A walking tour of old Pollokshaws, tracing the footsteps of its most famous, but sadly neglected sons, the unquestioned trailblazer of Red Clydeside, John Maclean. Starting in the grounds of the Burgh Hall, and ending in new civic square, in front of Langside Halls. At key points on the route, walkers will be entertained by members of Maclean's Weans, telling his story in songs written about him.
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