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Clockwork Orange, Glasgow

Discussion in 'Photographic Guides' started by shredder1, Oct 16, 2009.

  1. shredder1

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    The Clockwork Orange underground system in Glasgow now only allow photography with permission and if granted are charging a minimum of £200 an hour, this includes tourists and enthusiasts.
     
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    So if i go to glasgow and take a photo of a underground train i will be arrested?
     
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    It wouldnt surprise me, what a backward attitude these people must have and they boast tourism.
     
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    guess ill never take one then,-----!
     
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    A great shame these people have blotted their copybooks, the Scottish sheds us to be very welcoming in the 60s, best shed formen in the land
     
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    So my dad tells me
     
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    All the video I took when I lived there in the 90s has just shot up in value!!
     
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    lol, and my photographs from the 70s of the old system when they could only access cars by lifting them up on a crane through an hole in the floor of the car sheds.
     
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    Hi guys, Im a newbie. Nice to join this forum.
     
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