Talk about scraping the barrel.

https://www.visitscotland.com/destinations-maps/dundee/see-do/hidden-gems/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=pm20_aw_campaign_prospecting&utm_content=link_ad_dundee

'Shopping' is a hidden gem?

Wouldn't mind checking out the Dundee Museum of Transport.  Anyone been?

Never been to the Transport Museum, but Agacan is tremendous.

Just love Dundee it's came on leaps and bounds since the 70s.
The town centre is a nice place to shop there's also a fantastic vegan coffee shop on the main Street .

I also like coming down the road to the 2 football stadiums as it's a historic setting and seeing them so close together is a bit surreal.
Dundee and Glasgow are my 2 favourite cities .

Quote from: Buc on October 09, 2020, 03:53:08 pm

Just love Dundee it's came on leaps and bounds since the 70s.
The town centre is a nice place to shop there's also a fantastic vegan coffee shop on the main Street .

I also like coming down the road to the 2 football stadiums as it's a historic setting and seeing them so close together is a bit surreal.
Dundee and Glasgow are my 2 favourite cities .

I used to live there Buc, with an ex-girlfriend in 2 different addresses.  A turbulent period of a young Hardliner's life.  I was walking distance from Dens/Tannadice, then we moved to Douglas.

We didn't spent much money of boozers or restaurants because we were skint, and I was glad to get away from her eventually.

Tell me the Douglas move was an upward step...please.

Quote from: Buc on October 09, 2020, 03:53:08 pm

Just love Dundee it's came on leaps and bounds since the 70s.
The town centre is a nice place to shop there's also a fantastic vegan coffee shop on the main Street .

I also like coming down the road to the 2 football stadiums as it's a historic setting and seeing them so close together is a bit surreal.
Dundee and Glasgow are my 2 favourite cities .

I used to live there Buc, with an ex-girlfriend in 2 different addresses.  A turbulent period of a young Hardliner's life.  I was walking distance from Dens/Tannadice, then we moved to Douglas.

We didn't spent much money of boozers or restaurants because we were skint, and I was glad to get away from her eventually.

Many of us in our younger day's struggled I had to borrow money to buy a washing machine from mother in law as my wife hand washed everything.
So you had a lucky escape from a young lass a learning curve then.
All adds to the experience you have today.