Directions in Glasgow.. help
12 March 2003, 10:04 AM
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You want to take the A82 turn off, Pretty sure its junction 15. It pretty cleary marked I am sure and the motorway is four lanes at that point. The A82 lane is the left hand lane. The short slip road off takes you to a t-junction and you turn right and that brings you straight onto Great Western Road.
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You want to take the A82 turn off, Pretty sure its junction 15. It pretty cleary marked I am sure and the motorway is four lanes at that point. The A82 lane is the left hand lane. The short slip road off takes you to a t-junction and you turn right and that brings you straight onto Great Western Road.
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12 March 2003, 10:12 AM
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excellent!
Cheers Iain
I started watching the vids last night... superb!
Just a quick look when i got home...
Watched the IOM run... how fast is that!
The 111S run by the instructor brought back some good memories..
The run through the Pass is my fav.. so far...
What a road!
How much soot was Tut's car putting out at kames
Sounds great tho
Great shots..
12 March 2003, 11:15 AM
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Phil,
Keep an eye out for Stow College on your left (tall, narrow, red-brick building), the slip road's right after it. As Iain said, it's clearly marked.
Stefan
Keep an eye out for Stow College on your left (tall, narrow, red-brick building), the slip road's right after it. As Iain said, it's clearly marked.
Stefan
12 March 2003, 11:42 AM
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If travelling from the east (Edinburgh) its junction 17, not junction 15 as stated above.
If travelling from the west (Kilmarnock/Paisley) its junction 18 leaving on the 1st junction after crossing the Kingston Bridge.
If travelling from the west (Kilmarnock/Paisley) its junction 18 leaving on the 1st junction after crossing the Kingston Bridge.
12 March 2003, 09:13 PM
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As Caz said J17, and at the traffic lights it is a right (sign posted Dumbarton), just plant yourself in the right lane (the left one disappears after a few hundred yards (this is naturally assuming you are approaching from the east).
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12 March 2003, 09:17 PM
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I would say it depends where you are going Phil.
I stay just off the A82 in Old Kilpatrick but coming home I just head down to Clydeside Expressway and head along Dumbarton Road.
Happy hunting!
I stay just off the A82 in Old Kilpatrick but coming home I just head down to Clydeside Expressway and head along Dumbarton Road.
Happy hunting!
13 March 2003, 09:14 AM
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Thanks everyone...
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LOL @ happy hunting
I am heading for Drumchapel
Is the A82 best for that?
Not taking the scoob tho... not sure of the area...
How long does it take to get to Loch Lomond?
[Edited by SCOSaltire - 3/13/2003 9:15:28 AM]
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LOL @ happy hunting
I am heading for Drumchapel
Is the A82 best for that?
Not taking the scoob tho... not sure of the area...
How long does it take to get to Loch Lomond?
[Edited by SCOSaltire - 3/13/2003 9:15:28 AM]
13 March 2003, 11:34 AM
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'The Drum' Make sure you don't leave your car for long!!
Loch Lomond is 15 mins from there, and yes A82 is good for Drumchapel
I would still come down to Expressway then back up to A82 via Anniesland Cross and Crow Rd. Saves you coming through all the lights and traffic at the Glasgow/Partick end.
Make sure you don't leave your car for long!!Loch Lomond is 15 mins from there, and yes A82 is good for Drumchapel
I would still come down to Expressway then back up to A82 via Anniesland Cross and Crow Rd. Saves you coming through all the lights and traffic at the Glasgow/Partick end.
13 March 2003, 11:43 AM
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maybe i had better take the scoob... at least i will then have a compass
Dougster
is 'The Drum' that bad then?
Not some place to leave my scoob? or a normal car for that matter?
Is the alternative route easy to follow?
maybe i had better take the scoob... at least i will then have a compass
Dougster
is 'The Drum'
that bad then?Not some place to leave my scoob? or a normal car for that matter?
Is the alternative route easy to follow?
13 March 2003, 10:56 PM
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hmmmmmmmm?
Phil aint back yet ??
what is your money on folks?
Lost as a lost thing in the big bad city
or
Is he staying a the night for a little bump'n'grind
Phil aint back yet ??
what is your money on folks?
Lost as a lost thing in the big bad city
or
Is he staying a the night for a little bump'n'grind
14 March 2003, 12:25 AM
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Neil, I've seen your cars remember!!!!!
Not saying it's all bad. I have worked on a few projects in my time in certain poorer areas of Drumchapel. I defo did not like taking my car in there. Looks like a pimps car at the best of times and I was more popular than the ice-cream van!!
P.S. remember I'm a Social Worker
Not saying it's all bad. I have worked on a few projects in my time in certain poorer areas of Drumchapel. I defo did not like taking my car in there. Looks like a pimps car at the best of times and I was more popular than the ice-cream van!!
P.S. remember I'm a Social Worker
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