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banjo wrote:please pass on our sincere thanks to david from all hgrs robert.

Indeed, seconded

Thank you very much indeed for sharing these wonderful photos with us Robert.

Going back to the model them (perhaps a new thread is needed here), I have been putting together some structures together to create a little flavour of Glasgow in my loft. Goods Station, still a lot of work to do, can you guess where it is based on?? http://www.jhowie.force9.co.uk/models/layout%200...

Wow, they were lucky getting free tickets. It was an incredible gig.

Once again, excellent photos Jonathan

Great photographs Jonathan, very interesting, well done.

Thanks, I thought thats where it was, just looked a bit too tidy, thought there would have been more litter etc.

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Whereabouts is this OLDFART?

Mason's in Duke Street is first class, their steak pies are amazing.

Thats a great pic Alycidon, thanks

Thanks, just shows how much that area has changed, mind you, could say that about lots of Glasgow......

Great "oldies" photos there John R, I'm curious as to where the one with the "Wholesale Carpets" on the building was? I'm thinking maybe top of Oswald Street, where the Radisson is now?

Don't remember all the lyrics, however I do remember a couple of lines........ "Oh, hey, the Glasgow Rap This'll be the one, for to put us on the map If you talk proper, you better shut your trap Oh, hey, the Glasgow Rap" Think that was the chorus :) Additionally seem to recall a random ve...

No, I won't phone my ex boyfriend/girlfriend at 3 am!

mrsam wrote:P.S. was there a 'Sam goes to the Transport Museum' pamphlet from the 'Sam Goes' series of the 80's?

Yes there was, I've got it somewhere in the house