McDonald's restaurant, Cirencester
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Image: © Brian Robert Marshall Taken: 10 Nov 2007
One of the famous chain of fast food restaurants, this one is just off the Cirencester by-pass near the Tesco superstore. They offer good food at reasonable prices. I've tried to visit one in every city of the world I've ever been. The beauty of McDonald's is that the food is the same wherever you are from Cirencester to Cincinnati, Swindon to San Francisco, Manchester to Manhattan. The Big Mac is used as an economic indicator http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Mac_Index Some folk get a bit sniffy about McDonald's; they probably ride push-bikes.