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Glasgow recent comments:

  • Jenny Lind, wrote 15 years ago:
    Known locally also as "Arden Avenue"
  • The Valley, rotch (guest) wrote 15 years ago:
    This is the valley. The 'Botany' (or the Butney as anyone who lives there would call it) is the now demolished tenements which were on the other side of the canal from the Valley.
  • Birkbeck Court, Birkbeck wrote 15 years ago:
    Sounds like the old barrack huts at drip camp
  • Tidal Weir, Smur wrote 16 years ago:
    It was actually built to stabilise the banks of the river upstream by keeping a constant level of water in normal conditions. If there was no tidal weir spring tides could reach as far as Carmyle weir.
  • The 78, holydave (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Great atmosphere, good ale and OK food. Very expensive though, which is a bit mean of them considering their main clientele is student based. Wouldn't recommend, go up to the Park Bar or the Ben Nevis instead.
  • Taste Of Punjab, holydave (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Excellent place. They do the nicest pizzas around (and the cheapest - £2.95 for a 10 inch pizza) as well as wonderful home cooked curries. Off sales until 12 too, which is handy.
  • Vino, holydave (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    The best wine shop in the west end. Lived on Kelvinhaugh Street for a year, and was always sure of getting a damn good wine at Vino.
  • Stravaigin bar and restaurant, ±» (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    www.stravaigin.com
  • Scaraway Drive, Scarredforlife (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Flats have been around for years. Supposed to be tore down numerous times but yet to be done. Infested with damp, neds and junkies. If you go there early in the morning you will see the long line of addicts walking from there to the local chemist just up the street. to be avoided at all costs if possible
  • Cranhill, FRANKIE22 (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    I LIVED IN BELLROCK STREET WITH MY WEE SISTER LEE AND MY TWO BROTHERS WILLIAM AND ANDREW I WENT TOO CRANHILL SECONDARY SCHOOL I WOULD LOVE TOO HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO LIVED THERE ALSO
  • Calton, TheOfficialCelticFC (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Celtic legend Tommy Burns (16 December 1956-15 May 2008, aged 51) was brought up in the Calton. R.I.P
  • Cumlodden Drive estate, jimmy (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    lol, cum
  • Croftfoot Primary, Ryanesco (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Woo Hoo the school
  • King's Park Golf Course, Ryanesco (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Woo Hoo the golfy
  • fruit shop, shoeshineboy wrote 16 years ago:
    GREAT FRUIT AND VEG !! POOR GUY TRYING TO COMPETE WITH THE BIG BOYS !! GIVE HIM YOUR MONEY
  • Ruchazie, paul mac (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    was brought up in milncroft rd in the 70s n early 80s went to st philips primary before the greg in cranhill ,had a great time growing up in ruchazie , used to deliver the record tae about every street in the lowend ,got some good memories and not so good memories of ruchazie ,stay in perth australia now ,
  • Wm Morrison, HASSANSHAFQAT wrote 16 years ago:
    love their pizzas and great store
  • Shawlands, HASSANSHAFQAT wrote 16 years ago:
    grown up all my life here.
  • Queen's Park, HASSANSHAFQAT wrote 16 years ago:
    a very beftiful park.
  • Broomhill, HASSANSHAFQAT wrote 16 years ago:
    GLASGOW ROCKS