Join me for another slow travel adventure through the history and present of Greenock in Scotland. Just 40 minutes by train from Glasgow but a world apart.
Discover the shipbuilding legacy and the community group taking the lead in preserving and passing on skills to create new futures for the area. Find the place where new friendships are built across genders, generations and more while opening opportunities for all. A place to meet, make, grow & share.
Part of The Shed movement, the Inverclyde Shed is growing quickly in scope and ambition. Demonstrating that heritage, community and progress can not only exist beside each other but enhance each other. I’m visual storyteller and documentary photographer AJ Merron bringing you new stories often missed or overlooked, sustainable travel, and remote working.
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Негізгі бет A little look at Greenock, Scotland. Shipbuilding legacies and building new community.
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