Re: RC Glasgow Meet 13th-14th October 2007 - P & O

[LA.Blue]

Also Clyde ship building museum if anyone has rellies who may have worked there.
Ann

Could you give me some more info on that in case it's not included on the day

http://www.scottishmaritimemuseum.org/

http://www.glasgowwestend.co.uk/out/galleries/maritime.html



2 different areas and different museums

Didn't know about "Clydebuilt" or the riverboat connection so thanks for that.

[yn9man]

http://www.scottishmaritimemuseum.org/

http://www.glasgowwestend.co.uk/out/galleries/maritime.html

2 different areas and different museums

Thanks for the great sites. from my quick review they should be helpful.

yn9man

[Gadget]

Just back from Glasgow with masses of stuff including a complete listing and location maps of every eatery, hostelry, cafe, etc.

Not really up to much information giving at the moment but went to People's Palace this morning - top floor and Winter Gardens closed because of high winds - had a natter to one of the info people, etc., etc., etc.

It seems as if I avioded all that nasty weather as well.

Gadget

[Pels.]

You haven't altered a bit while you've been away - even younger if anything? 

Welcome home!! 

[Gadget]

There is one little write up that I must share before collapsing 

On the previous thread, Ticker referred us Arta somewhere I think he said was his kind of place 

This is part of a review of said establishement:

....Although potentially over the top, it nevertheless manages to attract a crowd that is primarily thirtysomething, smartly dressed, beautiful and loaded.....

Gadget 

[Ticker]

....Although potentially over the top, it nevertheless manages to attract a crowd that is primarily thirtysomething, smartly dressed, beautiful and loaded.....

Sounds like me!   

Well - Fortysomething, scruffy, plain and broke might be a better description.  I guess the review was written by the owners! 

Ticker

[PrueM]

Well, I'm thirty-something....but the similarity ends there 

[nanny jan]

That's me out on all counts!


Nanny Jan

[Gadget]

Don't worry folks. There are about 6 million more on my list 

The People's Palace had a small exhibition of 19th century ladies outfits - concentrating on colour/dyes. Very fine attire but I can't see how women managed to do anything wearing such robes.

I liked the steamer - went inside and pretended to be a convict - then OH peered through the bars at me and grinned 

I was told that if we went on a weekday, one of the Glasgow Green/Park Rangers would be able to take us around Glasgow Green explaining all the history, etc. Apparently the first monument to Nelson was the one there.

Just feeding back a few bits - I'll send my expenses in later 

Gadget