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We pass through this day but once
Monday faces. (Click to open for the full OH NO)
about 3 hours ago
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The National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh from the outside looks grey, massive, imposing, serious, weighty, old-fashioned. Inside: amazing. It’s like all the major London museums rolled into one, and part of it looks like THIS:
1 day ago
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A Bit Of Edinburgh At Night
2 days ago
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Multigenerational visit to WRNTDP
@warringtonruncorn.com
in Edinburgh tonight. Youngest son approves. My work is done :)
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3 days ago
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See Britain by Train, etc
3 days ago
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Chris Dale
7 days ago
Still flowering on the allotments
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Rüm Hart
9 days ago
Farbe über dem Wattenmeer. 🌊 Colour above the Wadden Sea.
#eastcoastkin
#stunday
#blueskymonday
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Steve Carter
9 days ago
Low tide by the 'Bay of Deception'. The munro 'Liathach' behind.
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Maxim Peter Griffin
9 days ago
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Before watching
@divinecomedyhq.bsky.social
at the Barbican tonight (vg) I had a few peaceful minutes outside with the night-time fountains and lighted windows in the towers (also vg)
9 days ago
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Ian Sheppard
15 days ago
A Kestrel hunting over Venus Pool nature reserve.
#ShropshireBirding
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Isabel Rogers
13 days ago
Refilling the feeder? Can we help?
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This is good
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10 days ago
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10 days ago
Another of a misty sunrise wide angle image at the bottom of my garden this morning. Love the Autumnal hues in this, really starting to feel it out there in the mornings. Details in the first comment.
#doubleframe
#photography
#landscapephotography
#autumn
#scape
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I am quite late to Fisk, but I have really enjoyed it. More of this kind of thing please, TV-making people.
11 days ago
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@levparikian.bsky.social
Enjoyed Listers thanks to your tipoff. A) very funny B) US has amazing birds C) ⬇️
12 days ago
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Katie Martin
12 days ago
🫠 📈
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Last airshow of the year a few miles away just ended and these three flew low and slow in a final pass, close enough for this from the window.
15 days ago
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Hinterlands
16 days ago
Indifferent Landscapes A solitary tree, probably a hawthorn, clings on to life on a ridge in northern Dartmoor. It has no business surviving here but still....it persists
#landscape
#indifferent
#persist
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October. Time for firework chrysanthemums. A visual kaboom
16 days ago
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The pleasure of having finally started to paint that wall, swiftly followed by the disappointing understanding that it’s going to take three coats
16 days ago
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Matt Leys
19 days ago
Night heron, Leiden
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@metoffice.gov.uk
@pennyend.bsky.social
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17 days ago
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Steve Sanderson
21 days ago
Swallowtail. Ria Formosa, Portugal.
#butterfly
#Naturephotography
#Wildlifephotography
#Naturelovers
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Two (2) bits of new music have made me laugh recently. The Divine Comedy about Mar-a-L*go (“How I miss the golden johns in which I pissed”) and Half Man Half Biscuit about Record Store Day (“I do like to re-release my B-sides, I do like an overpriced LP”)
22 days ago
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Robert Walton
23 days ago
At the famous 'Kippford Leaning Tree' that won Woodland Trust's UK Tree of the Year competition in 2021. The Hawthorn is thought to be 60-100 years old & survives harsh weather on the Solway Firth shoreline here in Scotland.
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Toby Miller
24 days ago
Field walking. I assume this fork of lightning path is a deer path from when the crop was high. I like the way it leads to the shadow in the wall of the wood where a way in lies. The Cambridge to Liverpool Street line rattles under the this wood. The wood itself has a hillfort hidden in the trees.
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Claude Monet
24 days ago
Monet transformed late summer and early autumn into a living clock. Look at the magic as light fades, colors deepen, and moods shift. Through wheat stacks and poplars, he shows a season doesn't simply end—it dissolves. 🧵👇
#artbots
#monet
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@levparikian.bsky.social
Lev do you know about this? Seems to be in the middle of your Venn
www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/cla...
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The Lost Birds: VOCES8 & Carducci Quartet • Classical • Kings Place
Join VOCES8, The VOCES8 Scholars, Carducci Quartet and pianist Christopher Glynn for an evening paying tribute to bird species driven to extinction by humankind, through Christopher Tin’s work 'The Lo...
https://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/classical/the-lost-birds-voces8-carducci-quartet-2/?utm_source=wordfly&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2509AW-OctHighlights(new)&utm_content=version_A&sourceNumber=14936
25 days ago
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Helen Day
27 days ago
Other work by the Ladybird artists ‘September’ Shell Nature Studies, 1956 Artist: Rowland Hilder and Maurice Wilson
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Last bit of Equinox sunshine
28 days ago
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It is the finding-the-blankets-cold evening that was waiting to arrive all week
29 days ago
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Bit of colour for your timeline. The hashtag below has loads more of it 8-9pm on Sundays
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29 days ago
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Lots of things to like inside the Courtauld Gallery and the staircase is definitely one of them.
about 1 month ago
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Guildhall, thanks to Open House London. Been coming here since I was a child and today’s visit brought back a lot of memories of my father.
about 1 month ago
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Drapers’ Hall, thanks to Open House London. Extraordinary place. Friendly people inside.
about 1 month ago
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@grindrod.bsky.social
Did you know there’s a free exhibition at the Guildhall Library at the moment about the history of London architecture? Stumbled on it today
about 1 month ago
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The stuff
@jim.londoncentric.media
is writing about London at
@londoncentric.media
is usually interesting and sometimes hair-raising. Like London, really. See below for why it’s a different approach to journalism. And it sounds like a community is forming around it too. I’ve subscribed
about 1 month ago
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It is warm enough to sit outside in the last drop of sunshine after work with a really quite stiff G&T and start listening to today’s new music from the Divine Comedy and Four Tet. Not all entirely terrible.
about 1 month ago
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Made it to morning AGAIN
about 1 month ago
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Beau
about 1 month ago
Not sure if it classes as a good deed of the day or not, but I just asked a bloke in a really sharp suit standing in front of me in the queue at the service station whether he knew that he was wearing a pair of plastic Adidas sliders: and given the way he repeatedly swore, I suspect he had not.
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SeaWindowCraster
about 1 month ago
14th September 2025 06.43
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Paintings of London
about 1 month ago
This week's theme was The Backs of Houses. Hope you enjoyed it. Take a look at the timeline over the last week for full details of these and the rest of the featured pieces.
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The Highgate end of Hampstead Heath, where you can see the weather approaching if you’re not among the trees.
about 1 month ago
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Inside Lincoln’s Inn, thanks to Open House London
about 1 month ago
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Jo Kibble (Political Animal)
about 1 month ago
Hei hei from the Hvalross in Vardø, a fish port on a butterfly-shaped island in the Barents Sea, starting point for the
#Schengen200
adventure. Schengen is 40 in 2025 and we’re attempting the longest point-to-point journey within it, by public transport, in about 200 hours.
bsky.app/profile/poli...
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This is lovely. Weeding - sorry, scouring - the White Horse of Uffington
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about 1 month ago
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South Downs National Park
about 1 month ago
Halnaker tree tunnel — perfect in every season. 📷 Graham Smith
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Slack pylon cables. Star Wars in the wind (Sound up)
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about 1 month ago
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On the Archive bit of iPlayer, “Signs of the Times” is a collection of programmes from 1992 of people talking about their homes and their possessions (and so talking a lot about themselves).
www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...
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Signs of the Times
Examining perceptions of good and bad taste in the British home.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/p03rfd6s/signs-of-the-times
about 2 months ago
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