Time to ressurect the French Project?

The weather's getting better; no snow, less rain. Plus, longer days, might even make it out before the traffic gets a hold on the roads?

I do have to watch out for the monster pot holes and the numerous roadworks too, which litter the run through Glasgow at the moment. All post Frozen Britain.

Maybe do it in stages? Maybe go around Saracen Street too. Maybe go and find more landmarks visible from a car?

Hmm, it might get fun again!

This time, it'll be in SouferKa as post serviced Kolo is doing the honest commuter run to Paisley and back with SL at the moment.

French Project: Glasgow

take 1:
Dennistoun to the Glasgow School of Art through the city centre.
notes:
Too much traffic, too many slow red traffic lights. Good route though.

Time for a tidy for 'Living with a revolutionary Audi A2'

Over the next week, I, the author will go over all the previous posts and links and tidy up.

There are also a number of posts in draft stage and maybe I'll be able to publish all of them or edit them into one large ramble.

I would also like to clear up grammatical and spelling errors along the way too.

I wouldn't want to come across as a complete bumpkin now would I.

No

See you a week Monday, (unless something comes up)

O W Dawson

Finding the new Beachy Head

S L at the wheel as we make our way on the A72

Finding the new Beachy Head

Since moving to Glasgow, S L and I have missed the ability to go for a drive; an enjoyable drive.

Having motorways and inner-city routes are fine for a commute but where do you go to let your hair down; where to you go to enjoy your car again?

So after 5+ years, we found two candidates: Helensburgh to Arrochar on the A814 and M73 junction 7 to Lanark's Steel's Cross* (A72)

Descriptions to follow.....