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Tag Archives: history
The Scot’s Dike
Recently I read Between Britain by Alistair Moffat (review HERE) and was fascinated by many of the stories within the book, and I resolved to visit some of the areas in it’s pages. Yesterday I set out on the train … Continue reading
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Tagged access, Carlisle, cycling, England, Gretna Green, history, Railways, Scotland
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Go Forth and Bag A Rare Bothy
For the second year running, I was helping out at the Barnardo’s “Your View” charity event at the Forth Bridge which links Fife to West Lothian. As a wee thank-you for helping out, volunteers are given a chance to visit … Continue reading
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Tagged Drone, Engineering, Europe, Fife, Forth Bridge, history, railway, Scotland, travel, West Lothian, whisky
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The Antonine Wall and Silvanus
Following on from my Hadrian’s Wall video a few months back, I recently had a day off, and took advantage of the unseasonal January weather to take a cycle trip to visit a section of the Antonine Wall near Croy, … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, hillwalking, history, Roman Empire, Scotland, Youtube
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