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"Fáilte gu Alba" – the Gaelic translation |
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We whizzed past this friendly sign |
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First stop, some culture at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum |
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...where you can see what a wild haggis looks like |
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The best fuel in all the land |
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Some Glasgow 2014 official venue spotting |
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There's plenty of green in the city, perfect for a run or cycle |
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These flags are proudly displayed all over Glasgow |
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A giant version of the XX Commonwealth Games logo |
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The official Haggis |
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Me and some of the #Team14 bloggers taking a selfie with Clyde, the mascot (credit Paula) |
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My official Games tshirt bought at the superstore opening |
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Duke of Wellington statue, with his famous cone |
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My friendly trail running guide, Graham |
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Beautiful view of Glasgow during my run up the Campsie Fells |
You were in the campsies?! Thats really near where my parents live ha ha, great area :)
ReplyDeleteAh! They're so lucky – it's a beautiful place, great running.
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