After a visit to the Riverside museum, we hurried to Pollok Country Park for the last ‘Highland Hop’ of the season. It was the first occasion to admire the Highland coo up close, for both of us.
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After a visit to the Riverside museum, we hurried to Pollok Country Park for the last ‘Highland Hop’ of the season. It was the first occasion to admire the Highland coo up close, for both of us.
After getting changed, we went for an Indian buffet at Bombay Blues. Then we were off to the West End: Byres Road, Tennent’s Bar—not to be confused with the brewery: we had ‘real ales’—the Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery, and of course BrewDog Glasgow. To sober up a bit again, Old Salty’s came to the rescue with calamari and steak pie with loads of chips.
After some porridge for breakfast, we went to the National Museum of Scotland. Great place! Too much to see in just a couple of hours, but at least that way there’s something for everybody.
This time I had a closer look at the exhibition about the Jacobites.
Since it’s quite hard to blog without being anti-social when travelling in a group, here’s just a little photo impression of yesterday, including a guided tour of the city and a visit to Edinburgh Castle.