Advantages: Free Entry, Open All Year, Beautiful, Lots to See and Do Disadvantages: None Whatsoever!
Would you be surprised to learn that Glasgow has over 70 parks within its city boundaries? It's not known affectionately as "Dear Green Place" for nothing.
One of the largest parks is Pollok Country Park. Situated in the southside of the city, just three miles from the city centre, it was voted Best Park in Britain in 2007 and then went on to be crowned Europe's Best Park in 2008.
It's a large park at over 360 acres, so even when the sun is splitting the sky (which does happen in Glasgow, you know!), it never feels crowded and you can always find a wee quiet spot for yourself.
Where is it and how do we get there?
It's on Pollokshaws Road, postcode G43 1AT, if you have SatNav, or take junction 1 or 2 from the M77 and follow the signs for the Burrell Collection. There is plenty of parking within the park. It ...
Advantages: A good house for children to play in Disadvantages: pink ?
Little Tikes make lots of good plastic toys. This pink playhouse is one of many playhouses that they make. I supervise play in this outdoor house most days at the moment. This house is suitable for 2 to 7 year olds.
The house is a really good solid plastic. Although it is this house can be moved by adults children can not knock it over . 2 adults can move this house to change the position in the garden.
This playhouse can be cleaned with hot soapy water. This house is a pretty pink with a blue grey roof.
This house measuring 127cm L x 104cm W x 131cm H is a fair size for 2or 3 children .I have known 5 children get inside it !.
The white door is big enough that an adult can get inside with a bit of a squeeze. There are 4 windows these have white shutters on which the children can open and close. A child can just ...
Advantages: Pleasant enough county rock Disadvantages: Needed a ?big one?
of country, blue grass and rock?n?roll. ?Fly? traded heavily on this mixture and is perhaps the reason why it did appeal to such a wide ranging audience. There were also a couple of ?stand out? tracks on it which grabbed air play attention. ?Home? is a much more thoughtful, much slower, back to country roots affair. Previously they have written most of their own songs ? here they have relied more heavily on established songwriters. However they have been more committed to their own production values and delivering their own sound.
The CD comes complete with a twenty page booklet that includes the words. There is also a multitude of photographs giving hints of the environs of their ?Home? (cows, yellow rose, road map, route signs) in Texas. The back page shows an illuminated cinema hoarding which reads ?We are changing the way we do business ...
