Not wishing to get too fixated, but with three under 10yrs - parks are important.
Despite the changeable weather, we cycled out to the West visiting some parks in those very neighbourhoods.
Strangely they still don’t quite join up bicycle-wise which is a little sad.
On the other hand, generally reminds me what a brilliant town we’re lucky enough to stay in.
Later we passed some other Parks on the Southside from the hydro-pneumatic comfort of the Citroen.
Please consider these just as holding thumbnail sketches by e-snap for the sake of completeness
meantime, pending others getting their proper Nikon-style photographs in place.
Possibly seen over £250,000 + worth of Playaria equipment this afto.
Shouldn't say this but whilst some seem stuff is remarkably safe & advanced, still nowhere near as
good as - over the too high wall, down the slope then up through the bushes to an old tarry hut
beside the railway.
Gorget
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Knightswood
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Pond wants a good cleaning, ffs.
Trinley Brae
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Drumchapel Park
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Paterson Park (no kosher signage, save the adjacent Youth Centre) just a grass field really - but if you’ve not got a key, you’re not in there?)
Yoker Park
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Elder Park
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Govanhill Park
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Did you know there’s now a Canalside Bistro in Knightswood?
Friendly staff & the Potato & Onion Soup gets A + from this crowd.
The unfortunately named Cappa Café on Rotherwood Ave is adjacent to a Chip Chik Inn branch and a mere canalbridge away from the Kebab Shop that was raided for their takings at gun-point some little while back.
