Holiday Inn Glasgow Airport

... to Glasgow before so really wasn't up for any tourism (the airport is a ways out of town).  I booked the the Holiday Inn at the airport for the night and planned to fly IFR next day to Bristol. Overall an expensive stop for fuel, ground handling, ...

... tall ship exhibition, and found ourselves wandering along the river (can't remember what it's called right now!) and stumbling upon the Glasgow river front festival. There was quite a bit of stuff going on, such as high speed jet-ski displays, many food ...

... pleased, no bags checked so no lost bags problems either hehe) .  We spent the night at the Express by Holiday inn at the airport before picking up our rental car bright and early.  The breakfast at the hotel was really good, continental, ...

This was the worst night of the whol damn ...

... sun, it was hard to get our bearings, but it felt like we were going  east, toward the A9 highway leading to Glasgow, but unfortunately we were "speeding" north, back along the other side of Loch Ness.  When we finally got to civilization and ...

... not afford a beer, we both were looking forward to the free drinks on the flight home and seeing our families at the airport. We had a holiday to South Africa to look forward to! In a ridiculous turn of events/dates, after getting home and seeing our ...

... the H.M.S Titanic, and Queen's University all the while giving us histroy and facts about Belfast. We ended up staying at the Holiday Inn on University Street. After a short walk around we had dinner at Spud's potato restaurant and later to bed. We ...

... 3.30. We had been told our car would be ready at 8.00. Luckily we slept on the flight and in the cafeteria at Glasgow airport after a full Scottish breakfast.   We drove through to Dunfermline and stayed with our son Will his partner Angela. It was ...

... in Lhasa. Our long flight from Beijing landed at 1:30 and we were met by our Tibetan guide, Tenzin, and driven from Gonkar airport through the Yarlung valley and into Lhasa. The sight of the Potala palace was incredible - I still can't believe I am here. ...

... and made us miss Ruphus. Day 36 - Sunday 15th January 2006 - Scarborough We drove out to Britain's first beachside holiday town, Scarborough. Which is ¾ hour south over the moors from Whitby. We could see why they named Redcliffe's Scarborough ...