AT THE BACK
THINGS TO DO ON A SUNDAY
If you’re fond of your food, you may have been called a gannet,
but have you ever seen one? Bass Rock, that huge muffin
shaped mound visible from North Berwick’s beaches, is home
to more than 20,000 gannets and thousands of other seabirds
and wildlife. Daily boat trips leave from North Berwick and MY I-ON GLASGOW
Seafari’s one hour trip on a high speed RIB includes a scoot
around Craigleith to see the Puffins and Guillemots. Advance
booking is advisable; as is a stop off at the Seabird Centre once
Andy Scott
you’re back on terra firma for a slab of pecan pie and a coffee.
www.seafari.co.uk
Glasgow School of Art in 1986,
Andy Scott has become one of Europe’s leading
SUNDAY BRUNCH
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ince graduating from
sculptors. He tells us about his Glasgow…
Take the edge of that ominous ‘Sunday Night Sleep’ feeling
by making the day count. The Howard’s Sunday Lunch menu
What’s the mark or trait of a typical Glaswegian?
is served in The Atholl restaurant from 12.30 to 3pm, where
I think it’s best described by the following conversation:
elegant surroundings and attentive service provide the perfect
Typical Glaswegian: “What do you do?”
recipe for a relaxing Sunday afternoon out. Three courses come
in at £25.50 per person. The Howard, Tel: 0131 557 3500.
Me: “Well, you know that big horse beside the M8? I
made that.”
Typical Glaswegian: “Aye, rrrright.”
Dining out: Café Andaluz and Stravaigin, or Brian Maule
at Chardon d’Or if I’ve just been paid.
Enjoying a coffee: Heart Buchanan on Byres Road
Lunch with friends: Bar Gandolfi
Living it up: Rogano
Having my haircut: The wee barbers on Queen Margaret
Drive.
Buying an outfit for a special occasion: Blitz on West
Nile Street.
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