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Europe » United Kingdom » Scotland » Lanarkshire » Glasgow January 1st 2006

Pics that were still on my camera from Xmas Eve in Milngavie, xmas day and my family holiday to Tenerife for New Year. xx... read more
Kirsty & Marisa
Gary & Chris
elaine, marisa & emma

Europe » United Kingdom » Scotland » Lanarkshire » Glasgow December 21st 2005

I’m back in Ireland for Christmas! I arrived on Monday evening, from London. I left Melbourne last Friday evening and 24 hours later I was in London having breakfast with Lisa in Mc Donald’s by King’s Cross (it was 7:30am so nothing else was opened!). The flight wasn’t too bad as I was lucky enough to get a seat with all the leg room I needed and slept most of the way as I’d had quite a big night out in St Kilda the night before. After a quick turn around at Lisa’s place we headed back to Heathrow to catch a flight to Glasgow where The Frames were playing that night. It was zero degrees when we landed but the sun was shining (it had been one degree when I landed in London). We stayed ... read more
Glen Hansard
Lou & Lisa
Liam & Lisa

Europe » United Kingdom » Scotland » Lanarkshire » Glasgow November 25th 2005

Matt: My KPMG sponsored tour of the British Isles continues… This week I find myself in sunny Glasgow, known for its river and curry houses as much as its heroin and knife crime! In fact the producers of Trainspotting apparently decided to film in Glasgow because they didn’t really need to add much to make the place look like Cabramatta on steroids (as well as heroin). I've actually arrived during the first blizzard of the season, but have really enjoyed my time here! The people have been amazingly friendly (or at least I think they are - I can’t really understand much of what they are saying, but they smile a lot), the food has been great (no matter what people say, haggis is fantastic - especially for breakfast!) and the city itself is pretty kewl. ... read more
The Clyde River
Suspension Pedestrian Bridge
The Clyde River

Europe » United Kingdom » Scotland » Lanarkshire » Glasgow November 5th 2005

Who needs OK magazine when Angus has his camera!! This is for everyone who was at Derek (Deek) & Jane's wedding on the 8th of October........ read more
Here comes the bride
Sign here, please
Posing for the photographer

Europe » United Kingdom » Scotland » Lanarkshire » Glasgow October 29th 2005

Hi, all - it's been a while since I last did one of these as we've been fairly busy since we got back from our trip back to blighty. I'll have to keep this reasonably brief as Jo-Ann insists that I sepnd too long on the computer. In fact if she had her way, there would be no more blogs...ever. Might not be a bad thing, I'm sure some of you are thinking! Anyway, we had a great trip home despite spending approx 48 hours on planes with only a couple of hours break each way in what felt like a prison cell in LAX. It was fantastic to spend time catching up with family and friends and it certainly brought home to us just how much we miss everyone. What we don't miss however is ... read more
The ancestral home
The People's Palace, Glasgow Green
I'm stuck!

Europe » United Kingdom » Scotland » Lanarkshire » Glasgow October 17th 2005

Hey guys this is my Travel diary - so you can all keep updated with my news from China! Thanks to all of you who made it on saturday-had such a good time aah am so excited I leave not tommorrow but the next day! much love... read more

Europe » United Kingdom » Scotland » Lanarkshire » Glasgow September 24th 2005

Kia Ora fullas, so, since Newquay which was a blast hanging with trailer trash crew again and showing Rickstar around, we treked up to London. After a crazy stupid mish which ill leave out we managed to meet Nutz and mega bus it up to Scotland, the trip has been soon far... Glasgow, Edinburgh, Piclochry, Findhorn, Inverness, Lochness, Glasgow, tomorrow we are off to Nutz's grandfathers cuzzies pad in Port Patrick then back down to London. Its been heapsa fun, and Scotland is definatly awesomeeeeeeee!! But pictures are way cooler so take care everyone, and until my next blog which will be from .........?? Peace out. Dan... read more
Street piping
Watch out William Walace
Lower defences at Edinburgh Castle

Europe » United Kingdom » Scotland » Lanarkshire » Glasgow September 4th 2005

Hi Everyone, How's things? Hope you're fine and/or dandy. This will probably be the last entry you'll get from me if you're in Melbourne, as I will be home soon, but if you're interstate or not in Australia, you may get another entry (possibly maybe...) When I last left you I was in Switzerland, but since then I have made it back to the UK, namely to get to Leeds Festival. Leeds festival, despite its corporate allegiances (it's sponsored by a beer company) is actually a really good festival. Granted there were a lot of teenagers around, but in most instances there weren't as many at the bands I went to see. Leeds is a nice size festival, where the site is not intimidatingly big, and it's busy without being overly crowded. It is however the ... read more

Europe » United Kingdom » Scotland » Lanarkshire » Glasgow August 25th 2005

Hello folks one week to go one week to go one week to go Now I know you are all on the edges of your seats waiting to hear all my exciting adventures. The problem is I havent left yet!! So I cant really tell you all about Oz for a few more days BUT I can tell you about Glasgow as a little trial run in Bryson-esque soliloquy (ok, he doesnt soliloquise all that much). (ok so soliloquise probably isnt even a word). Anyway. I was up there with work but still managed to get a few hours Thursday night/Friday morning to check out the city. Really nice place. I know I sound surprised- sorry all you northerners! But you have to admit Rab C Nesbitt isnt exactly your prime public relations candidate. But I ... read more
Glasgow sunset
School of Art
Cathedral

Europe » United Kingdom » Scotland » Lanarkshire » Glasgow August 6th 2005

Finally, Canadian Affair our ticket seller and MyTravel, our carrier got us to Glasgow. The only thing good about this part of the adventure was a good tail wind that got us at the Glasgow terminal an hour ahead of schedule. Canadian Affair had supposedly set up for a special group book in of the band at YVR. An hour and a half later Robb and I made it after watching people in the nearby "regular" line up seemingly fly by. The plane was the most crammed ever. There was so little leg room and space between the seats that not only did legs cramp up but so did my arm. Can't comment on the movies or music because the speaker jacks for my seat were not working. Refreshments were available but 1£ (2.50) for a ... read more




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