops on the British High Street....Boots the Chemist & good old M&S.
Not your usual high street here though but beautiful Glasgow Central Station.
Fabulous buildings I think you will agree!

I came back to a completely new home page on 365......takes a little getting used to but I do like the large photos. Am a little concerned that it will take longer to comment & keep up as not as many pictures to see all in one go.
I dare say we will get used to it all & the little problems ironed out....good that the site is continually improving & moving on.

Three good things:
1. Egg sandwiches on the back row of the cinema .....A Long Way Down today...it was OK.
2. Skipping is improving all the time.
3. Catch Up TV.

[Pete]

Great capture - the guy on the right looks very determined about something, like someone from an animated film!

[Jan Hall]

Lovely shot Pat. I am glad I wasn't sat in front of you at the cinema if you were eating egg sandwiches!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Beautiful capture Pat , I love those buildings with the richness of the dark mahogany woodwork and the small paned windows .The figures walking to & fro reminds me of a Lowery painting !!

[Diana Moss]

It looks a great place to shop, the new large pic shows this off well its a fav

[Hazel]

Pat, great shot! Egg sandwiches on the back row of the cinema? That's a new one! I note you've already made the comment about the new site layout that I just made to you!

[Jean Tookey]

A great capture. I love the dark mahogany woodwork and the small windows. It would be good to sit up there and watch the people. Egg sandwiches Yummy!!

[Alison Tomlin]

You've been spotted. Yes where would we be without m and s!

[Phil Howcroft]

I've seen a few pics of Glasgow station Pat and it is indeed a superb building. Many of our stations were amazing buildings. Bolton Trinity Street had a fantastic station front , red bricks and tiles.....they knocked it down ...progress

This is fab, just a tiny crop to remove that left hand side of the frame light that catches the eye

[Pat Knowles]

@phil_howcroft Ha indeed you are right Phil...takes someone to see something I never noticed!

[Karin Hirsch]

Wonderful street shot, looks like a great railway station

[🐞Lucy Dolittle]

I really love this shot, I feel I am really there ( told you I need to get out more). I am really drawn in to this shot. Fav

[Maggiemae]

What a lovely pavement! Looks so inviting to just wander along these interesting shops! I remember being here 30 or 40 years ago getting the train to Lake Oich! Egg sandwiches are my favourite!

[Judith Greenwood]

Nice place!! You get around Pat!

[Al Bailey]

Lovely capture Pat :)

[Jen Hudson]

Lots of catch your eye feel to this, lovely and bright and bustling.

[Christine]

Great buildings

[Rick Schies]

Nice job at capturing all the activity, and great lighting

[Claire]

I do like a stylish station, this is lovely. Windsor is one of my favourites and we have a disused station in Richmond, North Yorks that is converted is to an artisan shopping centre.

[Babs]

Two of my favourite shops in the UK. I just love the smell of Boots Chemist just before Christmas. Must go back there one day. It will probably be totally different now though.

[Andrea]

Have you been to see 'The Monuments Men'...
I would to spend some time shopping here. Getting a bit obsessed with hats and scarves at moment. Cool weather just started so had a 4 degree morning to wake up to today. Still gorgeous day though😊

[Dianne]

Lovely shot - and all the activity is lovely.

[Sean O'Neill]

I agree Pat, Glasgow Station is a bit of a gem with these old wooden framed buildings. Lovely shot of them.

[JH]

I'm not at all sure about the new 365 homepage. My photos aren't designed to be seen large!

[Sarah Bremner]

That's a beautiful photo and it is a beautiful place! So nice to see the traditional refreshed but still full of character.