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12 June 1334: Edward Balliol performs liege homage to Edward for the throne of (BL)

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2020-06-12

We're going north to the remoteness of where our Artist of the Week Philip Raskin seeks his inspiration. As a major Scottish artist, Philip’s paintings capture the dynamic & unfolding drama of constantly changing landscapes around the
https://t.co/D74SEBAxGX

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2020-06-06

2 June 1650: Charles II sails for paving way for his 1651 coronation at Scone on the 1 January following (BM)

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2020-06-02

Hello what a lovely idea, thank you. This is Bowfiddle Rock, Portknockie in Hope you like it. https://t.co/P0Ta6RXhMe

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2020-05-27

Sketch of the Day: Annan town hall, Dumfries and Galloway, 2014

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2020-05-27

Actor and famous Dundonian Brian Cox
Used only black white and grey oil pastels on a4 pastel paper

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2020-05-26

Missing seeing my parents Missing trips to So I decided to and create some small images of the Scottish Landscape

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2020-05-21

▼二次オリイラスト

UK-chan／UKちゃん
(元ネタ：2ch「イギリスって胸の大きさ気にしてる女の子に見えるよね」)



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2020-05-20

Another classic from the political cartoonist genius : an encapsulation of the disastrous UK response to the Never trust a

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2020-05-16

The Stoor Worm, a huge sea monster, terrorised the West
of
It was killed by burning peat thrust into its liver.
In its death throes, its teeth flew out and become the islands of and the

All this was a long time ago.

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2020-05-11

in 1933 the Loch Ness Monster was sighted for the first time. This newspaper article from December 1933 discusses evidence in support of the Loch Ness Monster’s existence, including first hand witness accounts.

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2020-05-02