walks in glasgow

boycey said:

where is a good walk in glasgow ?

Walking from Shamrock Street to Hotspur Street via Great Western Road is
very popular, I understand.
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Steve Loft, Glenlivet.

boycey said:

where is a good walk in glasgow ?

I refer the right honourable person to the previous posted
answers.......

David.

any where in possilpark about 10 at night
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where is a good walk in glasgow ?

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where is a good walk in glasgow ?

isnt the idea of walking to do it in the countryside? or am i being
pedantic??

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where is a good walk in glasgow ?

isnt the idea of walking to do it in the countryside? or am i being
pedantic??

Well, yes, I know what you mean, but I think you are. Glasgow City
Council is currently running a number of City Health Walks to try and
get people off their fat a*ses and into the habit of using those things
that poke out from the ends of their legs.
http://tinyurl.com/r5tan
And more power to Glasgow, say I. Even Stow College students might
like to have a go.

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Sid B

In message <[email hidden]>, at
04:31:58 on Thu, 8 Jun 2006, boycey <[email hidden]> wibbled,
amongst other posts, from a computer at Stow College as part of his
computer course about the Internet.

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where is a good walk in glasgow ?

WALKS FOR COMPUTER COURSE STUDENTS - Route 1
============================================

Summary
-------
A circular walk with the possibility of further walking after reaching
the furthest point of the main walk. Views variable depending on what
is displayed on the screen obstacles en route. No bird life unless the
class is mixed when members of the family Paridae, in varying plumage
and assorted sizes, may be seen.

Distance: 1 to 15 yards
Total Time: 1 to 3 minutes including the stop at the furthest point.
Equipment: Map of computer room and 1 sheet of blank A4 paper (white).

Route directions
----------------
1. Locate current position of teacher using Mark I Eyeball.

2. Plot this position and your current position on the floorplan or map
of the computer room layout.

3. Stand up.

4. Navigate, using the map, to the location of the teacher that you
have previously identified.

5. If teacher has moved and is not at this location repeat steps 2, 3
and 4 until the end of step 4 places you in front of the teacher.

6. Open mouth.

7. Tell teacher that a quick search in GoogleGroups will show exactly
what the denizens of uk.rec.walking think about Internet computer
classes that use the group to post silly questions and inane drivel
and then print out the replies to show that they can do this task.

8. Close Mouth.

9. Return to starting point plotted on the map earlier by the most
direct route.

10. Sit down.

11. Print out this reply and hand in.

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In message <[email hidden]>, at
04:31:58 on Thu, 8 Jun 2006, boycey <[email hidden]> wibbled,
amongst other posts, from a computer at Stow College as part of his
computer course about the Internet.

Quoted message said:

where is a good walk in glasgow ?

WALKS FOR COMPUTER COURSE STUDENTS - Route 1
============================================

Summary
-------
A circular walk with the possibility of further walking after reaching
the furthest point of the main walk. Views variable depending on what
is displayed on the screen obstacles en route. No bird life unless the
class is mixed when members of the family Paridae, in varying plumage
and assorted sizes, may be seen.

Distance: 1 to 15 yards
Total Time: 1 to 3 minutes including the stop at the furthest point.
Equipment: Map of computer room and 1 sheet of blank A4 paper (white).

Route directions
----------------
1. Locate current position of teacher using Mark I Eyeball.

2. Plot this position and your current position on the floorplan or map
of the computer room layout.

3. Stand up.

4. Navigate, using the map, to the location of the teacher that you
have previously identified.

5. If teacher has moved and is not at this location repeat steps 1, 2
and 4 until the end of step 4 places you in front of the teacher.

6. Open mouth.

7. Tell teacher that a quick search in GoogleGroups will show exactly
what the denizens of uk.rec.walking think about Internet computer
classes that use the group to post silly questions and inane drivel
and then print out the replies to show that they can do this task.

8. Close Mouth.

9. Return to starting point plotted on the map earlier by the most
direct route.

10. Sit down.

11. Print out this reply and hand in.

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Pedt
uk.announce ~ moderated group to announce news / events of specific
interest to
a wider uk.* readership than the group(s) which their subjects would
naturally
place them. See charter at <http://www.usenet.org.uk/uk.announce.html>

In message <[email hidden]>, at 12:10:54 on
Mon, 12 Jun 2006, Pedt <"\"@ @\""@user-unknown.mx2.org.uk> wibbled

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WALKS FOR COMPUTER COURSE STUDENTS - Route 1

Whoops! Apols to anyone who gets two. My news server farted when I tried
to take it offline for a moment :-( Cancel issued for the 1st one.

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Pedt

Pedt <"\"@ @\""@user-unknown.mx2.org.uk> said...

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11. Print out this reply and hand in.

Cloff! Lovely one Pedt <bg>
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