gorgeous glasgow

food: 

Well we started off as we meant to go on at the 13th note - amazing food, loved the fact that the things that were not vegan were the ones marked with at V – made a nice change that

this was spotted on Cat’s shelves

ooh, Cat made fab ice cream sundaes

Daniel declared the Indian meal we had at the Mother India Cafe (opposite the Kelvingrove museum) to be the best lunch he’d ever had:

tofu chocolate cheesecake at Cat’s

saw this in a novelty cake shop…

Febrizio:

games:

Very early on in the trip I was persuaded to purchase this Nintendo DS for myself along with Animal Crossing so we could all play together – much visiting of each others towns went on throughout the trip

This was the playpark by the Burrell Collection – not sure who had the most fun – well I am sure but I’m not saying

I must also mention Guitar Hero which was really good fun too – can’t believe I didn’t take a photo of it!

museums:

More official education now :) Have had to be very selective as went mad with camera.

The Science Centre was brilliant – tons of hands on stuff for children:

my favourite – an infrared harp – invisible strings:

in the Alice in Wonderland exhibit:

The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum has been shut for years (yes years) being refurbished and just recently reopened. We did see a lot in there but felt it was a bit of a let down overall – not as exciting as we’d expected.

The Burrell Collection was lovely and peaceful, very interesting:

Did the murder mystery tour in Pollock House which was a bit like Cluedo (no photos allowed :( )

and this was not a museum but rather an extreme sports shopping centre with this really high climbing/sky diving wall and a ski slope (neither of which we actually braved).

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