Corinne Mills
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N.E. Fife, Golf Event Manager #aurora #nature #photography #family #history #archaeology #art
Unearthed from a wall tumble/well site at Glenfoot near Abernethy, Perthshire - carved with four distinct human faces featuring defined mouths, noses, and eyes. The base of the stone has prehistoric cup marks. @perthmuseum.bsky.social #quadrocephalus
Abernethy memorial to 3 women persecuted in 1662 as witches Stonemason David McGovern @monikierockart.bsky.social
A sit down at Wormit Bay this evening - few spots of rain
The Blyth Fountain The city of Dundee was once the jute capital of the world. Mrs. Blyth Martin, a member of a prominent Dundee jute family, donated the fountain in 1882 to the town of Newport-on-Tay with the intention of providing clean drinking water to the citizens.
Spuds happiness - not something I thought I'd say - must be age related 🤣
This large fossilised tree stump is preserved in situ on the rocky shore to the southwest of Crail. One of a few to be seen there 📷me #fossil #Carboniferous #crail; #fife
Popped to Aberlemno at the weekend to see the Pictish stone discovered in 2022 and now in the village hall
Peter shares a few of the war memorials that he and his fellow volunteers have recorded in the 20 churches they've so far documented and explains why the future of some of them remains in the balance. Read his latest blog on our website here 👇 www.scotlandschurchestrust.org.uk/uncategorize... (2/2)
Lest we forget... What happens to War Memorials in closed and closing churches - Scotlands Churches Trust
Dr Peter Christie, of the Inverclyde Church Recorders, reflects on the uncertain future of war memorials located in closing churches
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Generally we don't take in many objects, but we'll make exceptions for small items, particularly if they are part of a collection. This medal and dog tag belonged to David Kidd. We are lucky to have some of his letters sent home from France during WW1. #ArchiveObject #Archive30 1/2
