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The other half of Glasgow: a Brisbane footpath in 1982, a yellow suitcase from 2000, and the one room we crossed the world to stand inside.
The room we promised you at the end of the last post has a pool in it. But to understand why we crossed the planet for it, you have to start with Tracey, aged ten, on a footpath in Brisbane, more than forty years ago.
Glasgow between the races: a duke crowned in traffic orange, an Oasis pilgrimage, and a city with seventy-four nations on the pavement.
We had one day off in Glasgow, between the races, and we thought we were spending it visiting famous places. We were wrong in the best way available. We spent the day visiting beginnings.
And somewhere in ...
Why the whole world crosses oceans to stand in crowds, and why Glasgow is the city that understands it best.
There’s a feeling you can’t get on your own. You can be moved by a painting in an empty gallery, by a mountain with nobody else on it, by a song in the dark with headphones in. Those are real, and they’re yours alone. But there’s a different charge, ...
Faked fairies, a real massacre, and what the camera leaves out of the most photographed glen in Scotland.
In 1920 the man who invented the most famous sceptic in literature published a magazine article announcing that fairies were real. Arthur Conan Doyle had spent decades writing a detective who solved everything by refusing to believe anything without pro...
Loch Ness by morning, the Hogwarts Express by lunch, and a day built entirely out of things Tracey believed in first.
Some days on a long trip are transit. You move the bags, you cover the miles, you arrive. And then, once in a very great while, a transit day quietly assembles itself into the best day of the trip, and you only see the shape of it af...