It's 1925, and traffic is piling up in Glasgow's West George Street.

Okay, so it isn't really; with so few cars on the roads in Glasgow, many of these vehicles - the preserve of the very wealthy - are actually parked, diagonally, in the middle of the road, leaving just two lanes, east and west, open to traffic.

Parked up like a gathering of Al Capone and his pals, I particularly like the wee 'gangway' laid between one car and the pavement, to allow the occupant to embark and disembark without putting their well-shod feet in the gutter.


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