The cache is a plastic container with a logbook, objects and a
newspaper article. You'll need to bring a pen for this one.
Description:
"Les Jumeaux de l'Est" known as "Whitevale and Bluevale" are
outstanding Glaswegian architecture. Situated in the heart of the
East End of Glasgow. One of the most fascinating parts of Glasgow
because it has amazing character
Designed by Wimpey, approved in 1963, and built in 1968, they
are the tallest standing structures in the city at 31 stories tall.
They are also the tallest residential blocks in Scotland and also,
until about 15 years ago, Europe. Although with the current cull of
tower blocks in Glasgow speeding up, they might not cast their
large shadow over Glasgow for much longer, as they are expected to
pass away in the mid 2010s. Its construction was carried out by
Thaw & Campbell.
Some may dislike them, but those with a different eye, will see
the truth about beauty and the true color of Glasgow.
(Photo Credits:
mgallache)
(Photo Credits: asdfg
xeeo_49444)
ALSO in the area...
DUKE STREET, DENNISTOUN: Have a wander about Duke Street.
First you can check the Loudern Tavern (the rangers fans heaven),
then Duke Street station (great spot for artistic pictures). You
can then walk toward the city centre. The area has lots of nice wee
local shops (lots of charity shops), cafes, pubs, art gallery and
so on...
Duke Street
(Photo Credits: Google Maps)
Wanting some organic food, halt at Tapa Cafe on Whitehill
Street. Scotch pie addict? Grants scotch pies are just amazing, the
bakers on Bellgrove Road.All these locals shops have stories to
tell.
ALEXANDRA PARK: Named after Princess Alexandra of
Denmark. Alexandra Park is a tranquil and beautiful park, popular
with local residents. The highest of the point gives you a striking
view. The main entrance is from Alexandra Parade.
Alexandra Park
(Photo Credits:
Dennistoun.co.uk)
Good luck in finding the cache.
References:
http://www.wikimapia.org