Welcome to my site
For those of you who have come here but find the images to be too small... to return to the original site... please click on this button
For anybody who saw my old website, this stuff, or a lot of it will seem somehow familiar...
this is my new website though, and i hope that it's a little more attractive, and a little more user friendly... I'm an amateur at this stuff guys, so give me a chance. Anyway, there's no use going back to the old site, because I think everything that was there, is here, and i don't intend to update it any further. I do intend to try to keep this site current though, and when I get round to doing it, I intend to make this a site of interest for anybody who wants to know about Scotland, Scottish life, and what I'm up to.
For any new visitors, thanks for coming. I hope you like the place, and feel free to email me with any comments, complaints, or criticisms you may have.
My name is Paul Rooney, and I live in Glasgow, Scotland. I'm in the process of setting up a little business building computers, but I studied architecture at University. Hence, the majority of this site will be of most interest to those who would like to see some of the architectural sights that I have come across. I hope there's something for everybody in here though, and I'd love folk to email me, and tell me what they'd like to see here. After all, I've seen everything in these pages (that's why it's here), and maybe you could give me some fresh ideas. Just click on the contact me at the side of every page, and drop me a line.
Enough about me, feel free to navigate the site, and... enjoy...
cheers... paul
click on the pic above to see some pics of me... not for the faint hearted
click on the pic above to see some pics of my homeland, Scotland
click on the pic above to see some of the buildings i've seen on my travels. See, I do get out of the house sometimes...
click on the pic above to see some of the doodling i've done over the years
my first award...
click on the pic above to go to her site... don't be scared now...
