Clyde Fair Bazaar in Glasgow's Old Fruitmarket, June 1972

𝘐𝘔𝘈𝘎𝘌: 𝘕𝘦𝘸𝘴𝘲𝘶𝘦𝘴𝘵

Hear me out: it’s time for America to be sealed under a giant mysterious dome

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Very important for everyone in the British politics to understand what we are dealing with here, and the stakes involved. Not politics as normal.

As I walk through The Valley of the Shadow of Death, I can’t help thinking this was a really bad idea

'Gardner Street' by Glasgow artist Katie Pope. Oil on board. 12x16 inches.

Photo of the Day, if not the Year.

Solidarity and admiration.

📸This brilliant photo of Gisele Pelicot, leaving court for the final time yesterday, was taken by Arnold Jerocki for Getty Images.

reading an old children’s book that describes a “wicked old woman,” propped up by pillows, “reading a sprightly story, at which she was laughing. Beside her was a bottle of champagne; she sipped a glass from time to time,” and if that isn’t life goals.

The spirit of Christmas past: Cards sellotaped to the mantlepiece

A dreich day at Christmas time on a newly pedestrianised section of Sauchiehall St back in 1972. The street was pedestrianised in phases, with West Nile St to Rose St being closed to traffic just before Christmas in 1971.

📷 Allan Milligan

#glasgow #christmas

Temperature back up to a balmy 10 degrees and it’s cheerio to the snowmen #Glasgow

Unexpected snow day ❄️

snow day. glasgow, 2018
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Wild Friday night at our house 🚂