Hell wasn't All that long ago in the scheme of Time Man was swinging Clubs at each other. I'm not sure how DNA Mapping works but I should be getting the test kit kit this week. Can't wait. Would you have any idea the travel Cost to come there from the U.S?
When Rangers play Celtic the clubs come back out
Costs for flights vary allot, but beware internal flights in the UK unless you already know the cost as we can be very expensive, I noticed internal flights in the US were generally good value. But definitely try and get a flight during the day to Glasgow from US as you pass over a couple of islands with whopping views just as the plane starts descending, sit on the left, it’s the only flight I’ve ever been on where the pilot allows everyone to scramble over to see the views as the plane is descending. In fact if I remember right the pilot announces it, think I was coming from New Jersey at the time, but could have been New York or even Toronto.
Let me take a guess in advance of your birthplace, if it can be pinpointed right down to an area, and allot of times it can. I’ll say Govan or very close to that. I say that as your name suggests the River Clyde where a ship launch every week was common, but just before my time (60 years old). Or heading down the Clyde a bit more towards Yoker, these places are older than most areas here, could even be Partick as that was a part of Govan at one time. Anyway for such a small population in Glasgow we have invaded the world, I meet them in some very remote areas at times.
There are some damn beautiful places here, such as where I live across from Pollock House/park and Haggs Castle, then Glasgow Uni grounds and surrounding areas such as Hillhead where allot of people from the isles head to have their weekend drinking sessions. You just need to know where the good places are here in advance of coming.
Hope it works out for you mate, also don’t be surprised if it was the milkman, common occurrence at one time
Infact when I work away, as I’m heading home I always phone my wife and say kick the milkman out I’ll be home tomorrow, she always says, it’s okay I kicked him out this morning. Standard jokes in Glasgow
