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They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
The words of Laurence Binyon, 1869 - 1943
#Remembrance #LestWeForget
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Castle in the clouds ⛅️ 🏰🏴
Biblical conditions this morning across Carmarthenshire, Paxtons Tower above the fog 🌁
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Nothing like standing by the mountains and under the stars to make you feel small! ✨️🌌
Pen Y Fan 🏴 – at Swansea, Wales
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A commission I did some years ago now called ‘Fields of Scarlet and Blue’. Quite appropriate with Remembrance Sunday tomorrow.
#LestWeForget #poppy #Remembrance
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🪡🩵 Harris Tweed 💜🪡 I am busy stocking up my online gift shop ahead of Christmas. This beautiful delivery of Harris Tweed bags, mini backpacks, satchels & purses are now available 😍 perfect for a Christmas gift or to treat yourself 👛 #OuterHebrides
coralbox.co.uk
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This is not a scene from some
macabre horror film, it’s a real photo of Halloween guisers (trick or treaters) from South Uist in the Scottish Hebrides in 1932. Absolutely terrifying.
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Many of you have been to the moon art installation at Carlisle cathedral; the celestial ceiling just makes the setting absolutely magical. Today they were setting up a stage for the music of Pink Floyd event tmrw night. Memories of seeing them in Manchester in 1973 I think! 🎸
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High tide reflections 🙈 a high tide of 5.1m this evening combined with a storm surge, glad there wasn't high winds behind it. Winds to pick up overnight to 70mph with schools closed and many ferries cancelled tomorrow 🌊💨 #Berneray #OuterHebrides
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Tuesday NorthLink sailings cancelled shet.news/m91fq via @Shetnews
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After spending several hours trying to track down the pod of six ORCAS that we'd seen over consecutive days here in Shetland we struck lucky and relocated them off Weisdale. Here's three of them - including the huge male - as they passed us heading south.


































