try glasgow more

it varies from artist to artist. Sometimes as early as 10, but never any later than quarter past 11.

alright, worst case scenario of missing an encore to catch the lovely last Megabus then. Cheeeeeers.

I'll see you at Newsom. I'll be the one cycling up & down the aisles with my camera in hand.

gonna struggle to compete with my motorbike, tbh.

Ailsa, I've sent you a message on Facebook with my mobile no. - that way you can let me know if you're going to be able to make it.

Cheers. Will give you a shout.

Wilco were great. It was nice to meet you krakow. Sorry you couldn't make it in Ailsa.

It was grand to say hello! Glad you spotted me.

a pal was in manchester the other night and saw that bbc rangers fan live was telling me about it last night glad it turned up on youtube lol!!

i think i've watched that 30 times. still makes me lol.

If I'm remembering my WDYLL correctly I believe I saw you tonight, krakow. Disappointingly not on yer bike, but with those steps the elf n safety fascists would snuff it out on the spot, innit.

Good, wasn't it.

I thought it was absolutely wonderful. Totally exquisite.

http://krakow.zenfolio.com/img/s8/v11/p836337751-3.jpg

pl excuse the cross-posting, my friend marc has selected this film (and drawn this fab) poster for the monorail film club on sunday:

http://www.ilike.org.uk/2010/09/one_way_pendulum_monorail_film.html

I have a week off work coming up, and I would like to not spend it sitting in the house all day doing nothing, but neither would I like to break the bank. What would ilxors recommend for me to fill my seven days with? I'll probably do Kelvingrove and the Transport Museum at some point because, even though I've been a few times before, I never get bored of them, but are there any hidden gems or good ideas you can give me?

try glasgow more

Transport museum, if I remember rightly, is closed for relocation. Sorry to drop that wee bombshell.

Cathedral?

people's palace :D

Summerlee is a wee bit out the way but is an interesting (and free) way to kill a couple of hours. You get to go on a tram and down an actual dark scary mine.

http://www.visitlanarkshire.com/attractions/historic-heritage/Summerlee-The-Museum-of-Scottish-Industrial-Life/

new lanark. annie mcleod experience will blow your mind.

New Lanark seconded - I love that walk up to the Falls of Clyde. The Tenement House is pretty good, and handy for whatever's on at the CCA if you wanted to go there afterwards.

GOMA always worth a wander round. New Lanark thirded. I like the look of that Summerlee place, might suggest that as a trip for my brother's kids next summer.

If you have a car, Culzean Castle is a great wee day out. If you have National Trust membership, it's all free, but even without you can still just pay for parking and do all the walks and look at the deer and stuff. Our summer days out at Culzean alone more than justify the money we give the National Trust.

http://www.culzeanexperience.org/

Burrell Collection also worth a go, plus Highland cows in Pollok Park!

Spent a year living 25 miles from New Lanark - still have no idea what it is, but I've only ever heard good things about it.

Googling now...

Also, rather shamefully, I've never been to the fossil grove in Victoria Park. Go, and report back please.

The Botanics are lovely this time of year (if you can get a rain-free day), and you can try and get into the disused railway station.

We went to a wedding in New Lanark a few years back. It is absolutely lovely.

Good shout on the GOMA - back in the day I used to be one of "those" hanging around outside it, and I always got angry when I realised that I was the only one of my pals who ever actually went inside it. My week is already looking better now, thanks!

Pollok FC v Largs Thistle on Saturday afternoon in Shawlands; 2pm kick off, entry a mere £5!

Jedward doing the Christmas lights at Braehead on Thursday!

Paisley has got Olly Murs and THE SINGING KETTLE turning theirs on a week on Saturday.

The Singing Kettle! I didn't know they were still active. Do you think it's unrealistic to hope I get picked from the audience to come on stage and sing with them as they do at their shows?

Zombie Walk today at 3pm in Kelvingrove Park.

Yeah, we're going to see Olly Murs to continue our tradition of going to support our local council doing something and then getting cold and going to the pub and missing all the acts :-) We do get an X Factor reject every single year now for the lights or the fireworks or both, but presumably boat pushed out too much paying for Olly Murs to afford one for the fireworks, and they've got, somewhat ridiculously, a Paolo Nutini tribute act.

Zombie Walk!

Glasgow Zombie Walk 2010

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http://krakow.zenfolio.com/img/s8/v12/p446505621-3.jpg

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great photos!

haha, I just saw an advert for the new Sydney Devine album on the telly "available from record shops and woollen mills". Love Scotland.

Thanks! It was great fun to watch - the costumes and dedication to the cause were a pleasure to behold.

yeah gd fun pics kraks, zomb in pic 2 is esp impressive

have been following w/ interest ppl's tips for places to go/sights to see.... after four years here, still feel there are huge areas of the city i know nothing abt... keep meaning to buy an all-day bus ticket one day and go roaming w a map... living in dennistoun, my default 'trip' is the cathedral/necropolis... i love the views from the top of alexandra park, too

over time, i have become v attached to the rousseau and voltaire 2nd hand bkshop down otago lane, off kelvinbridge... it is proper old skool eccentric musty bibliophillia, books stacked everywhere floor to ceiling, the stock is gd and changes all the time, prices are mostly v fair, and the hippy tea shop round the corner does a delish pot of milk oolong

Excellent pictures of the zombie walk!

tachai ovna is one of the greatest things about glasgow.

... if you're a hippy. :D

Or if you like tea (I am not a hippy and I don't like tea. I've also never been in Tchai Ovna).

you should go, it's other-worldly!

midnight and thick snow in dennistoun... here we go again

Woohoo!

Alexandra Park, Dennistoun earlier today...

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs967.snc4/76020_10150322057730022_837550021_15878515_4878288_n.jpg

wowza. nice composition too :)

Thanks! It was rather lovely up there.

Everywhere looks lovely in the snow! Even Dennistoun :-)

v nice krakow. walking home at 3am or so last night i was sad to have used all of my disposable camera photos on people sitting around doing not much. now we have about six inches over here and it's both lovely and, when huge sheets fall off of the roofs, kinda terrifying.

(also encountered the loudest and freakiest thunderstorm i'd ever heard last night. and so did all of my friends who were woken by it. <3 u mad weather.)

oh i didn't hear that.

Me neither.

I think I'm going to try cycling to a gig in the west end tonight. The main roads look clear but wet.

oh no, i'm in dundee, sorry. shamefully using the glasgow thread as a scotland-wide thread here.

gtfo!

(joke)