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Stickin with the contemporary, how about:

Jet – Lazy Gun

J

when i'm not out riding my bicycle i drive this:



although recently i had the chance to drive this and i think i want it:



Cheers, J

I saw this as well last night, from way up on Cathkin Braes. What a great view of the city.

Before anyone asks, i was out on my mountain bike... not hangin around car parks as some ppl do up there!

Cheers, J

I'll let you know when i'm planning on doing it Duncan, it mainly depends on the weather though. My current plan is too start from the Bells Bridge and cycle to Bonnington Linn then get the train back from Lanark. I've covered most of the route already but not in one go, there are some really good s...

Hi there, Has anyone on this forum ever attempted to follow the route of the river Clyde by bicycle (although it could be done on foot)? I decided last night that I'd like to attempt to go from the City centre to New Lanark or further. I'm pretty certain that its doable, the only section I'm not sur...

KonstantinL wrote: If it was some sort of space debris it landed not very far from my head! It could have travelled millions of miles through space for eons and it came within 20 yards from lbanging me on the nugget! Lucky for you, if it had been a meteorite i very much doubt you'd be here to recoun...

huge calfs and freshly shaven leggies

nice one, your not an exponent of the dark side are you?

i agree though the events can be a little dull but anything that promotes cycling is worth supporting.

Cheers, J

Hi there,

Anyone planning on going to the Glasgow Cyclefest 2004 at Kelvingrove Park this Sunday 20th June?

They have some interesting events planned including guided cycle tours around the city.

There is more info here: http://www.glasgowcyclefest.org/

Cheers, Jas

That would be captioned 'conservation in action' then?

Hi all, i'm putting together an in-house ad for the magazine which i work on and need an image. the ad is to promote an up coming feature on Heritage and Conservation in Architecture and i'm looking an image which could tie into this. Theres no pay cheque unfortunately but the pic will be credited a...

I don't mind walking but I prefer to cycle where possible, luckily Glasgow and Scotland in general has some of the best cycleways/trails in the country.

Cycling also a great way to take in the city's architecture, you just have to remember to watch the road from time to time.

Cheers, J

Apparently its a Hindu Temple, according to this link:

http://pmsa.courtauld.ac.uk/pmsa/GW/AN-056-1.htm

J

Zat Buchanan Street??

Not quite. Apparently this sunset only happens in Manhatten on May 28 and July 12 due to the alignment (30 degrees east of North) of the street grid. I was thinking that Glasgow might be the only place in the uk where you could take a similar shot?

J

I really fancy coming along, unfortunately i'm off camping this weekend at a VW festival in sunny Biggar.

Happy book hunting though.

Cheers, J

Does anyone know what the building is on the corner of Clifton Street and Woodside Terrace Gardens?

It has the most amazing frieze right round the top.

Cheers,

J