Pictures of Scotland.....
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Pictures of Scotland.....
TakingScot Admin is looking for pictures of Scotland with any of the following themes.
Bridges. Doorways. Links.
Pictures should be in colour. TIF format and no larger than 1024 pixels in size (height or width).
The pictures must be the property of poster, and not copyrighted by any other party.
We cannot make payment, but any use on TalkingScot site will be acknowledged.
Please contact TSadminATtalkingscot.com for further details.
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Mesklin
Bridges. Doorways. Links.
Pictures should be in colour. TIF format and no larger than 1024 pixels in size (height or width).
The pictures must be the property of poster, and not copyrighted by any other party.
We cannot make payment, but any use on TalkingScot site will be acknowledged.
Please contact TSadminATtalkingscot.com for further details.
e-mail amended by moderator
Mesklin
Last edited by mesklin on Sun Jan 23, 2005 6:27 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: bridges
Hello,
no competition. It is near where I grew up, it is by far the best way to enter Scotland (although all ways are good), and it has chains, fitting the theme perfectly. It is, of course, the Union Bridge (usually known as the Chain Bridge) a few miles along the Tweed from Berwick.
Good picture at http://www.northumbria.info/Pages/horncliffe.html
Regards,
John
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no competition. It is near where I grew up, it is by far the best way to enter Scotland (although all ways are good), and it has chains, fitting the theme perfectly. It is, of course, the Union Bridge (usually known as the Chain Bridge) a few miles along the Tweed from Berwick.
Good picture at http://www.northumbria.info/Pages/horncliffe.html
Regards,
John
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'It is, of course, the Union Bridge (usually known as the Chain Bridge) a few miles along the Tweed from Berwick.'
The whit? Wher?
Aw cumoan, who's gonnae recognise that?
Noo The Forth Bridge - it's known the wurld ower, evrybiddy equates it wae Scotland. Instantly recognisable. An appert fae aht - it wis built bae mah great granfaither!
Bob
The whit? Wher?
Aw cumoan, who's gonnae recognise that?
Noo The Forth Bridge - it's known the wurld ower, evrybiddy equates it wae Scotland. Instantly recognisable. An appert fae aht - it wis built bae mah great granfaither!
Bob