Day 30: Casualties of the recent storms

Day 29: Gorgeous speckely Evanachan hens...

...who produce yummy very yellow-yoked eggs.

Day 28: A frosty sunrise at Largiemore

Day 27: Sunset at Largiemore

Day 26: Broom Church on a wintery January day

Day 25: The Kings Cafe, Elmbank Street, Glasgow

Day 24: Anyone for tennis?

And yes, we played in the cold smirry rain - exhilarating!
What a difference a day makes!

Day 23: The Beresford, Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow

Glasgow's first "skyscraper", this Art Deco building opened as an hotel in 1938 for the Empire Exhibition. The architect, William Beresford Inglis, of Weddell & Inglis, was also the hotel's owner and managing director. After WW2 it became offices until being acquired in 1964 by the University of Strathclyde for student accommodation. It was sold in 2003 and has been converted/developed into private apartments.

Day 22: A little bit of sunshine outside No. 5

Day 21: Another "Exchange", this time Exchange Place in Edinburgh

Day 20: Chocolate conoisseur evening at Coco Chocolate

These are HUGE actual solid blocks of chocolate - compare them to the large chocolate buttons in the jar behind. Would thoroughly recommend Coco Chocolate's conoisseur tasting evening and learning, amongst other things, about couverture, conching and tempering. Educational as well as tickling the taste buds. www.cocochocolate.co.uk

Day 19: Royal Exchange Square on a wet wintery January night

Day 18: The LifeWorks Meercat - the most dedicated worker in the team

(As requested by Sarah)

Day 17: Prezzo at Braehead

Day 16: A frosty morning in Eaglesham

Day 15: Sunrise on Sunday 15th January 2012

Day 14: Hamish, Donald and Morag

Day 13: Il Pavone Sud at The Avenue, Newton Mearns

Day 12: Mearns Kirk, Mearnskirk

If you look closely there is a magpie on the weather vane - a bird on a bird!

Day 11: A winnebago lighthouse, of course

Made by Sarah Hamilton & Pam Hall during (but not part of) a company "creating value" seminar on 11th January 2012. The yellow block at the left is the raised door, no doubt in case the building is surrounded by water but, being a winnebago, it can be conveniently located wherever a lighthouse is required. Can be booked.

Day 10: A different perspective on the scarf stall at Braehead

Day 9: A Type 26 Frigate being built on the Clyde for the Royal Navy

Day 8: Where in the world??

Day 7: This beautiful orchid has been blooming for weeks and weeks

Day 6: Times flies...12th night already

Day 5: 30 Princes Street, Edinburgh - first sunshine of the year

This building used to be R.W. Forsyth's flagship store, currently belongs to the Burton Group (Top Shop) and part of it is allegedly about to be made into a Travelodge! Building designed by J.J. Burnett and the "octagonal cupola with pyramidal roof surmounted by gilded openwork sphere" by Gilbert Bayes.

Day 4: To brighten up a dull damp day

Originally in my Beetle, now in my Prius.

Day 3: From the HALL Hall roof.

© ISH

Day 2: The cafe is now open at the HALL Hall

Day 1: First night of the year and last night for the Christmas Tree