Glasgow Green

... Lille, Cherbourg, a ferry crossing, Rosslare, Wexford, Dublin, Cork, Killarny, Kilkenny, Sligo, Dun Laoghaire, Belfast, Stanraer and Glasgow. To keep things shorter than 'War and Peace', we'll attempt to catch up in future updates and just ...

... so sorry folks no blue hair lady. So, Mom and I after spending a very long 3 days in Carlisle are back in Glasgow at a friend's house drinking lots went to Perth today, nothing fab (haha British slang) happened there, bought some cologne that's about ...

... all the way over to the suspension bridges and looked at the conference center. I'm not going to lie, I wasn't really impressed with Glasgow. For dinner we headed back to the city center and ate at a bar called Lauder's. I tried a Guinness ...

... next one, luckily we didn't have to buy another ticket. We arrived at Glasgow at about 3pm after another very green train trip. Glasgow didn't have the greatest first impression, was very grey and raining. Missing Rhys!! Best thing of the day ...

... Sophie from Canada, Martin from Germany, and a guy named Mike bought me a drink. I also had a good conversation with Owen from Glasgow before Ben tried to organize us to head out and get something to eat. We went outside and proceeded to take a ...

... heavy so we couldn't see much. We tried to see if there was somewhere at Dumbarton we could stay but decided to drive on to Glasgow. We spotted this hotel, The Best Western Pond Hotel. So we booked in here for the next two days. I have been trying to ...

... of full and I have no home of my own. Not the most exciting of times but my dull home life has started something...the plans of a new adventure, well several actually and as soon as my bank balance is in the green I think you find me on the road ...

... . It was getting boring after a bit, though, so Emma, Siobhan (Aussie), MacKenzie (CT), Irena (Netherlands), Nicole (Netherlands), Claire (Glasgow) and I decided to head back to the Queen Margaret (QM) for some pool. We played a couple of rounds (America ...

... cafe not far from th art school and continued the walk, checking out streets, houses, people and other sights of Glasgow. In George Square, lined with statues of great Glaswegians, Julia posed with Robert Burns :) Farewell to the Highlands, farewell to ...

... as it was in the 15 and 1600s. After this adventure into the past, we headed to the city centre where I showed them Glasgow's present: Buchanan Street and shopping centre. We went by George's Square and I read them the information from my Scottish guide ...