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Clyde-Avon valleys❤️farming❤️heritage❤️landscape❤️archaeology❤️medieval gravestones ❤️volunteer Local Govt Audit 30+yrs LG https://xitter.cf/t.co/lcb3BQiLqT

Scotland.
Joined April 2017
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Have never noticed this wall or bit of structure when walking towards Broomhill House from Asda. Think they must relate to mining or railway. @urbanprehisto any idea?
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Was looking for a fun guy out on my walk, but never found one, but discovered these fungi. 🍄
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Wandering up at the old railway this morning. Taking in the gorgeous old trees and river gorgeous, with the once tallest railway viaduct over inland water.
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I'm backing Clutha Archaeology Group through @coopuk Local Community Fund membership.coop.co.uk/causes… #ItsWhatWeDo If you stay within 15 miles of Hamilton you can also support Clutha by selecting them as your cause. Change the miles to 15 to see if you are close enough.
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At least I have a different jacket on. 🤣
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Omg, just discovered this video of Morgan Glen from CAVLP days. M6 first visit to the Glen and LNR. Now on my doorstep. youtu.be/5lwjDlWVfps?si=lt36…
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Do love seeing old estate plans and maps.
A farmhouse and cottages at Drumlanrig, designed in 1830 by William Burn. This is a good example of the type of farmhouses and cottages built in the 19th century. Search maps and plans in our digital search rooms 👉bit.ly/DigitalSearchNRS
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Gift from my neighbour and good friend. Grapes grown in Costa da Raploch-Larkie. Grapes grown on a vine in my neighbours garden. No idea how long the vine has been there. Would the Hamilton's of Raploch have a Vinery at their castle?
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Managed to get Eddie to do a wee video for us about the site.
Eddlewood Castle site today, day two.
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On the to do list
One of the largest collections of Pictish carved stones in Scotland is in the old schoolhouse in Meigle in Perthshire. The tallest is 2.5m high and might depict Daniel and the lions: or the execution of Queen Guinevere. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/m…
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Growing up never realised the history that Nemphlar village had. But here is a chance to own a pie of history, a family home with remnants of a former Bastle House. spectre.link/bohome?fbclid=I…
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Love being out in nature, from the stags antler fungi, to the ethereal morning light.
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Chopin recital in Low Parks Museum on 23 October, acknowledging Chopin's time in Scotland. Tickets available via quaytickets.com/sllcboxoffic…
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Frederick Chopin played several concerts in Lanarkshire, including Hamilton Palace and Wishaw House. Hence why Lanarkshire continues to celebrate the connection. His collection was saved by one of his pupils Jane Stirling.
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Thanks for this @Fluffy_LeMonde nearly all of the references I was aware of. Not bad for someone who doesn't frequent the toon of their birth and schooling very often.
Love this wee sign in Lanark
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Took a while to realise what the Stanrigg Park was in memory off. The chunks of coal in the park should of made me realise.
The #Stanrigg Memorial #Plains North #Lanarkshire commemorating the loss of 19 lives (11 bodies were never recovered) following a sudden inrush of peat bog into the underground workings July 1918. A melancholy place in spite of the sunny skies #MiningHeritage #MiningMemorials
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Parked on the couch, washing machine on, Westfield Story on TV. Sitting listening to the fabulous score, as know lots of it from my days playing in orchestra. ❤️
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Was good to nip into Govan Old today, catch-up with Professor Driscoll and Dave from @ArchaeoClyde Glad I went as this year might be the last year of the excavations as they are in the corner of the kirkyard.
See Prof. Steve, all our star archaeologists, our brilliant Viking Festival, and our early medieval ring find all weekend! Our Viking-Age Fest, Glasgow Doors Open Days event, and dig are all on from 11am-4pm Sat and Sun, and it's all FREE! 🔗 Link to interview in comments ⤵️
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A day of two halves. Fintry in morning to backfill before the rain came in properly. Govan to catch-up on the dig at Govan Old, in the sunshine.
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Dinner tasty today, after being outside in the wind. Interesting stones at roadside on the way cross country. Do love a landscape formed by the last ice age.
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