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@visitnorthyork @yorkshire_brew The left one with the train---I am not a robot---

Grosmont 🚂 Which Image do you prefer? Left or Right

@devilscustard Eat outdoors at all cost-the last time I ate outdoors my lettuce blew off the plate!!

The wind is gusting, we are wearing coats - but we are eating outside 😁

@sharronlb102 Good idea! ?Is the water still or moving??

I've bought a little nature pond for my garden. Can't wait to see what happens to it

@visitnorthyork @yorkshire_brew --and a lovely village green with double yellow lines--so no parking!!

4 Iconic things in one shot: -Red Telephone Box -Red Royal Mail Van -Colourful Bunting -A Gentleman In a Flat Cap

@lucynorris1 It's so long since I have tasted them--my wife has never seen them until this photo!

Hot cross buns

@74frankfurt I was around when this was a working station as well as the other stops on the line--

Corstorphine railway station, Edinburgh, 1902–1968. The train journey from Corstorphine to Edinburgh Waverley took 11 minutes. The site has since been built over by Mactaggart & Mickel, and is now occupied by the Paddockholm Estate.

@bo66ie29 Blame architects for convincing their clients that it is modern---

Derby Midland Railway Station. A grand Victorian masterpiece with real civic presence is now a bland box with a glass canopy and corporate signage. Britain used to build for beauty and permanence, what happened to our standards?

@CarlosSarPrada @AilishSinclair "--torrijas are made in the whole country." True--but only my wife makes homemade for me---

@iforgot771 @AilishSinclair hahahaha, they are addictive... Well..., you know that we have a traditional meal per week and per city or town. In this case, torrijas are made in the whole country.

A good Good Friday to you!

@CatherineMMunro Hello!

A little sun before the storm #Shetland #Stormdave

@devilscustard Make yourself comfortable indoors--howling gales can be dangerous--and chocolate will make it all the bet

The wind is really picking up in this corner of Norfolk now. The sky keeps darkening over the trees and I’m hiding in the house as there is chocolate…

@Disc_light You should feel privileged to work in such an environment but don't forget the other areas still have some charm---my sons were born there, although they don't mention it as they moved to Leeds when they were 3 and 4 yo!!!

Went for a wander around town at lunch, so glad I no longer work in Bradford with views like this!

@HistoryGirlBW ?and those were the days??🤪

From crowded streets to the Bakerloo Line platforms below. The non stop daily bustle of London in the 1960s.

@fugitiveink Shame they had to be there in the first place destroying buildings and killing innocents

F-15s flying out of RAF Lakenheath are a very familiar sight — and sound — here on the North Norfolk coast, which makes the news from Iran today seem particularly close to home. I'm praying for the safe return of the pilots, but also for a just and lasting peace.

@GroomB My kind of town--Edinburgh is...

Edinburgh at Dusk from Calton Hill, painting by Catriona MacEachen, Scottish artist.

@JohnSimpsonNews Just shows he doen't know his ass from his elbow and spouts rubbish most of the time

Truth matters. Pres Trump says ‘Never in the history of warfare has an enemy suffered such clear and devastating large-scale losses in a matter of weeks’. How about Iraq in 2003, Israel’s Arab enemies in 1967, and France in 1940? The difference is, Iran is still resisting — and still persecuting its own citizens.

@BygoneBritain Thank goodness it's 'bygone'

@AilishSinclair They are--but these days eating my share means nothing more to eat until breakfast next day--

@iforgot771 They sound delicious!

@zarahandley Whoooooooooo!

Maybe you don’t see them but spirits of the Knights of Templar lives on and felt strongly in this dark corner of the church 👻 Temple Church, Cornwall

@FXMC1957 The Norman Conquest led to a multiple dictatorship-it likely resulted in tens of thousands of deaths, making it one of the most devastating events in medieval English history. Eat your heart out Joseph Stalin

3 April 1043. Edward the Confessor was crowned King of England in Winchester Cathedral. He was the 2nd last Anglo-Saxon King of England and ruled from 1042 to 1066. He was succeeded by Harold Godwinson who was defeated and killed by the Normans at the Battle of Hastings.

@FXMC1957 He was blamed for a lot of deaths but he was still very popular as a leader and still is in some ex-soviet countries...

3 April 1922. Joseph Stalin (Josef Vissarionovich Djugashvili) became the 1st General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. After Lenin died in 1924, Stalin sidelined his main rival Leon Trotsky to became the supreme dictator of the Soviet Union.