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The Glasgow Thread
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im sorry to change the subject but i read/ saw in the paper today, i think it was the evening times, the proposed projects or buildings various architects/ designers have created for st george square
this isnt the first time ive heard about this idea of creating various cafe or new multipurpose building in the square but seeing the computer generated previews in the paper which you can vote on, which you think is the best, has brought it too scarily real for me and i was wondering if anyone else think st george square should be left as it is ?
i dont visit there often but when i do its always busy and obviously alot of people like it the way it is too !
by all means maybe provide more seating, as if there isnt enough already, but there maybe could be some parasol sitting for the hot sunny weather in the summer, as i said i dont go there often but when i do its with a sandwich from greggs on the square and last time a few weeks ago every other visitor was happily sitting there with a greggs sandwich too
(either them or obriens who are just as good for the record if not better - sorry for advertising, im just trying to make a point), maybe alot a little area for various sandwich bars or cafes in the vicinity
we dont need anything new at st george square, its idyllic the way it is !
this isnt the first time ive heard about this idea of creating various cafe or new multipurpose building in the square but seeing the computer generated previews in the paper which you can vote on, which you think is the best, has brought it too scarily real for me and i was wondering if anyone else think st george square should be left as it is ?
i dont visit there often but when i do its always busy and obviously alot of people like it the way it is too !
by all means maybe provide more seating, as if there isnt enough already, but there maybe could be some parasol sitting for the hot sunny weather in the summer, as i said i dont go there often but when i do its with a sandwich from greggs on the square and last time a few weeks ago every other visitor was happily sitting there with a greggs sandwich too
(either them or obriens who are just as good for the record if not better - sorry for advertising, im just trying to make a point), maybe alot a little area for various sandwich bars or cafes in the vicinitywe dont need anything new at st george square, its idyllic the way it is !
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Just joined the forum - looks good. Noticed the Glasgow thread and couldn't help but drop in. I live in Paisley, but go to church in Glasgow, so reckon I qualify! Just wanted to say hi to everyone here.
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bigste78 said:Just joined the forum - looks good. Noticed the Glasgow thread and couldn't help but drop in. I live in Paisley, but go to church in Glasgow, so reckon I qualify! Just wanted to say hi to everyone here.
Hi
Welcome to CF, nice to have you with us!
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bigste78 said:Just joined the forum - looks good. Noticed the Glasgow thread and couldn't help but drop in. I live in Paisley, but go to church in Glasgow, so reckon I qualify! Just wanted to say hi to everyone here.
Hi and welcome
I might have run past your church the other day when I was doing me 10K - is it anywhere near Mosspark Boulevard?
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astral_acrobat said:Biology is extremely interesting
yeah it is... just excessively difficult
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nvrbnunloved said:Hi and welcome
Hi there. My church is down from the Boulevard, on Corkerhill Rd - probably the one you were thinking of.
How did you do in the 10k?
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Well done! I used to do a lot of cross country distance running, but haven't done so for many years now.
I've had a really lovely warm & friendly welcome to this site. Nice to know that there are so many good people out there - the internet seems to be notorious for the more unsavoury kind of stuff that it so often gets used for.
I've had a really lovely warm & friendly welcome to this site. Nice to know that there are so many good people out there - the internet seems to be notorious for the more unsavoury kind of stuff that it so often gets used for.
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Very true - unfortunately the good stuff doesn't make good news, so you only ever hear about the bad stuff. It is good here - you will love it - especially this thread
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