When people think of fountains in Glasgow the first to come to mind, logically, is the elaborate Doulton Fountain that is located outside the People's Palace - the largest ever to be constructed in ceramic.
Yet up at the corner of Woodside Crescent and Sauchiehall Street in Charing Cross stands a fountain that arguably deserves to be recognised one of the city's true iconic landmarks - the Cameron Memorial Fountain.
That's because while the fountain has long stopped providing drinking water, Glasgow's very own 'Leaning Tower Of Pisa' stands at such a weird angle that it itself appears to sit with a 'drunken' tilt.
