Saving The Hill House

Charles Rennie Mackintosh is a renowned architect and Artist. His famous Hill House has been suffering from the elements. There are solutions underway. This video explains the details:

The company that made the chain-mail for the Hill House also makes these products.

Here's more info about Charles Rennie Mackintosh

Pterosaur in Scotland

For those fascinated by old bones, here's an interesting article: Largest Jurassic pterosaur on record unearthed in Scotland.

Can you imagine standing on the Isle of Skye as these huge flying creatures circle about looking for their fish dinners?

Tweets

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We’re lighting up in yellow to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine.

Since 1989, #Edinburgh has been twinned with #Kyiv and the residents of our twin city are in our thoughts. #StandWithUkraine pic.twitter.com/jnwyA5rNtt
— Edinburgh Castle (@edinburghcastle) March 1, 2022

Tile detail: The Hill House. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1904. pic.twitter.com/47gGU7EfDE
— Duille (@DuilleDesign) June 19, 2019

Budding architects can follow in the footsteps of the great Charles Rennie Mackintosh by building their own Hill House out of Lego! Purchase your own in store or online ➡️ https://t.co/JEN2KBKYKW 🏡💘@N_T_S #thehillhouse pic.twitter.com/wN07Bgv3Zz
— The Hill House (@TheHillHouseNTS) February 26, 2022

Detail: Writing desk for The Hill House. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1904. pic.twitter.com/xJuefE0uWu
— Duille (@DuilleDesign) February 23, 2022

Dolly the sheep was the first adult animal in the world to be cloned, and became arguably the world's most famous sheep as he changed the future of science forever. 🐑 pic.twitter.com/P7AEPnCqAv
— Scottish Express (@ScotExpress) February 23, 2022

FACT. 💙 pic.twitter.com/RuUAS3cRK3
— ✨Lentil Pentil✨ (@Lenniesaurus) February 21, 2022

WHERE IN SCOTLAND?

Where is this?

This is a detail from an image that appears somewhere on Undiscovered Scotland. Please reply with your answers. We'll award kudos to the first correct response before posting the next in the series tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/bmYv2XmWxZ
— Undiscovered Scotland (@UndisScot) February 21, 2022

Experts believe that 1,700 years ago, the Picts recorded their own names on carved stones in Aberdeenshire using a symbolic language - but we've yet to decipher it ⚒️

Uncover more about the Picts in #Scots and English: https://t.co/9Qoj9pFRbO #InternationalMotherLanguageDay pic.twitter.com/1q2a7MOhcv
— Dig It! (@DigItScotland) February 21, 2022

Ahead of International Day of Women and Girls in Science tomorrow, it's the perfect time to revisit our #ScotFriendlyBookTour video with @AnnaDohertyIllu, all about mathematician extraordinaire, Ada Lovelace!

Available to watch on demand now 👇https://t.co/zLP3t2c4uA pic.twitter.com/lj8IsJqy7R
— Scottish Book Trust (@scottishbktrust) February 10, 2022

November 28, 1872, Scottish science writer and polymath Mary Somerville died #OTD. Her book “Physical Geography” (1848) was the first textbook on the subject in English and her most popular work 🌐https://t.co/CSWb0eXuK5 pic.twitter.com/OSvw6OUf0X
— History_of_Geology (@Geology_History) November 28, 2021

Another short walk inland from the seafront there are some lovely woodland walks to inspire me.
New life beginning to show signs of spring.#abstractart #affordableart #scottishartist #scottishart #contemporaryabstractart #galleryart #fineart #abstractartforsale #artforsale pic.twitter.com/dyCHOIHcXZ
— GrahamMcLachlanArtist (@GMcLArtist1) February 7, 2022

'Red Door Angel' Up Close
60 x 60 cm
View more available works herehttps://t.co/tQ0oN0VnSF #portraitart #scottishartists #oilpainting #oiloncanvas #scottishartist #art #scottishart #artist #scotland #artistsoninstagram #contemporaryart #scottishartists #painting #glasgowartist pic.twitter.com/WfJrrFiTvJ
— Gerard M Burns (@gerardmburns) February 7, 2022

Morning #elevenseshour I’ve added 2 more ceramic art tiles professionally printed from my original watercolour collages & they come with own their little easel to display #tbch @BritishCrafting #scottishart
https://t.co/vU5xalup8W pic.twitter.com/Wgt4gN1wZk
— Sixpenny Studio (@SixpennyStudio) February 9, 2022

“Plants, patterns and People”, oil on canvas, 1965. Private collection. #glasgowartist #scottishart pic.twitter.com/qVwGU1sPnN
— Norman Gilbert ART (@NormanGilbert26) February 6, 2022

At exactly 10pm, #OTD 69 years ago, a postbox in Liberton was blown up by a gelignite bomb because it was marked "E II R"
The new queen's regnal name, "Elizabeth the 2nd" was offensive to many Scots, as Scotland hadn't had an Elizabeth the 1st.#OldWeirdScotland pic.twitter.com/0c8d5QiZEa
— Old Weird Scotland (@WeirdScotland) February 12, 2022

The classic Loch Achtriochtan in Glen Coe, and some nice late afternoon light… #glencoe #scotland @VisitScotland @CanonUKandIE @FormattHitech @N_T_S @hiddenscotland_
Insta https://t.co/etkSkiBIs2 pic.twitter.com/VOzKnCrXOD
— marc pickering (lochgmarcp) (@marcp85) February 12, 2022

Aurora hunting in Scotland can be boring. Sometimes you just get a small green band for ages, but when you’re about to call it quits & head home you get 3 whole minutes of glorious aurora & it makes it all worthwhile 😍 @TamithaSkov @NightLights_AM @SeanBattyTV @VisitScotland pic.twitter.com/TUoE91po88
— Hargi (@hargi_) February 12, 2022

Many have a special place in their hearts in Scotland for Meat Loafhttps://t.co/7CuNMRVGAv
— The Herald (@heraldscotland) January 21, 2022

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