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Old August 28th 03, 05:27 PM
Johanna Gibson
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Thanks to those of you who helped me! Turns out I'm going to be
lodging with the sister of one of my managers at work. Pauline had
mentioned before that she had a sister in Glasgow, looking for a
lodger, but at the time I thought it was too far from the city centre
and I was investigating another place.
So I'll have my own room with en suite bathroom and turret! That's
right, it's in a 1860s castle which has been subdivided into 5 flats.
My room will have a turret, and will most likely be freezing cold.
Perhaps I should just start knitting a castle cozy now...
The place is in Bardowie, across a loch from Bardowie Castle and
there are only about 4 houses there, among some farms and fields. And
Rangers' training ground just down the road. The next village is
Milngavie (pronounced Muln-guy) and is about 3 miles away. I'm
getting this mountain bike fixed up to be my commuter bike and I'll
cycle in to the station and then take the train into the centre in the
morning, reverse the process for the evening. I'll be in Glasgow
Monday-Friday and then come home at the weekend to see Mat, Sasha and
Yuri (QIs) and of course, work at Tesco.
Wish me luck on the course! (Starts October 2nd).


-- Jo in Scotland
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Old August 28th 03, 07:13 PM
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That sounds so interesting. You'll have to take pictures of your castle for
us.

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"Johanna Gibson" wrote in message
...
Thanks to those of you who helped me! Turns out I'm going to be
lodging with the sister of one of my managers at work. Pauline had
mentioned before that she had a sister in Glasgow, looking for a
lodger, but at the time I thought it was too far from the city centre
and I was investigating another place.
So I'll have my own room with en suite bathroom and turret! That's
right, it's in a 1860s castle which has been subdivided into 5 flats.
My room will have a turret, and will most likely be freezing cold.
Perhaps I should just start knitting a castle cozy now...
The place is in Bardowie, across a loch from Bardowie Castle and
there are only about 4 houses there, among some farms and fields. And
Rangers' training ground just down the road. The next village is
Milngavie (pronounced Muln-guy) and is about 3 miles away. I'm
getting this mountain bike fixed up to be my commuter bike and I'll
cycle in to the station and then take the train into the centre in the
morning, reverse the process for the evening. I'll be in Glasgow
Monday-Friday and then come home at the weekend to see Mat, Sasha and
Yuri (QIs) and of course, work at Tesco.
Wish me luck on the course! (Starts October 2nd).


-- Jo in Scotland



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Old August 28th 03, 07:17 PM
MOIRA RIDDELL
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I have a lot of family in Milngavie! Your accommodation sounds wonderful,
and the views will make up for the colder weather, my aunt says that Glasgow
is warm in comparison to other parts.....

Good luck

Moira

"Johanna Gibson" wrote in message
...
Thanks to those of you who helped me! Turns out I'm going to be
lodging with the sister of one of my managers at work. Pauline had
mentioned before that she had a sister in Glasgow, looking for a
lodger, but at the time I thought it was too far from the city centre
and I was investigating another place.
So I'll have my own room with en suite bathroom and turret! That's
right, it's in a 1860s castle which has been subdivided into 5 flats.
My room will have a turret, and will most likely be freezing cold.
Perhaps I should just start knitting a castle cozy now...
The place is in Bardowie, across a loch from Bardowie Castle and
there are only about 4 houses there, among some farms and fields. And
Rangers' training ground just down the road. The next village is
Milngavie (pronounced Muln-guy) and is about 3 miles away. I'm
getting this mountain bike fixed up to be my commuter bike and I'll
cycle in to the station and then take the train into the centre in the
morning, reverse the process for the evening. I'll be in Glasgow
Monday-Friday and then come home at the weekend to see Mat, Sasha and
Yuri (QIs) and of course, work at Tesco.
Wish me luck on the course! (Starts October 2nd).


-- Jo in Scotland



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Old August 28th 03, 09:45 PM
Johanna Gibson
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On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 19:17:15 +0100, "MOIRA RIDDELL"
wrote:

I have a lot of family in Milngavie! Your accommodation sounds wonderful,
and the views will make up for the colder weather, my aunt says that Glasgow
is warm in comparison to other parts.....

Good luck

Moira


Well email me some of their numbers and maybe I'll say hi once I'm
in the area!


-- Jo in Scotland
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Old August 28th 03, 10:16 PM
Charlie
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I know this isn't a nice thing to say, but be careful to lock both the bike
wheels to the frame and whatever you're locking it to! I don't leave my
bike at the station anymore in Chelmsford because of this!

Charlie.

"Johanna Gibson" wrote in message
...
Thanks to those of you who helped me! Turns out I'm going to be
lodging with the sister of one of my managers at work. Pauline had
mentioned before that she had a sister in Glasgow, looking for a
lodger, but at the time I thought it was too far from the city centre
and I was investigating another place.
So I'll have my own room with en suite bathroom and turret! That's
right, it's in a 1860s castle which has been subdivided into 5 flats.
My room will have a turret, and will most likely be freezing cold.
Perhaps I should just start knitting a castle cozy now...
The place is in Bardowie, across a loch from Bardowie Castle and
there are only about 4 houses there, among some farms and fields. And
Rangers' training ground just down the road. The next village is
Milngavie (pronounced Muln-guy) and is about 3 miles away. I'm
getting this mountain bike fixed up to be my commuter bike and I'll
cycle in to the station and then take the train into the centre in the
morning, reverse the process for the evening. I'll be in Glasgow
Monday-Friday and then come home at the weekend to see Mat, Sasha and
Yuri (QIs) and of course, work at Tesco.
Wish me luck on the course! (Starts October 2nd).


-- Jo in Scotland



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Old August 28th 03, 11:31 PM
Kate Dicey
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Johanna Gibson wrote:

Thanks to those of you who helped me! Turns out I'm going to be
lodging with the sister of one of my managers at work. Pauline had
mentioned before that she had a sister in Glasgow, looking for a
lodger, but at the time I thought it was too far from the city centre
and I was investigating another place.
So I'll have my own room with en suite bathroom and turret! That's
right, it's in a 1860s castle which has been subdivided into 5 flats.
My room will have a turret, and will most likely be freezing cold.
Perhaps I should just start knitting a castle cozy now...
The place is in Bardowie, across a loch from Bardowie Castle and
there are only about 4 houses there, among some farms and fields. And
Rangers' training ground just down the road. The next village is
Milngavie (pronounced Muln-guy) and is about 3 miles away. I'm
getting this mountain bike fixed up to be my commuter bike and I'll
cycle in to the station and then take the train into the centre in the
morning, reverse the process for the evening. I'll be in Glasgow
Monday-Friday and then come home at the weekend to see Mat, Sasha and
Yuri (QIs) and of course, work at Tesco.
Wish me luck on the course! (Starts October 2nd).

-- Jo in Scotland


I got all the rellyvant fingers and toziz crosst! You will be one very
busy lady for a while, there... I have friends who's boys used to
commute from Helensborough to Glasgow High every day, aged 11/12!
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Kate XXXXXX
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.diceyhome.free-online.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!


 




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