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This has been judged by many as the finest of all Grecian terraces and consists of 10 two floor houses. The upper floor is smaller than the ground floor, a trademark of Alexander "Greek" Thomson's style and the windows are set... more
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AMF serves us with 10 pin bowling, as opposed to the more sedate green version that is so popular with older Glaswegians. In addition to 26 fully automatic lanes, AMF houses six full-size American pool tables and a selection of... more
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Situated a stone's throw away from Sauchiehall Street, Alaska offers a good variety of music, anything from soul to upbeat dance classics, hard house, breakbeats and techno. Each night brings in its own crowd of regulars and as... more
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The Arches is a truly unique venue, situated in Glasgow's city center. While offering a range of activities including live music, clubbing, visual art, multimedia and fashion, it also operates as a theatre. Set in breathtaking... more
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Balmore is a popular and, considering its central location, relatively tranquil 18-hole course. With a yardage of 5,530 and par 67, it offers a challenge to players of all levels. Those of a novice level may look forward most t... more
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This spacious and colourful bar is one of the most fashionable places to be seen in Glasgow. Stylish and comfortable lounge furniture makes it difficult to leave once you've sat down but the atmosphere is more fiesta than livin... more
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With its sweeping fairways, Bellshill can be a challenging course for players of all handicaps. However, on a pleasant day, this carefully maintained, full 18-hole course in its picturesque surroundings is well worth a visit. A... more
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A Belgian bar with a restaurant at the back, the bustling Brel has a reputation for fine wines and cool vibes. They have Leffe and Hoegaarden on draught as well as beers which are easier to spill. The food is good and presented... more
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The emphasis here is firmly on comfort, with colourful sofas that give way in the right places and don't have wonky springs to distract drinkers from their pints. As well as the obligatory pool table and big screen tv (which is... more
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Pipes and Highland Dancers
After breakfast this morning we had a quick walk around the back garden of the hotel - BallyGally Castle. Although now with many extensio... Continue reading »
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Update #14
Well the last time we were speaking I was sitting in an Internet Café listening to the Swans play West Coast in the first round of the fi... Continue reading »
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Glasgow
Well Scotland was our first real destination after stopping off in Singapore and Heathrow along the way. From the moment we arrived,... Continue reading »
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Are they speaking English??
May 3/07We caught a bus to the airport. It was listed as an Oslo airport, but just out of town...120Km. It was almost 2 hours just to get... Continue reading »
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Grand Gothic Glasgow
We did the weird thing again, were we fly into the main centre and immediately leave it to go somewhere else, this time Edinburgh then a... Continue reading »
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