Tales of the Riverman
The world over, rivers make up their own mind, where they want to flow, unless of course, people physically alter natural movement...
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There are two bridges in Glasgow that are prone to persons falling off....
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In Tales 23 I told stories of Polmadie Bridge. The rebuilding went on to prove exiting...
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I do not like being proved right if it is as a result of someone else’s misfortune...
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Had he not recovered this body, it may not have surfaced for 6 weeks due to depth...
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Christmas has come, but not gone. The decorations and the tree lights still adorn our windows...
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Look at presents, binge on food and drink, moan about Brussel sprouts, chat with family...
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One day in 1971 a small boy was playing by the river and he crawled out along a pipe...
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Father, the Gaffer, Bennie (call him what you want) and I had been downriver doing a recovery...
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I have told of how our Glasgow “good time” girls would always be first to offer help, like when we launched the boat at Betty’s Bar, I have told of how our Glasgow “good time” girls would always be first to offer help, like when we launched the boat at Betty’s Bar....
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