Guys! Man knows his way around a camera. I've lived here 60 yrs and you've just reminded me what we take for granted. Fab that you guys enjoyed your visit.🏴
Glad you enjoyed it lovely city lovely people never had a bad night or day out there .. i live 70 miles away and try to get thru as often as i can ..haste ye back 🏴
Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery is my happy place. I first went there about 60 years ago on my own as a wee boy. I'm 71 now and live in England, but revisiting is on my bucket list.
Thank you for sharing this with us. It's so great to know that our video brought up such special memories! Walking around the Museum and surrounding areas felt like an oasis in the middle of Glasgow. Such a beautiful area.
loved your what i call wee vidio about Glasgow when i was young use to stay right next to the necroplis spent many hours of the playing in there till the great storm 1968 blew our house down . we had to move to the west end of glasgow am still there never been back to the necroplis will make an effort one day
That’s an amazing story. Just read about the storm, those wind speeds must have been crazy to experience. We loved spending time in Glasgow and can’t wait to come back!
Thank you so much!! Here is the tracklist: Summer Love (Instrumental Version) - Kylie Dailey Unbroken Spirit - Sunfish Grove Nauseated - Pip Mondy Summer Love (Instrumental Version) - Kylie Dailey Empty Sky - Wanderer's Trove Red Tea - Franz Gordon Prone to Ramblin - Will Harrison At Last Part II - Martin Landh
So happy you loved our city. Your photography managed to capture some of the beauty of a city that few outsiders are aware of. Most tourists head for Edinburgh which has it own attractions, the difference is Glasgow is a city for living in, Edinburgh is more geared towards tourist attraction.
When we were first planning our trip, we heard the two compared that way! I think it made it all the more surprising to find such peace and beauty there. We loved it and can’t wait to come back! Thank you for your kind words. :)
:) no real issues, though we didn’t get to chat with many people as much as we wanted to. We definitely had some interesting accent barriers on our second trip to Ireland though!!
5-35 I grew up a few minutes from Kelvingrove Park where this fountain is situated. One summers day splashing about in the fountains water I stood on a large piece of a broken bottle and cut my foot open. A 50 year old memory.
I'm a Glaswegian and i'm so happy you had a great time in the city.
Thank you so much! We loved our visit and are coming back next year!
Guys! Man knows his way around a camera. I've lived here 60 yrs and you've just reminded me what we take for granted. Fab that you guys enjoyed your visit.🏴
Thank you so much!! That's the biggest compliment you could give us and we appreciate it so much! We can't wait to come back.
Glad you enjoyed it lovely city lovely people never had a bad night or day out there .. i live 70 miles away and try to get thru as often as i can ..haste ye back 🏴
Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery is my happy place. I first went there about 60 years ago on my own as a wee boy. I'm 71 now and live in England, but revisiting is on my bucket list.
Thank you for sharing this with us. It's so great to know that our video brought up such special memories! Walking around the Museum and surrounding areas felt like an oasis in the middle of Glasgow. Such a beautiful area.
Great City great People 😎🇬🇧👍
Absolutely!!
Great video. Edinburgh says: Big Up Glasgow!
Thank you!! :)
loved your what i call wee vidio about Glasgow when i was young use to stay right next to the necroplis spent many hours of the playing in there till the great storm 1968 blew our house down . we had to move to the west end of glasgow am still there never been back to the necroplis will make an effort one day
That’s an amazing story. Just read about the storm, those wind speeds must have been crazy to experience. We loved spending time in Glasgow and can’t wait to come back!
Lived in rottenrow and remember the storms
of 68 went to townhead primary all that's left of it is the exterior wall
@@stewartmathers8796 Wow, that's really something. Thanks so much for sharing!
Glasgow is lovely. I feel you have romanticised it somewhat.
Glad you enjoyed yourselves though. X
It’s easy to romanticize! But with our limited time there, we’re definitely not getting the full picture. To us, it was beautiful!
@@PinterWhitnick❤
Glad you enjoyed your time in Glasgow❤ you should consider seeing more of scottish highlands in the future, it's a must ☺
We’re coming back in May of next year and planning a whole trip to the Isle of Skye, Fort William, and Inverness! Any other recommendations?
Would very much like the credits of the beautiful music. Seems like music is the treasure chest where everyone has the key. Loved, your video.
Thank you so much!! Here is the tracklist:
Summer Love (Instrumental Version) - Kylie Dailey
Unbroken Spirit - Sunfish Grove
Nauseated - Pip Mondy
Summer Love (Instrumental Version) - Kylie Dailey
Empty Sky - Wanderer's Trove
Red Tea - Franz Gordon
Prone to Ramblin - Will Harrison
At Last Part II - Martin Landh
So happy you loved our city. Your photography managed to capture some of the beauty of a city that few outsiders are aware of. Most tourists head for Edinburgh which has it own attractions, the difference is Glasgow is a city for living in, Edinburgh is more geared towards tourist attraction.
When we were first planning our trip, we heard the two compared that way! I think it made it all the more surprising to find such peace and beauty there. We loved it and can’t wait to come back! Thank you for your kind words. :)
So happy you loved my home City no problem with the PATTER( the way weedgys speak?
:) no real issues, though we didn’t get to chat with many people as much as we wanted to. We definitely had some interesting accent barriers on our second trip to Ireland though!!
Great content guys
Peace love from England UK
Thanks so much for watching!!
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I grew up a few minutes from Kelvingrove Park where this fountain is situated.
One summers day splashing about in the fountains water I stood on a large piece of a broken bottle and cut my foot open.
A 50 year old memory.
Wow, what a memory! It's amazing how that one moment sticks with you 50 years later. Thank you for sharing!
Someone has an eye for a shot! 📷
😊 Thank you!!
Should check out GLASGOW'S devil's pool pit water runs red, because of sandstone🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂
That sounds cool!! We’ll have to check it out next time!! :)
I don't get Glasgow.
It's McDonald's. all junk
It was a pretty special occasion for us though!