Picture This Scotland
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Smile Scotland ... you're on camera
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Stefan Siebert
about 21 hours ago
Beautiful spot. Still think back fondly to when we camped close to where this photo was taken from. Such a great beach for swimming as well, with lots of bird and sea life.
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Books of Scotland: Ailish Sinclair - The Mermaid and The Bear (2019). A story of love and triumph over evil, set around the late-16th century Scottish witchcraft accusations.
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The Fenwick Hotel, East Ayrshire. Owned in the 1970s by Billy McNeill, Joe McBride and Celtic accountant Frank McCormick. Their company 'Milnrow' also owned the Torranyard Inn, and the Coylton Hotel. Pic: Chris Upson, 2006
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Aberdeen's Stuart Kennedy with Burt Lancaster at the Gleneagles Hotel in 1982. Pic: Donald Stewart
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Scottish Cuisine: Scotch pie and baked beans pizza. Pic: Driftwood, Glasgow.
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âMain Streetâ, Hirta, St Kilda, late-1920s. Pic: Thomas Patterson
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Fainmore on the A832 between Braemore junction and Dundonnell in Wester Ross. Pic: Wendy Mowatt
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Scotland manager Ally MacLeod addresses the media in Cordoba during the 1978 World Cup in Argentina.
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Sango Sands, Durness. Pic: IG | annautili
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Albums of Scotland: The Waterboys - A Pagan Place. Released on the Ensign label in 1984.
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The Whitfield housing scheme in Dundee. (1968) Pic: DCT
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Loch Leven and the Ballachullish Bridge. Pic: IG | macintyrekyle
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Albums of Scotland: Bobby Gillespie and Jehnny Beth - Utopian Ashes. Released on the Silvertone label in 2021.
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Jim Watt knocks down Alfredo Pitalua in the seventh round during their 1979 bout at the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow. Watt claimed the WBC Lightweight championship of the world via 12th round TKO.
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Renfrew Airport - served the city of Glasgow until it was decommissioned in 1966. Already in existence as a military facility during WW1, it first handled scheduled flights in 1933 with the first regular destination being Campbeltown. During WW2 it served as RAF Renfrew.
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Alasdair Swanson
3 days ago
There'll be a couple of relatives of mine in there somewhere. (This is probabaly where I get my sunny disposition)
add a skeleton here at some point
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Albums of Scotland: Dot Allison - Room 7 1/2. Released on the Arthoused label in 2009.
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Sensible Archie
3 days ago
I loved this show. It helped that Katy had some of the energy of one of my first girlfriends.
add a skeleton here at some point
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North Bridge in Edinburgh, circa 1880, possibly viewed from the old Calton jail.
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Cumbernauld Shopping Centre, 1982. Pic: Calum MacAlister
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Elvis Presley pictured during a two-hour layover at Prestwick Airport, 3rd March 1960.
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The 08:25 from Aberdeen to Glasgow Buchanan Street takes on water at Perth, 16 August 1965. 'Union of South Africa' 60009 operated on this route until November 1966. Pic: Tom Curtis
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The people of St Kilda, pictured in front of a traditional straw-covered hut, in 1890. Pic: Alexander Hutchison
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Albums of Scotland: Life Without Buildings - Any Other City. Released on Tugboat Records in February 2001.
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Richard Wilson as Eddie Clockerty and Katy Murphy as Miss Toner in Tutti Frutti. (1987)
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The site of Ocean Terminal at Leith Docks before construction got underway in 1997. The shopping centre opened in 2001. Pic: Graham Hamilton
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Rebel's Wood, Isle of Skye, by Paul Simonon. Painting in honour of former Clash frontman Joe Strummer.
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Ken Buchanan up Calton Hill, Edinburgh in 1971. Pic: Arthur Foster
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Glasgow-born actress Sharon Rooney. Known for her roles as Rae Earl in My Mad Fat Diary, Sophie in Two Doors Down, Dawn in Brief Encounters, Miss Atlantis in the 2019 remake of Dumbo and Lawyer Barbie in the 2023 film Barbie. Pic: David Vintiner
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Edinburgh Museum of Science and Art, c.1900. The Foundation Stone for the Museum was laid on 23 October 1861. Pic: National Museums Scotland
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The Jacobite from Fort William to Mallaig crossing Glenfinnan Viaduct.
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Jimmy Boyle in a police mugshot, 1963
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WW2: Headlines are chalked on the back of a newspaper seller in Edinburgh, due to wartime paper shortages.
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Autumn pines and Stac Pollaidh. Pic: Damian Shields
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Albums of Scotland: Angelfish. Released on the MCA label in 1994. Produced by Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth.
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Aberdeen return home with the European Cup Winners' Cup after defeating Real Madrid in Gothenburg. (1983)
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ScaryHighlander
9 days ago
That is an amazing road for a drive with a decent cafe at the far end. But not one for novice drivers or very low cars.
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Willie Young - 188 appearances for Aberdeen, 14 goals. Debut against Dundee at Dens Park in Sept 1970.
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Shirley Henderson receives the BAFTA Scotland Outstanding Contribution to Film and Television Award in 2023. She dedicated the honour to her late father, whom she credited with encouraging her to pursue a dream and reminding her there was 'a whole world out there' to explore.
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Alan Muttley
9 days ago
Had a go at painting that Leith close
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General view showing Loch Torridon from Diabaig road, 1966.
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Phone Box of The Day: Invergarry - Kinloch Hourn road in the West Highlands. Pic: Niall Fraser
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Simple Minds in the 1984 Smash Hits Panini Sticker Collection. Pic: Michael Kane
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Jim McLean and Iain Ferguson celebrate Dundee United's victory over Borussia Monchengladbach in the 1987 UEFA Cup semi-final.
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Graeme Pickering
9 days ago
An absolutely excellent series, with a brilliant cast. I defy anyone with a soul not to laugh and cry in equal measure at the twists and turns in the plot. David Tennant is amazing in his portrayal of young patient Campbell.
add a skeleton here at some point
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Brigitte Bardot at The Old Arms in Dirleton, East Lothian, during filming of 'Two Weeks in September', 1966. Pic: Tom Buist
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David Tennant as Campbell Bain in Takin' Over the Asylum (1994). Six-part BBC Scotland television drama about a radio station in a Glasgow psychiatric hospital.
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Construction of the Forth Bridge, 1883-1890.
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Chris Brookmyre
11 days ago
Thsi album still sounds fresh today.
add a skeleton here at some point
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Albums of Scotland: The Hedrons - One More Won't Kill Us. Released on Measured Records in 2007.
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