#dunblane

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jack.lowden

The boy fae Dunblane. I grew up watching your matches at Wimbledon on tv in the kitchen. Staying up late into the summer nights after school. Crumpling ma mum’s top from gripping onto her in suspense. Ma Dad doing nervous, muttering loops of the house before every break point. ‘Nut, he’s fucked it’. You echoing that through the tv, the mic picking up you calling yerself every name under the sun at the smallest mistake. And then that grit would kick in. That Perthshire built engine. And the hands on the boy! Those Maradona hands. The touch, the impossible lobs and the ‘get tae fuck see ye later’ angle bending passing shots. And then there was you. That self deprecation & sense of fairness you maintained alongside your unwavering, tetchy, Shankly-esque self belief made me proud of who we build at hame.

Beauty and iron.

But best of all, was watching ye grow from a bairn to man to a God on that grass.

M’ANDEHH! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 @andymurray

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[theragingmoon]

dunblane cathedral ❄️

[househuntingscotland]

2 bedroom cottage for sale on Station Road, Dunblane

Asking price: £165,000

Sold price: £183,150

[joinersstirling]

Traditional joinery work in Dunblane is a craft that reflects the rich history and character of this historic Scottish town. Nestled in the heart of Scotland, Dunblane boasts a variety of period properties, from stately homes to quaint cottages, many of which require skilled joinery to preserve their heritage features. Traditional joiners in the area play a crucial role in maintaining the town’s architectural charm by offering bespoke craftsmanship tailored to the unique needs of older buildings.

One of the primary aspects of traditional joinery in Joiners Dunblane is the repair and restoration of timber windows, particularly sash and case windows. These are a defining feature of many period properties in the town. A skilled joiner can refurbish these windows, ensuring they remain draught-proof while retaining their original aesthetic. This process often involves repairing or replacing individual components, such as cords, pulleys, or wooden frames, to preserve the integrity of the structure.

Traditional joiners also specialise in crafting bespoke timber doors, staircases, and panelled interiors, which are often found in Dunblane’s older homes. Using techniques passed down through generations, they work with high-quality, sustainably sourced timber to recreate authentic period details. This includes the use of traditional joints, such as mortise and tenon or dovetail joints, which provide strength and durability without the need for modern fasteners.

Another key aspect of traditional joinery in Dunblane is roof timberwork. Historic buildings in the town often feature complex timber roof structures that require expert knowledge to repair or replicate. Joiners in the area understand the importance of maintaining the original design while ensuring the roof meets modern safety standards.

Bespoke cabinetry and fitted furniture are also part of the services offered by traditional joiners. These pieces are crafted to complement the character of period homes, blending seamlessly with existing architectural features. Composite Decking Stirling

Traditional joinery in Dunblane not only preserves the town’s heritage but also contributes to its sustainability. By restoring rather than replacing features, joiners help reduce waste and maintain the environmental benefits of using natural materials like wood. The craft remains a vital part of the community, blending artistry, functionality, and history in every project. Timber decking Stirling.

[awakenlng369]

DUMBING DUNBLANE - TO PROTECT GUILTY POLITICIANS AND LAWYERS

What happened at Dunblane A 100 Year Ban on Documents protecting The Guilty Dunblane Whitewash The Public Inquiry into the Shootings at Dunblane Primary School What happened at Dunblane ON MARCH 13, 1996, sixteen children and their teacher were mercilessly shot dead in their school gym as they took part in a PE lesson: ON MARCH 13, 1996, sixteen children and their teacher were mercilessly…

[lady1505]

It is the 27th anniversary of the Dunblane massacre that tragically killed 16 innocent children and their teacher who tried to protect them. As this is in Scotland where I am from this tragedy is quite close to me and I just hope all the families and friends of these poor innocent people are doing well and I am so sorry for their loss on this terrible day.

But this absolutely horrific crime was the turning point for the UK and gun control and because of this horrendous shooting gun control was stricter and now little to no shootings happen.

Overall I just want to say RIP to the victims and thoughts are with family and friends

[calamitys-child]

God its been almost 30 years since the Dunblane massacre and it still breaks my heart I cannot fathom any country's politics withstanding even one mass school shooting. Jesus christ. The class picture of all those weans absolutely breaks my heart and I can only hope that other places take the same lesson of Never Let This Happen Again.

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[cappedinamber]

Notes from Dunblane: Lessons from a School Shooting (2018)

Directed by Kim A. Snyder

Cinematography by Derek Wiesehahn

[haverwood]

Notes from Dunblane: Lessons from a School Shooting Kim A. Snyder USA, 2018 ★★★ The hurt is palpable.

[ayeforscotland]

Today marks the anniversary of the Dunblane Massacre, the deadliest mass shooting in British history, which happened on 13th March 1996 in Dunblane near Stirling.

Thomas Hamilton walked into a school with four weapons and killed 17 people - one teacher and 16 children who were about to start PE class in the assembly hall.

The aftermath resulted in the Firearms (Amendment) Act in 1997 which brought in stricter gun control.

For those who've followed this blog for a while, I've mentioned before that my nursery teacher was one of the mothers who lost their child that day. I obviously didn't know it at the time, but I've thought about it ever since I learned that about her. I have never been able to find the words to describe the strength she had in order to surround herself with children that were around the same age as her daughter.

[househuntingscotland]

2 bedroom house for sale on Backcroft, Dunblane

Asking price: £195,000

Sold price: £225,000

[cipher-of-the-round-table]

I think that the nature of the British accelerating jabs against them to mocking the dead is based in cultural jingoism, left over from Empire.

Either way, they act as if they're above it all.

As if Dunblane never happened.

Hell, Future tennis stars, Andy Murray and Jamie Murray were pupils in the school at the time, and managed to survive uninjured.

normally i am the least patriotic guy ever but british ppl insult our food or accents or make jokes about our tragedies and i am frothing at the mouth champing at the bit shaking violently american flags coming out of my ears ok?