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I'm arriving in the city about 13:00 ish on Saturday (and I believe we're sharing the hospitality of a certain bearded gentleman ) so I'm definitely up for some pre-meeting meeting arrangements (so long as food is involved at some point )
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Interesting! Actually I might like to head that direction myself for some photography. Unless people convince me otherwise (or suggest more sociable activities for that matter)
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Pista wrote:So who's in the vicinity of Glasgow Intl at 3.40pm-ish on Friday?
I reckon it'll be at least 4.30 by the time you get from the airport to the city centre. I can be there by 5.15, maybe earlier if I can skive off 15 minutes early. It's probably best if you head towards George Square, which is quite near Buchanan St coach station and has a lot of OK pubs nearby. Or you can just sit on a park bench and have a gander at the City Chambers (a rather nice building which apparently featured in Dr Zhivago).
You have a choice of 3 buses from the airport. The 500 (quickest and most expensive), the 905 (a bit slower) and the 747 (slowest - it stops at Ikea and a large suburban shopping centre on the way).