There are few things in the world as green as newly unfurled beech leaves in Spring. This was the scene I found myself immersed in at Dawsholm Park in the West of Glasgow during yesterday's morning dog walk.
Post Office Telegraph access cover in the Dawsholm Park area of Glasgow. The Post Office inland telegraph system began in 1870, and finally came to an end more than a century later in 1982. I've no idea how old this access cover, but my feeling is that its quite early (later ones tended to be made with concrete) and may have originall contained wooden 'cobbles' in the gaps between the metal.