Ibis Hotel Glasgow

After about a 4 hours drive we headed straight into Glasgow. Had a quick tour of the city and then a visit to the oldest Pub in Glasgow. On sitting down we soon realised we had just sat beside the village idiot! His conversation ranged from him being in a "Black hole" in and out of Hell, his skill at being a match maker and how "Men would hit their sons and their sons would hit ...

... we were drinking our coffee we decided to do a quick sketch of the train station. As we were sitting there a nice older man in a kilt caught a glance of what we were doing and invited himself over. He pulled up a chair and started to explain to us that he used to teach architectural drawing classes and now is a professional artist who gives presentations on his work. He asked to take a look of each of our sketchbooks and gave ...

... checked back at airport but no comment made-told checke I'd filled and I believe he turned ignition on.I unfortunately did'nt keep receipt for fuel-payed cash.I mention this to warn other hirers.! I feel I've been scammed.Tend to use Avis because off AA discount-look at others in future ...

... stopped at a vet clinic (yes a vet clinic) and asked how to get to the road we needed to get to. The vet couldnt stop laughing at the fact that we sincerely thought we were in Glasgow. Oh no, we were actually in RENFREW!! A comparing factor would be St. Thomas to Toronto. So now that we are at our hostel (yes our hostel, no breakfast cooked for us tomorrow), we are deciding to maybe stayin Glasgow another night because we havent got the feel for ...

... phones through to the AA and books a transporter to take me back to take me back to Nottingham (East Leake).

Tow truck 1, turns up at 11:50 to take me on the first leg of the journey home from Fort William to Stirling. This takes approx 3 hours and I get dropped at Stirling service station where I am supposed to be met by the next tow truck. It takes about an hour for the next truck to turn up. Which was arranged for 14:30

... web. I let go and let myself slowly fly backwards, lying back while letting my frayed nerves and body which was overcome with adrenalin, get back a somewhat feeling of normality.

Two more obstacles and we were at the finale - the huge zip wire. I was so excited to do it, but so sad the whole experience was over. The feeling of rushing above the trees, too quickly picking up speed, was incredible. All of a sudden I was rushing towards the bark ...

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... who we had seen at the very beginning of the concert but not at all after that. We found Gurlin and Matthew first, two first-year British students who live in Lindsay's flat, then Lindsay, Ashley and Amy. We walked back to the Hillhead area, stopped by Lindsay's flat for a quick sec, then went off to get chips & cheese and Irn Bru; amazing as always. Back to the flat, and was informed by Emma that I had "missed the meeting." See, for the last few weeks, our flat ...

... took at Fordham. Also, there were no courses in Level 3 except for honours, so Fordham wouldn't accept them for my major. I had no idea what to do and ran into the Scottish Literature department a few buildings down, but no one was in the office. There was, however, a list of courses available for this semester at Level 3, and I grabbed the form with anticipation. There was only one course offered, and it met at the same time as my American Lit class. More panic! Back to ...

On July 11th we got up and drove back to Stirling to get our Historic Scotland membership cards.  We had them sent to Stirling Castle because we didn't have the address of Tullycross Cottage with us.  The address is Tullycross Cottage, Croftamie, Drymen, Stirlingshire,Scotland, G63 0HG.  They don't have street addresses in the villages.  Our TomTom can't find Tullycross, so we just had it take us to Drymen.    While in Stirling we ...