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Quick heads up - @HighlandWriter account has been hacked. Don’t accept message requests etc.
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Quick heads up - @HighlandWriter account has been hacked. Don’t accept message requests etc.
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He was born in France to French parents then grew up in Wimbledon. Very much a cross-channel Fery.
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Love this Mother's Pride Scottie by the Clyde in Govan. Part of the Maggie's Scotties in the City Art Trail, it was created by Steele McTurk and is sponsored by SSAFA.
#glasgow #govan #motherspride #publicart #scottiesinthecity
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The most interesting thread you'll read today. Take a couple of minutes to read the whole thread though. If you're a woman, don't get AI to write your resume!
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Can’t believe they went with this title when they could have called it “The Tiger Who Came To Tee”
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Dun Dornaigil, an Iron Age broch by the Strathmore River in north west Sutherland, 1920s. Brochs are drystone roundhouses found only in Scotland. This one was built at least 2,300 years ago
[source: HLH Archives, D1751/2/2/11]
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Spotted on Kew Terrace today, this has to be the most Glaswegian sign I've seen in a long time. If you woke up after a night out recently in bed with a hangover and more gnomes than usual, please return them to their rightful home.
#glasgow #keepglasgowweird #returnthegnomes
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Around 10,000 authors have come together to publish Don’t Steal This Book, an empty book protesting the government’s proposed "commercial research exception" to copyright law 👇
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A view of Dun Telve Broch, south-east of Glenelg in Lochalsh. Over 18m in diameter and standing in part to over 10m in height, it is one of Scotland's best preserved brochs and one of a pair that are located within sight of one another. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/g…

ALT A view of Dun Telve Broch, south-east of Glenelg in Lochalsh. The image shows a view of what was originally a partly conical stone tower, with only the wall around the far side now rising to any height and details visible of features in the structure of the wall. The base of the rest of the circle can be seen. There are trees in the background. The scene is in sunshine.
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Support Free Speech and Free Larry The Cat! @Number10cat has been locked out of Twitter for almost 3 weeks. #FreeLarryTheCat
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Dear @X support, our dear friend Larry @Number10cat has been locked out of his account. We all love him and he adds so much to this site, please try to help him get his account back. Thank you. 🐱
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As it’s St David’s Day, I thought I would show you this dear, little16th Century dragon carving from a Hampton Court Palace window. Isn’t it adorable?
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The mountains of the Applecross Peninsula in Wester Ross, seen from the south-east over Loch Kishorn. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/a…
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Scotland has some great coastal scenery, but it's seldom more idyllic than at Luskentyre and Seilebost on Harris in the Western Isles. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/h…
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Doune Castle in Doune, north-west of Stirling. It's a fine castle built in the late 1300s that featured in the film Monty Python and the Holy Grail; as Castle Leoch in Outlander; and as Winterfell in the pilot episode of Game of Thrones. More pics and info undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/d…

































