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- The November Blog Meets
- by RunDontWalk
- in blogmeets.blog.co.uk
- 30 days old
- I think I need to clarify a few things. During the week of November 8th to November 15th, there will be several Blog Meets with the Grand Finale on November 15th. Here's a list of the following mini-blog meets: November 8th - Edinburgh, Scotland November 9th - Cardiff, Wales November 11th - Brighton, UK November 13th - Manchester... more
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- Dalserf Parish Church.
- by joebangles
- in photographygroup.blog.co.uk
- 34 days old
- Dalserf Parish Church Church of Scotland Built 1655, centre transept added 1892. Oblong building with pulpit on long side. Outside stairs to three galleries. Belfry. Two large memorial windows on either side of pulpit by Douglas Hogg. The graveyard contains a pre-Norman hogback stone and an outstanding Covenanting memorial 1753, to Rev John... more
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- The Falkirk Wheel.
- by joebangles
- in photographygroup.blog.co.uk
- 35 days old
- The Worlds first and only "Rotating boat lift" on the Clyde and Forth canal at Falkirk, Scotland. This engineering feat, 115 feet high, transfers boats between the differing heights of the Forth and Clyde and Union canals. Words below and photographs from, http://www.bennettmg.co.uk/Project_MS_Falkirk_Boatlift_1.aspx British Waterways... more
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- A Low Carbon Building Standards Strategy for Scotland (The Sullivan Report)
- by mattstan51
- in matthew-stanford.blog.co.uk
- 50 days old
- general page http://www.sbsa.gov.uk/sullivanreport.htm report http://www.sbsa.gov.uk/pdfs/Low_Carbon_Building_Standards_Strategy_For_Scotland.pdf more
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- The History of Heathpark Lodge
- by subrosa
- in perthshirescot.blog.co.uk
- 56 days old
- The following has been compiled from research done since 1991 when it became of interest to me. Heathpark Lodge is situated in Rosemount, Blairgowrie, Perthshire, Scotland and in 1745 the whole area was open grazing land. Coupar Angus Road was a one lane road built for the use of coaches and horse traffic connecting the towns of Coupar Angus... more
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- Global Patriotic
- by evilhippy
- in versive.blog.co.uk
- 61 days old
- This is what happened while I tried to write the last article - I got distracted, as I so often do. The thing that began this tangent was, of course, that strange habit that French and American people have of making fun of England - for its food. Of course its hard to make fun of us for our military history (by the French it's kinder just to... more
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- Unknown bugs, Rug Patrol and a rake.
- by joebangles
- in joebangles.blog.co.uk
- 66 days old
- After seven days that unknown bug that had made its home in my inside bits has, I think, been ejected, thrown out, or possibly, passed away. Unknown bug, that worried me a bit, no, I lie, it worried me a lot. I have seen photographs of known bugs, they are pretty horrible, What must an unknown bug look like? Something even worse than the experts... more
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- title-4099144
- by clarksonrwroe
- in clarksonrwroegallopline.blog.co.uk
- 71 days old
- A SUITABLE SUBJECT FOR A BEST SELLER! The following article is about the strong desire to begin writing but agonising over the subject matter that actually gets you started. Everyone has at least one book in them so it is said. I myself have several which in the past have been so deep in me they have failed miserably to get out. The closest I... more
