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Excellent idea. Virginia Galleries is sadly missed.

Can I suggest having a radical bookstall. Its something Glasgow doesn't really have. Maybe these people could do something:

http://www.akpress.org/

Good luck!

If you look closely you can see a tiny gnome jacking off just behind that shaggy inkcap...

http://www.creativepreservation.org/

interesting!

Hi Foss, its just down the road from the Bastille so that would work. Be excellent to see you there!

Thanks Shazz

A CURE FOR CANCER

Intermedia Gallery

18 King St

Preview: Friday 30th September 7-9

An exhibition of work by Jim Colquhoun, Michael Wurstbauer, Scott Laverie and Colin Parker.

Exhibition continues: 1st - 9th October 12-6pm (closed Monday)

If anyone fancies some art shenanigans/free booze come to Intermedia Gallery on King St between 7-9 on Friday. The shows called A Cure for Cancer and it features a gang hut, some digital stills animations and a bunch of drawings/writings about having sex with seagulls and/whilst exploring. All Welco...

http://www.hurrel-visual-arts.com/publicart/zones.html
Contacting this guy could be helpful?

Maybe you could do a wee recce.
Does anyone have a boat? Or know someone who does?

Indeed. And he was quite irritating too. I'm sure he was helicoptered down from that peak... Still worth watching though.
When is someone going to make a really interesting maps/walking/landscape/place type programme? The heirs of Tom Weir step forward!

MAP MAN. 8PM, BBC 2

Nicholas Crane traces the history of cartography.

Superb stuff! You've really captured the atmosphere of the Botanics tunnels inparticular. Look forward to more (and more obscure) explorations...

You 'read' porn? I prefer to lick the screen.

'Comet in Moominland' Tove Jansson
'A Secret History of Consciousness' Gary Lachman
'The Hill of Dreams' Arthur Machen
'Camping and Woodcraft' Horace Kephart
'Place' Tacita Dean & Jeremy Millar
'Weirs Way' Tom Weir
'Writing on Drugs' Sadie Plant

'Comet in Moominland' Tove Jansson
'A Secret History of Consciousness' Gary Lachman
'The Hill of Dreams' Arthur Machen
'Camping and Woodcraft' Horace Kephart
'Place' Tacita Dean & Jeremy Millar
'Weirs Way' Tom Weir
'Writing on Drugs' Sadie Plant

JUST SAY NO Running mindlessly in the mistaken belief that you are doing yourself and others a favour is wrong. Avoid all mass-participation. If you want to do some good get involved in your local community or something. Furthermore you are going to store up problems for later in life with all that ...