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Andy Arthur
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I agree with Murdo that you cannot extrapolate the "will" for an independence referendum from the constituency results alone. And for exactly the same reason you also cannot deny it.https://twitter.com/murdo_fraser/status/13916580
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So here we go then. Edinburgh's public tramway system, 1870-closure in 1956. Horse, cable and electric. It's quite amazing how quickly it grew or was converted between different power systems,
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Some thoughts/details on tartan trews from a couple of Osprey publications, with particular respect to them being pieces of military clothing.https://twitter.com/molach95/status/1325095405672140801 First up, some basic Highland military str
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The @britishlibrary have put up a really great scan of this Paul Sandby watercolour sketch of the vista north from Edinburgh Castle in 1750. (https://www.flickr.com/photos/britishlibrary/50263334808) It's a moment before a
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I retweeted earlier about the "Great Michael", a warship launched on this day in 1509 for the Royal Navy of King James IV of Scotland. It's an intriguing tale of
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Today's auction house artefact is this Leith Banking Company £20 note from 1825, issued to the payee James Ker James Ker of Blackshiels esq. was the general manager of the
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The Ferranti factory at Crewe Toll was opened in 1943 specifically to manufacture "Gyro" gunsightshttps://twitter.com/Ants1875/status/1312853416339701763 Here is a close up photo of that clock tower that for many years was
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Good morning from todays ESPC timewarp. From the outside it looks much like any other Edwardian villa. But what lies behind that red door? The most modern thing in this
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There was for many years a Steptoe-like institution in Fountainbridge known by the name Asa Wass & Son.Asa is a biblical Hebrew name, Wass an ancient Anglo-Norman name. The Asa
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Today's auction house artefact is this measuring gauge and conversion slide rule for ropes, wires and chains issued by the "Edinburgh Roperie & Sailcloth Co., Leith" The Roperie was established
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There's some rather fabulous FOI requests on public record.For instance."I would like to know when the Scottish Government decided to put Gaelic on all of the road signs."All?(the answer was
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I am probably going to get pelters for this. But here we go. Scottish politicians as WW2 British Aircraft... Jackson Carlaw - Fairey Albacore.A big, imposing appearance but old-fashioned looking.
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