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Glasgow is on the River Clyde.
their Uniform, Green Coats & Tartan Skirts & Caps & they are very nice to the Soldiers who travel at ½ rates. The Trams are Double Deckers. The Top portion is inclosed with Glass Windows & Doors except a portion at each end for Sightseers where one can sit & have a good view of the Scenery, the Trams have strips of colours to denote what direction they are going, such as Red, Green, Blue, Yellow & so on & they are all kept in a clean condition, after returning from Maryhill I continued out to Mt Florida both these runs were interesting through some wide streets & Residential Houses, nearly all the streets in Glasgow are wide & well laid out. Cement Footpaths & Small even cobble stones on the roads, there are a large number of beautiful large Buildings in the City & in Georges Square is the G.P.O & Municipal Buildings & in the front of these buildings are Lawns & Flowers with statue's here & there making a beautiful picture. After a good Dinner I took another Car to Anniesland in another direction & got off the Car at the Gardens & had a good look. As it was a nice Afternoon & being Sunday there were