Your favourite street in Stirling

[danny la rouge]

Heh, only Ewen and Taryn know where the the good stuff is

(or where anything is, frankly)

The way the "alphabetical order" works would be a surprise to Dr Johnson.

 

[catinthehat]

The road off the roundabout into Argyle Court has a place in my heart - it means I am on a training day and can daydream all day and have a free buffet lunch.

 

[danny la rouge]

Europa is number 9 in the Guardian's 10 best independent record shops today.

Heading there now to see what's going on for record shop day.

 

[danny la rouge]

I'm in the Burgh Coffee House awaiting news of my car from the garage. Might be the last coffee out I can afford if the news is bad.

 

[tangerinedream]

Broad St is the best street. Graceful and wide.

 

[geminisnake]

I was in Stirling this weekend and forgot to pm Danny

 

[danny la rouge]

Bad Gem! Don't do it again! (As it happens, I was in Argyll).

 

[ibilly99]

These are all stirling choices.

 

[danny la rouge]

I saw this photo of Stirling in last week’s snow. First time I’ve missed it really since I moved away.

 

[WouldBe]

I've never been so only have the implied claim in the name to say that Broad Street really is wider than the rest - can you provide figures to back up this bold assertion danny? Well, can you?!?

There's Broad pavement in chesterfield that's only about 8' wide.

 

[Pickman's model]

my favourite street in stirling is the one with the train station on

 

[heinous seamus]

my favourite street in stirling is the one with the train station on

Handy for Linlithgow, so I hear. I believe there's a good b and b there.

 

[Pickman's model]

Handy for Linlithgow, so I hear. I believe there's a good b and b there.

That's where I went to last time I was in Scotland

 

[technical]

I lived in Callander for 7 years in the late 70s/early 80s. Friars Street had the Grapevine record shop near the junction with Murray Place, plus a sports shop (Alexanders?) at the top. So easily the best street in Stirling. At least until 1983.

 

[friedaweed]

I lived in Callander for 7 years in the late 70s/early 80s. Friars Street had the Grapevine record shop near the junction with Murray Place, plus a sports shop (Alexanders?) at the top. So easily the best street in Stirling. At least until 1983.

I always stop at the butchers in Callander for my haggis on the way up north. They're top drawer.