Jock58
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Must see day outHi All
I'm visiting back up to Glasgow in August
I'm looking for the best idea of a day out trip i can take my elderly aunt on.
Something along the lines of a must see if you visit the area.
Distance not a prob, within reason.
Car access a must, so the summit of Nevis is out 
Jock58
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Stuball
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How about taking her to the Museums? Kelvingrove and the Transport museum are beside each other
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Lone Groover
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Tea and cakes at Duck bay, drive round and a boat trip on Loch Lomond.
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Jock58
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Thanks guys
I'm making a list 
Thats one for good weather & one under cover. Hope we get a day out in the fresh air but its nice to have a back up.
Jock58
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katimac
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How about Pollok Park, Pollok House and the Burrell Collection? That way you have a few things to see and a choice of indoors and outdoors.
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Becky
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I moved out of Glasgow just over three years ago. The afternoon before we moved I spent between St Mungo's museum of Religion, The Cathedral and the Provands Lordship. That was a smashing few hours for me.
Peace.
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Jock58
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| katimac wrote: | | How about Pollok Park, Pollok House and the Burrell Collection? That way you have a few things to see and a choice of indoors and outdoors. |
Great suggestion katimac.
But she lives in Thornliebank & has visited Pollok park many times.
Every year when i go up we take a wee walk along to Rouken Glen & throw a penny in the high dam. Sort of 3 coins in a fountain ritual. It has worked so far as i seem to return at least once a year. 
Jock58
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Alex Glass
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There is alway the option of a visit to the City Chambers and if the date is right then a special treat could be arranged 
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Jock58
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Well I took my Aunt out for a wee road trip & she had a great time
Heres a few of the stops along the way.
Too easy for most of you but where did we go ??
Jock58
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sputnik
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balloch for starters?
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cybers
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Glen Etive ?
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Jock58
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Hi All
Balloch of course, but not Glen Etive, did not turn off there.
A lot easier
Jock58
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