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Doorstop wrote:The bigger issue here is thon Jodie wan's got single pals and never let any of us hardups know.

Talk about selfish.

Jodie. Out with it!

Get your coat, I love wit. Even if you are the wrong gender.
Its been a while and I'm no fussy.

Coffee, Chocolate and Tea sounds like a great tip. I've only just been able to locate it on google maps as the post code and street number both took me to the wrong area!

This thread is fascinating! I love the old gasworks industry and even managed to involve it in my dissertation for an Msc. You may not be aware, but there is a gasworks museum in Biggar. The last (I believe?) intact gasworks in Scotland? I've been down once, when they had the boilers lit. Obviously ...

What I don't get is how come my single pals who are always moaning that all the good men are taken/gay, can't bump into the blokes who moan that there aren't any decent women around. I think we're getting into physics here- they repel each other somehow! Perhaps it's a mutual exclusion issue. The w...

have you seen this site http://www.auchinraith.photos.gb.com/ drool!!! Nice, the Stoneymeadow section is a regular feature of my walks with the mutt, quite an evocative section of long, long abandoned railway with many intact features. That'll be near my new (well, really old) house then! Gutted I ...

Cheers for that excoriate, I know exactly where it is now. I use to walk up to the (now drained), reservoir nearby. And when I was a bit older used to cycle to Strathaven via the road beside it Any idea why the pond just down from it existed? Old quarry or collapsed mineworkings? Also, I remember w...

Being from High Blantyre, much to my embarrassment I don't know where this site is - Could someone give me approx directions (may only saving grace is the I left when I was 18) :oops: I only know the one up from Hillhouse/Earnock. when I look back now, it was some trek from my house on Townhill Rd ...

If only Glasgow was like continental Europe, you could wander in and buy amazing quality food grown by semi local people.

I used to go to the barras all the time, not been in about 12 years though.

Do they still have an air rifle / hunting knife stall?

gap74 wrote:From last week's Hamilton Advertiser - apologies for lazily photographing it rather than scanning, couldn't be arsed retrieving scanner from car!

Thats brilliant!
Quite a fluke that its turned up in the local paper too, cheers!

I've always wondered what it was since I was a wee boy

hello there, I was flicking through a website based on the history of Hamilton and found a series of pictures of this structure: http://www.smcallister.co.uk/old%20hamilton/april%2012th%20001.jpg I used to play here as a kid and always wondered exactly what it was. I always assumed it was part of a...

Not quite Glasgow but had a look and didn't see this posted anywhere.

http://hamiltonjazz.co.uk/default.aspx

People aren't meant to eat green tomatoes.

The Cameron team did amazingly well to keep it up, thought it was gonna come down a few times!

I just noticed this on the southlanarkshire council website, definitely going to head along as its only 5 miles or so up the road!