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[Kevin Wood]

There's another one. Subterranea Britannica http://www.subbrit.org.uk/

They are fascinating. Every time I go to one of these sites, my productivity suffers for about 5 hours.

[Omegatoy]

There's another one. Subterranea Britannica http://www.subbrit.org.uk/

They are fascinating. Every time I go to one of these sites, my productivity suffers for about 5 hours.

yep very very moorish

[CaptainZok]

There's another one. Subterranea Britannica http://www.subbrit.org.uk/

They are fascinating. Every time I go to one of these sites, my productivity suffers for about 5 hours.

Cheers Kev, that's my evening gone.

[aaronjb]

Love these kinds of things, too - wish I had the stones to go do a bit of B&E to see them myself, really!

http://www.hiddenglasgow.com/StPeters/index.htm

i'm fascinated by this place built in the 60's by the catholic church to train priests but barely used, massive "brutalist" concrete structure it looks like it was abandoned by some lost advanced civilisation - really spooky place 

outside Cardross (opposite Port Glasgow on the Firth of Clyde) if you fancy a picnic 

I love that - I may have mentioned my love of brutalist architecture in the past. Almost a good enough reason to visit Glasgow. Almost. But just a little bit too close to Dumbarton/Helensburgh where the woman who stole my heart used to live.