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Artist Andrew Scott brings art to life by making the frame part of the art [📹 andrewscott_art]

Had to send a parcel today so went to @PostOffice and put it on the scales. That's £17. But it said £6 online I said. That's if you buy online. So I left the queue, bought online, then waited in line, showed my QR code on the phone and paid £6. Why make it so difficult?

Winterliche Vollmondlandschaft — by Louis Douzette. 🗨️'Winter full moon landscape.'

Nancy Nicholson. Auntie's Skirt – The End. 1916.

“My father observed that most buildings, and most buildings that we truly love, are not the work of architects. The agreeable settledness of the old English town, he reasoned, was the work of local craftsmen…” —Sir Roger Scruton

Roman Bozhkov Born (1980) Russian artist

'The Outing' - Herding the Geese by Stanley Royle

Lotus Lilies (1888) by Charles Courtney Curran

Hergé

‘Still Life with Lilies of the Valley’ Anna Boganis Russian painter Oil on Canvas.

Barry Salzman. Defiant Blooms, Kamonyi District, Rwanda. 2018.

In @CostaCoffee (Union Square Aberdeen) Barista offered to carry my coffee & cake as i had luggage ⭐️ Accepted & said I was going to ask as my blood glucose was dropping & I was feeling shaky. She then offered some marshmallows to bring my glucose levels up. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 1/2

Erythroniums, tulips and daffodils are taking centre stage @JohnsGardenAsh

Female Kestrel. Pastel & Coloured Pencil on Pastelmat

Last night, a woman behind me came over pre kick off and said 'I've just captured a video of you and your son. Can I send it to you?' I gave her my email and I think it might just be my favourite video ever. @wembleystadium

Felice sera a tutti 🎀 🎨 Brandon Elijah Johnson.

There is a pattern hidden across the map of England. “-gate” “-by” “-thorpe” Names like Stonegate, Whitby, or Scunthorpe are over a thousand years old. But they are not English in origin. They are the imprint of ancient Viking settlements. “Gate” does not mean a barrier - It comes from the Old Norse word gata, meaning a road or street. That is why cities like York still have Stonegate, Coppergate, and Micklegate. “-by” meant a farm or settlement. Towns like Grimsby, Whitby, and Derby were once Viking communities, places where Norse settlers lived and worked. “-thorpe” meant a smaller outlying village. These were often new settlements on the edge of older ones, carved out of the landscape by incoming settlers. A thousand years later, and the language of the Vikings remains written across the map of England. Follow @oaksandlions for more interesting posts like this. @HistoricEngland #EnglishHistory #Vikings

Edward Gordon (American, born 1940) Music Room

New puzzle alert 🚨🧩🔥 Piece Count: 282 Dimensions: 10.75 x 10.75 inches Size: Small Release Date: March 2026 Artist: Jim Musil

Flying Scotsman currently on the Turntable at the Railway Museum in York On display until 24th April