Salts Mills, Saltaire, Bradford (Watercolour and Pencil) by Bradford artist, Stuart Hirst b.(1950)

🇮🇹 I’m on 1960 Arlecchino/Harlequin Milan-Genoa… 🤩Restored by Italian state, an icon of 1960s “Made in Italy” that defined the new republic. Great to welcome British rail staff/friends along for the journey, and tour of Genoa, too… 🧵⏬️ 🚂 fondazionefs.it/en/itineraries…

John Foxx Metamatic Records and Gareth Jones GJ Last weekend in Düsseldorf. There cant be many copies of Metamatic with both signatures! Superb photo with thanx ©Chris Runner

for my fellow romantics…

A cute dog on a train visits each passenger one by one and shows them affection.

Frédéric Bazille, Portrait of Renoir

49 years ago today.... the #SexPistols played their first live gig when they appeared at St Martin's School of Art in central London. Image by Graham Wood

Happy 89th birthday to the beautiful, battle-winning Hawker Hurricane. She first flew on 6 November 1935.

The almost photographic detail and crisp colouring in this 1895 watercolour 'St. Ives Bridge, St. Ives in Huntingtonshire,' by William Fraser Garden, is typical of the late 19thC revival of meticulous realism. Dramatically lit clouds draw attention to the 15thC chapel built into

Christina Rossetti.

Offering a Medieval emotional support dragon for whoever needs it✨

🇫🇷 It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Madeleine Riffaud - a warrior of the French Resistance. Read our pinned thread about this absolute legend. Rest in Peace Madame Riffaud.

The view towards Oxford Street from Marble Arch. A beautifully clear image of London in the 1960s.

“All shall be well. All shall be well. And all manner of things shall be well.” Keep going. Every step through every day is worthwhile. Julian and her cat know…

Their Name Liveth Forevermore Second Officer Irene Arkless ‘Hoping to do my bit, for our dear old country’ 3 Jan 1943, her Oxford V3888 crashed onto a house outside Cambridge, engine failure on take-off. Buried Carlisle (Stanwix) Cemetery Commonwealth War Graves

Their Name Liveth Forevermore First Officer Amy Johnson CBE Died 5 Jan 1941 Age 37 Crashed, Thames Estuary. Airspeed AS.10 Oxford Mk.II, V3540, enroute RAF Kidlington, Oxfordshire. Her body not recovered. Commemorated, Commonwealth War Graves Runnymede Memorial, Panel 288.

I wrote the words below in April, about the UK left, and I'm retweeting them today for the benefit of some of the numbskulls in my mentions. Women like me, and there are a lot of us, aren't and never have been far-right. We simply want the left to wake the hell up, because we're

Pen y Bont ar Ogwr, Bridgend. The end of the bridge on the river Ogwr. Built in the 15th century based on a design by Dai Bont the leading Welsh bridge designer of the time.

A Welsh language campaign group has called for tourist attractions to use Welsh across their sites and in promotional material to allow tourism to become an ‘indigenous trade, rather than a colonial one’ wp.me/p8Mk4U-Qrt