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| scallopboy wrote: | | glasgowken wrote: | Naw, she'll charge you double 
She should get a burger boat for the canal traffic 
(Sorry scallopboy, didn't mean to hijack the thread with all this burger talk) |
It's okay GK, there are no OT  on here so I won't be telling you to burger off.  |
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glasgowken
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| Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 11:25 pm Post subject: |
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You should add a drum kit emoticon for times like this
Anyway, back to the original post, how about photos of the tiny newsagents around the city. The sort of places that just have a hole in the wall as a counter. They've always held a certain facination for me.
EDIT: I was too late with the drum suggestion 
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scallopboy
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I cannot for the life of me think if there are any hole in the wall shops left. Get photographing, I'm intrigued. 
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Alex Glass
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Only one I can think of is in the St Enoch's Centre although some railway stations have them.
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| Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 11:39 pm Post subject: |
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| What about the coffee bar in the tardis up at the botanics, thats a strange one |
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scallopboy
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| tobester wrote: | | What about the coffee bar in the tardis up at the botanics, thats a strange one |
Aye the coffee bars made out of old police phone boxes in Glasgow thread would be pretty short though
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Alex Glass
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They have just opened a Coffee Bar in Hyndland Station. Converted the space under the stairs where they previously kept the salt.
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| one opening on crow road, broomhill, where the old dry cleaners was at the corner of marlborough drive |
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Len Scaps
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I'm thinking of doing a project on old-style cafes in Glasgow and the surrounding area.
I don't mean newly-opened or retro style ones, but those that have been there for generations and still retain their old decor. The Val d' Oro at Glasgow Cross and Boni's in Clarkston spring to mind, but if anyone can think of any others that I could go and take some pics of it would be most appreciated.
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james73
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There one up Maryhill Road, Jaconellis.
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