The week in Glasgow Gallivanting: 8th-14th January 2024
In which we gallivant as far away as Dundee.
In which we gallivant as far away as Dundee.
5 church buildings which caught my eye in lockdown.
A neglected graveyard leads to the history of a fascinating woman.
Pretty windows and gardens to cheer us all up.
September seems to have been mainly history related! There’s a surprise.
Two walks on the Forth and Clyde Canal.
A peek at an area of Glasgow which doesn’t normally feature on the tourist trail.
Did you know Maryhill was called after Mary Hill?
The Forth and Clyde Canal, which runs sea-to-sea between the two rivers, has passed through Glasgow since the eighteenth century, though it ceased to be navigable in 1963. However, the multi-million Millennium… Read more A Glasgow canal walk →
We’ve lived in our present house for nearly twenty years, and every time we leave it we pass this at the end of the road, yet we’ve never been in:… Read more Stained glass and puppets →
Maryhill is an area of Glasgow close to where we live which, although not particularly touristy, has some interesting developments going on. It dates from the coming of the canals… Read more Maryhill Burgh Halls →