| Comment | > Was out on a long walk there last weekend and the street h between Kelvingrove Park/Uni/Art Galleries/ Kelvin Way is as nice as impressive you'll get in any city around the world
Well, considering that's predominately trees with little scope for graffiti then it's hardly surprising. If you venture up towards Kelvinbridge and down the Kelvin walkway then you'll see hundreds of it scrawled onto every free surface and all over the bridges.
>Edit: I don't think the harbour flats are particularly nice looking but they're a lot better than Meadowside Granary which was essentially a gigantic warehouse
I disagree. I think Glasgow missed a trick and made a grave error in completely eradicating its industrial heritage. Some clever redevelopment and repurposing of buildings would have been far preferable to all the ever increasing waste ground and hoardings around Hydepark Street and the environs. |
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