Car Dash: Driving Through Glasgow (East End, South Side)

So for those who love Glasgow,  and for those who have never been here before. Have a watch at this great video from the channel BSF Videos where you are taking in a car ride through the streets of Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom..

I Love The City Lights At Night!

If there is one view i really love to look at and could stare at for hours is the views of a busy, vibrant city at night, all light and and looking lively. This is just a simple little post sharing some photos i have came across that best describing the view and captures the scene i love so much!

There are many different cities around the world, some large, and some not so, but one thing is definitely true about them all, they are full of life and when you step back and look, wither it be from a distance or a bit closer,  the movement, the sounds, the lights, they are both beautiful and amazing!

A Walk Through Glasgow Green (Scotland, UK)

Hello, so today i decided to take a walk through Glasgow Green and back taking some photos of the different things i see.  I live directly across from the Glasgow Green so i walked from one end through to the other end and back.  I hope you like the photo i have taken and i will write some information about the different things i seen too.

St Andrew’s Suspension Bridge – Built 1856 – River Clyde

Tidal Weir and Pipe Bridge – Glasgow – River Clyde – Built 1901 and Rebuilt 1949

Albert Bridge – Glasgow – River Clyde. It was Built in 1871.

Amazonia Indoor Rainforest – Strathclyde Country Park (M&D’s Theme Park) 2017

When i was on a recent day out at Strathclyde Country Park,  Motherwell,  Scotland,  i was in the M&D’s Theme Park and decided to go into the Amazonia Indoor Rainforest building.  This is what i thought of the place and wither i would recommend my readers to visit there.  If you have already been to Amazonia in Strathclyde Park,  then please still have a read at my review and see how it compares to your experience.

First Impressions

My first thoughts of the place was great,  the reception desk member of staff was very friendly and filled me and my son in on a lot of information about the Amazonia Indoor Rainforest and how it works.  The first thing that hits you when you walk in to the actual indoor rainforest is is the heat,  it has to be this way as that is what the types of animals here are used to and what the part of the world is like where they are native to.  The building is a good size,  with lots of room to walk about and areas within the building to go into to see different types of animals.  It looks beautiful with all the plants, animals, ponds and bridges to walk over and around.