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scotianostra · 6 months
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The Clackmannanshire Bridge opened to traffic on Wednesday 19 November 2008.
Prior to 1 October 2008 the bridge was referred to as the upper Forth crossing while the name was chosen.
The increasing levels of traffic using the existing Kincardine Bridge led to a public inquiry being held into options to ease traffic flow over the Forth and around the small town of Kincardine. In 2000 proposals were put forward for a number of alternatives, one of which was a new crossing running north-northwest of the existing bridge, bypassing the town of Kincardine altogether.
In 2005 the new crossing was given the go-ahead, and construction began in June 2006, with the sod-cutting ceremony performed by then Scottish Transport Minister, Tavish Scott, accompanied by the Earl of Elgin who as a boy had performed the ceremony for the Kincardine Bridge.
The bridge was officially opened by Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond on 28th November 2008. At the ceremony, Salmond said: "This is a world-class infrastructure project which will cut journey times, improve central Scotland connections, and provide a unique gateway to Clackmannanshire, Fife and Falkirk"
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calamitys-child · 7 months
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Pls add in tags where you're from and what your take is!! I work in tourism and have noticed certain people seem taken aback or confused by this question in small talk
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ifindus · 10 months
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leste du vg nyheten "kilt i hetebølge"? tusenvis av skotter var i hovedstaden for å se EM kvalifiseringskamp mellom norge og skottland og de gikk alle rundt i kilt i oslo🙈 en ble overrasket over at norge var så varmt lmao
jaaa så den 😂
Scotland and Norway played against each-other in the qualification for the European Championship in football, and so Oslo was flooded with Scots that one weekend in June. Some of them were surprised it was so hot in Norway 😅 but luckily most of them were wearing kilts, giving more ventilation...
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MAG 163 - In The Trenches
doodle 163/200; days left - 14/110 4/128
the boys r going to londom 💖💕
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vox-anglosphere · 1 year
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Glasgow's Central Station is your gateway to the Highlands & Islands
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pinktinselmonstrosity · 8 months
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i'm the only who's moved in to my flat so far this is so weird
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philzokman · 1 year
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SOBBING SO HARD RN im so bad at french but i need all a's to get into the uni course i want and i havent been studying french bc iwas like 'mhmhmhmm!!! 4 days is eniogh time to become fUKCING FLUENT IN A LANGUAGE' WHY AM I SO STUPUD MY EXAMS ON MIONDAY IM GOING TO EAT CONCRETE also why does the tangled soundtrack go so hard like actually im alternating between the duolingo french podcast, the tangled soundtrack, pulps discography and prayign HFJKDSHF
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mightywellfan · 5 months
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Clock at Glasgow Central station
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unrealityliminal · 5 months
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dec 2012
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mostlyuk · 8 months
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Rouken Glen Park by Catherine
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scotianostra · 2 months
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Leith Walk Bars.
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calamitys-child · 1 year
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The way narcissist cookbook just played the song that reduces me to a chronic pain transsexual wreck made of tears followed immediately by a song that goes "I have a fat ass I eat pussy and I wanna get railed".... unmatched energy. I really, really needed that right now
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rotzaprachim · 1 year
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mixing not just the histories but physical costumes and clothing of scotland and central asia sure was a ..... series of choices 
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keetz · 1 year
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From The Carrick to The Hudson (2019)
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theteaisaddictive · 2 years
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crying over the bisexual self-discovery rep in heartstopper is something that can be so personal
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the-busy-ghost · 2 years
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Just realised that there was a heck of a lot of Yorkshire propaganda in the children’s tv shows I was exposed to early in life and this may have shaped who I am as a person
#There was also some Welsh stuff but not as much#Cumbria as well probably though I don't think that three year old me could have identified Cumberland or Westmorland as a place#The Yorkshire propaganda was so strong that until I was a bit older probably most of the North of England was 'Yorkshire' to me#By contrast there was very little Scottish stuff until Balamory came out but I was already of a pretty advanced age#And I was also able to read books bby that time where Scotland featured more heavily#But my earliest experiences- Teletubbies aside- must have been shaped by two lands of grey stone cottages and dykes and rolling hills#Scotland is similar to these places but slightly different and of course just that bit bigger so has a more internal variety#Add to that the fact that in my experience the average Central Belt Scot spends a lot of time in either Yorkshire or Lancashire on holiday#-mostly Blackpool or Scarborough- and the impression is solidified#It's probably a good thing nonetheless though#I mean I don't keep up with small children's tv shows now (obviously I have no toddlers)#But even when my younger brothers were that age I remember less northern stuff and a lot more southern English stuff#Admittedly I also had some videos from slightly earlier (hence Ivor the Engine was one of the Welsh ones even though it wasn't on tv)#I mean I suppose I had old videos like Mr Benn and the Herbs too which were loosely 'southern' but they didn't have the same impact#But yeah#Apparently my outlook on life is very much a product of some great northern English propaganda phase in the late 20th century#With a slice of Wales alongsid eit#Anyway I won't go on much longer otherwise I'll end up on a rant about how children's tv shows have degenerated#It's all characters called the Fimbledethumps or something who talk in southern baby voices like 'Me want a huggy wuggy'#Which I suppose started with stuff like the Teletubbies but that was the only example I remember and even that had some other things#Kids aren't stupid give them a whole universe give them proper characters and proper storylines#Kids need to understand The Concept of Yorkshire from an early age#Or even the possibility that there are strange litter-collecting creatures who live on Wimbledon Common and Uncle Bulgaria reads the Times
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