1988: Glasgow National Garden Festival

A film shot at the National Garden Festival, Glasgow 1988. We see the entrance, the rain, on and off... and on again, the china displays, a narrow gauge railway, fountains, the Clyde, with pleasure boats and trips, the Bell's Bridge, constructed to coincide with the festival, the tall ship Lord Nelson, built only a couple of years earlier as a training ship, and fully disabled access throughout, the Clydesdale Bank 150th Anniversary Sky Tower, now located in Rhyl, water wheels, British Steel exhibits, "Heart of Scotland" station mock-up with a steam locomotive, a beach, a yacht marina, woodworking demonstrations, Henry Moore sculptures, a Countryside Commission area, streams, gardens, flowers, Morrison Bowmore Distillers exhibition, more sculptures, domes, Scottish Borders tourism stand, water features, trolleybuses, the Coca Cola Wipeout Rollercoaster, more rain, and people - thousands of people - did you go? And can you spot yourself?