Kenneth Shankland

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Kenneth Shankland

Kenneth Shankland

@K_Shankland

Pharmacist turned crystallographer.

Chilton, England Katılım Haziran 2011
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Kenneth Shankland
Kenneth Shankland@K_Shankland·
@GordonBarr "Could this partial circular brick structure perhaps be a surviving part of base of chimney from Carriden Colliery visible on old OS maps & in Trove pic?" Sounds like a line from Arthur C Clarke's Mysterious World 😅. As Clark often mused, "we may never know"...
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Gordon Barr
Gordon Barr@GordonBarr·
Lovely wander along Bo’ness foreshore yesterday - some excellent interesting bricks spotted. Could this partial circular brick structure perhaps be a surviving part of base of chimney from Carriden Colliery visible on old OS maps & in Trove pic? location roughly fits at least!
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Jim@JVMonte2·
What disco song are you not embarrassed to admit you like?
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Bridget Gittens
Bridget Gittens@lanarkboy·
@RMLLowe I’ve gone mini. The chocolate to crème ratio is better. Unless you love the crème a lot….
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Rebecca Lowe
Rebecca Lowe@RMLLowe·
for lo the winter is passed
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Rodney Marshall
Rodney Marshall@RodneyMarshall1·
Remembering Patrick McGoohan, BOTD in 1928 in Astoria, Queens, NYC. Actor, director, writer. Unpredictable, creative, self-willed, demanding, anarchic. More than anything else, perhaps, a unique force of nature. Six of my favourite on-screen Pat performances... 1/7
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Kenneth Shankland
Kenneth Shankland@K_Shankland·
Just stopped Groundskeeper Willie with a distinctive bottle labelled "Pukefast" 😂. Truly a Lanarkshire alumnus.
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Simon Harley
Simon Harley@simonharley·
Government Legal Department still using the old coat of arms, and how on earth do they manage to write “Secretary State” in an official letter?
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Kenneth Shankland@K_Shankland·
One of the downsides of the Winter Olympics is that once again I hear the word 'medal' used as a verb. Yes, I know it's widely accepted usage nowadays and that language evolves etc., but it still grates on the ear.
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Tom Forth
Tom Forth@thomasforth·
To my shame I have only just learned this very moment that ibuprofen was invented in Nottingham. Inspired partly by one of the inventors wanting a cure for his hangovers.
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Bridget Gittens
Bridget Gittens@lanarkboy·
One of these days I will visit Bat & Ball. 🦇 🥎
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Kenneth Shankland
Kenneth Shankland@K_Shankland·
@lanarkboy Vile. Both the concept and the 'e'. Though J W Red Label is pretty rough to start out with 😁
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Bridget Gittens
Bridget Gittens@lanarkboy·
Going into Westminster Abbey is like standing at the gate with Mr Fiddler in Carry on Camping.
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Kenneth Shankland
Kenneth Shankland@K_Shankland·
Just spotted in Pluribus, S1, E9 😮
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Kenneth Shankland@K_Shankland·
@TheTartanScarf Exactly! In the past, a typical Scottish player would have found a way of hoofing the ball over the bar from 1 yard out. (No relation, by the way)
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Kenneth Shankland
Kenneth Shankland@K_Shankland·
@jdpoc "Sole, Lundy, Fastnet, Irish sea", uninterrupted, is the magic sequence. As per Thomas Dolby's "Windpower"
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John O'Connell
John O'Connell@jdpoc·
it’s a 2 minute radio program, never repeated, broadcast 18 times a week. Bigger audience than Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, and Jimmy Fallon … combined. Millions listen, with no need for the information it gives. Just to listen. The BBC Shipping Forecast is 100 years old.
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Kenneth Shankland
Kenneth Shankland@K_Shankland·
41 years since Blue Nile released "Tinseltown in the Rain" as a single. What a track, from a great album, that was followed-up by the even better (IMHO) album "Hats". The latter being my late-night, melancholy, go-to vinyl.
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Kenneth Shankland
Kenneth Shankland@K_Shankland·
@JHNaismith I wonder what marvelous scientific breakthroughs might have transpired if Erice had had the foresight to lubricate their conferences with Super 🤔
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James (Jim) Naismith
James (Jim) Naismith@JHNaismith·
@K_Shankland In the Valley of the Temples, Agrigento, Sicily . You can commune with your inner Jakey at the Alky’s rest.
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Kenneth Shankland
Kenneth Shankland@K_Shankland·
You travel all the way to Venice (Lido di Jesolo) only to find one of the favourites of Scottish down-and-outs in the grocery store. And yes, I did buy one for nostalgic reasons.
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