Loved this band 🎶

The Phantom Band from Glasgow. Debut album 'Checkmate Savage' released on Chemikal Underground Records in 2009.

Nightclubs of Scotland: Pro dancers Paula McFarlane and Sandie Guiney at Room at the Top, Bathgate, in 1998.

Abbeyhill railway station, Edinburgh. Closed in 1964 by the British Railways Board along with Piershill, Portobello, Joppa and Musselburgh stations when the Musselburgh branch service was withdrawn.

Tenement housing, Spa Street, Aberdeen. (1965) Pic: Douglas Campbell

The 1987 rooftop protest at Barlinnie Prison in Glasgow. 109-hour siege sparked by claims of brutality against an inmate, it became the longest prison rooftop siege in Scottish history. Pic: Tom Stoddart

St. Andrews railway poster by Alison McKenzie. (1954)

Sithean Bhealaich Chumhaing, Isle of Skye. Pic: IG/russell_davies

Clare Grogan with The Bluebells during filming of Young At Heart video, Golborne Road, Notting Hill Gate, 5/29/84. Pic: Steve Rapport

Anderston Bus Station, Glasgow, 1971–1993.

I remember looking out the window at Gourock High School and seeing that on a barge being towed up the Clyde from Adams Boatyard.

Maz and The Phantasms from Glasgow. Debut album released in 2025. Pic: Faye Strǎssle

Dundee United and Dundee players advertising Gluctoza energy drink in 1983. Gluctoza was the product of Strathmore Springs in Forfar and was adopted by United during the title-run in and became the Tannadice Parkers’ official sports drink during the 1980s.

One of my biggest regrets in life is not going to the Glasgow Garden Festival when I was able to. I hated fun, and now I must live with the consequences.

View from the top of Meall Garbh, Ben Lawers range. Pic: Ed Byrne

Finlay Quaye from Edinburgh, 1997. Debut album 'Maverick a Strike' certified double platinum. Pic: Phillip Carpenter

The Kettle, Glasgow Garden Festival, 1988. Pic: Donald W/Flickr

Seilebost, Isle of Harris. Pic: IG/mister_seager

Andy Gray, Graeme Payne and Jim McLean beside a diesel generator used to power the floodlights at Tannadice for the Texaco Cup semi-final in 1973. It was to bypass a ban on electric lighting imposed during the energy crisis. Dundee United defeated Newcastle United 2-0 in the 1st leg.

I got married on this beach, what a wonderful memory.

MV Argyll Flyer and a French Navy nuclear-powered attack submarine off Gourock, 29 Jun '26. Pic: Michael Deveney

Nightclubs of Scotland: Pressure at The Arches, Glasgow. (1998)

B522 main road between Perth and Dundee, 28 August 1971. Pic: David Christie

Camusdarach Beach, Morar. Pic: IG/scohut

West Beach, Berneray. Pic:IG/bertnol

Ayr railway station, 1986. Pic: Andrew McConnell

Pegasus House, Glasgow, designed by Derek Stephenson & Partners, built 1967–70. Pic: Simon Phipps

Beautiful neck of the woods 😍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

Scars from Edinburgh, 1981. Debut album Author! Author! released on the Charisma label. Recorded two sessions for the John Peel Show on Radio One, 1980–1981.

Louie Di Resta outside his nightclub, Venue II in Bathgate, in 1997. Pic: Graham Hamilton

Achnahaird Beach, Highlands. Pic: IG/b.christie_

Who remembers when it was The Maryland?

Crass setting up for a gig at the Lesser City Hall, Perth, 4th July 1981. Supported by Poison Girls. Pic: Bernhardt Rebours.

This is where I saw LIVERPOOL FC out for a bit of rest and recreation. All the greats: Steve McMahon, Ian Rush… Craig Johnson? I want to believe.

St Johnstone v Ayr United in 1989. The last match at Muirton Park.

Glenfinnan Monument and Loch Shiel. Pic: IG/johnny.stills

Nightclubs of Scotland: The Cotton Club, Scott Street, Glasgow. (1990s) Pic: Dave Henniker

Loch Laggan, Cairngorms. Pic: IG/macintyrekyle

Portobello pleasure pier, Edinburgh, 1871–1917. Included a tea room, camera obscura, and concert hall.

John Gordon Sinclair as Nico's manager Richard in the 2017 film 'Nico, 1988'.

The Cords from Greenock. Debut album released in 2025.

David Narey scores for Scotland against Brazil at the 1982 World Cup in Spain.

Classic cinema in Nicolson Street, Edinburgh, 1986. Showed mostly adult films. Closed in 1987. Pic: Alan Ledgerwood

Scotland's John Collins celebrates after scoring from the penalty spot against Brazil in the opening game of the 1998 World Cup at the Stade de France.

Northern Lights, Isle of Arran. Pic: IG/dynamic_scotland_photography

New roof at Glasgow Central. (1904) Picture: Network Rail

Nightclubs of Scotland: Club Cube in Newhailes Road, Musselburgh, 2001-2004. Featured three dance rooms, a karaoke room, 30,000-watt speakers, and a £85,000 satellite system powering 20 plasma screens.

I think this a railway that was built but never actually used? Name escapes me just now

Horgabost, Isle of Harris. Pic: IG/iainsranndach

Aerial view across the Clyde from Gourock. Pic: Michael Deveney