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See, the cooncil can fix things, when it suits them

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Lobster thermadore anyone?

9th would be best for me

Alan

Not been brave enough but have been frequently warned about the Stadium Bar in Ibrox. Apparently the 'security' ask you if you're carrying and if you're not they give you a blade

Alan

St Ninians Primary (Perth) Pitlochry High (Primary part) Mount Vernon Primary Hyndland Secondary Glasgow Caledonian University The Glasgow and west scotland nightclub scene (best education I ever had) AlanM and stoop_uk... I see you are ex-pats of Hyndland... I left in 97 I left in '89 but you migh...

I don't have any photos but Partick Thistle used to play there before moving to Jordanvale.

Alan

My Kitten wrote:

AlanM wrote:I hope so, but its been a fair wee while without my daily fix

Thats a new name for it ::):

Cheeky

I hope so, but its been a fair wee while without my daily fix

The shortlist has been announced

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The second one you're thinking of was in high Knightswood, somewhere around Baldwin Ave / Friarscourt Ave if memory serves. I grew up just down the road. It was replaced sometime in the '60's (when I was a very young sprout) with a newer board that was a black-edged white rectangle with a smaller b...

I would like to nominate this foxy lady



Afternoons seem empty without her

Alan

A number of years ago there used to be at least 2 large white boards mounted on pylons, with some strange markings on them. One was in the Govan area and the other was in the Westerton/Canniesburn area (I think). I was told at the time that they were something to do with Barr & Stroud, (testing ...

I had a quick look and found these, they don't say any more than you already know. http://www.electricscotland.com/history/glasgow/anec38.htm http://www.theglasgowstory.com/image.php?inum=TGSa05252 http://www.glasgowwestend.co.uk/out/partickstory.php http://www.britarch.ac.uk/ba/ba27/ba27feat.html I...

"The Arc"

A bridge too far