| Comment | We don't really know, unfortunately, though you have me curious – will anything be closed in Canada? Seeing as she was your queen and all, do you also expect mourning, or are we the only ones having to put up with that?
Back to Glasgow, if Kelvingrove is closed, you can still have a look around Glasgow Uni's campus. You might have students if we are to teach on that Monday (of course, no one knows yet – we don't even have our timetables, and I got asked my availabilities to teach only this week after a whole summer of silence), but empty or not, it's still a nice walk around, and the cloisters are never closed (I've never seen them closed in almost a decade anyway). Except if the wedding is at the university, in which case, you might not feel like visiting there!
Things like the Necropolis or Glasgow Cathedral might stay open though. And the parks – if Kelvingrove museum is closed, the park is still nice, and walking by Kelvin walkway you can then go to the Botanics without having to ever walk near cars, it makes for a nice stroll! |
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