#central Scotland

[scotianostra]

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"

[hale-nathan]

Trump Weird News - Diplomat-In-Chief? Update

[8bitstickmod]

currently chilling next to the big christmas tree in glasgow central

[lomotunes2008]

Just got a very nice D11/2!

I also took some pictures of it with my A5 (They're both GCR engines so I thought it was fitting)

They frens :)

[ifindus]

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...

[mariocki]

New Scotland Yard: Prove It (2.5, LWT, 1972)

"Tell me about the wounded man, Slee."

"Yes, well, local talent. He owns three car lots and a laundrette. He's done quite well for himself, considering."

"Considering what?"

"He started life shooting other people's knees off."

"That's a grammar school education for you."

"Mmm. PTI in the army, jacked it in and sold his muscle to the highest bidder."

"Form?"

"Usual: GBH, malicious wounding with a weapon, assault occasioning bodily harm, demanding with menaces. Clean for the last four years."

"Now a respectable businessman."

"Scum. Handmade suits, two daughters at the local convent, but still scum."

[vox-anglosphere]

Glasgow's Central Station is your gateway to the Highlands & Islands

[positivelyghastly]

I love getting my plant watering reminder after I’ve already watered my plants. I feel so productive and responsible (half of my plants are dying)

[unrealityliminal]

dec 2012

[philzokman]

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

[scotianostra]

Leith Walk Bars.

[mightywellfan]

Clock at Glasgow Central station

[calamitys-child]

who are you and why do I follow you

Idk who are you gimme something to work with here

[mostlyuk]

Rouken Glen Park by Catherine

[noconcessions]

[mariocki]

New Scotland Yard: Evidence of Character (2.4, LWT, 1972)

"Who was with you?"

"No one."

"The girl?"

"No."

"Or was she waiting for you outside?"

"No, I tell you I never saw her except to glance at, once, in the bar."

"Where did you go when you left the pub?"

"I drove straight home."

"Arriving when?"

"I don't know, about eleven."

"Anybody there when you got in?"

"My mother."

"How was she dressed?"

"My mother?"

"The girl."