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The Aitken Memorial Fountain is a well known and much loved landmark of Govan Cross, Glasgow. It was created in 1884 and is the only surviving example of the decorative, cast iron drinking fountains produced by Cruikshanks & Co.’s foundry at the Denny Works, Stirlingshire. Dedicated to the memory of Doctor John Aitken – a local doctor rumoured to have died from overwork due to his dedication to serving the medical needs of the area’s poor – it has stood for more than 120 years at the head of Water Row.
Cobbled Streets
The Harbour at St monans, Fife
Fife Costal Route
Loch Arklet, Stirlingshire
Turnberry lighthouse
View from Lyle Hill
The Pier
He's got the look
North Pier, Blackpool
Mary's Shell
Corpaph Wreck
Waiting on his catch
Loch Morar : The Tree
Glen Coe
Eilean Donan Castle
Corpaph Wreck
The Kilpatrick Hills
Ballachulish
Turnberry Lighthouse
Ballachulish Chapel
Glen Etive
Eaglesham Mist
At the end of the road
Loch Ard
Sligachan Old Bridge
Boating Days
Sly Fox
Outer Hebrides
Kilchurn Casltle
The River Coe
Eilean Donan Castle
Circus Lane, Edinburgh
Bass Rock
City of Glasgow
Drummer from Clanadonia
Crofters Cottage, North Uist
Old Man of Storr
Wemyss Bay Rail Station
1969 Rolls Royce
Fishing Lines
Park Circus, Edinburgh
Neist Point Lighthouse
Glasgow Science Museum
Frosty Mornings
The Arbroath Coastline
Port Glasgow, Clyde Estuary
Eilean Donan Castle
Loup of Fintry
Loch Katrine
Excalibur at Old Man of Storr
Wemyss Bay Terminal
The Three Cygnets
Over the River Clyde, Glasgow