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Recent uploads
The last upload was November 2010.
Forth Bridge construction: Queensferry cantilever from end of approach viaduct from National Library of Scotland uploaded November 2010
Forth Bridge construction: Works at Inchgarvie, showing completion of lifting platforms from National Library of Scotland uploaded November 2010
Forth Bridge construction: Detail of top member joint from National Library of Scotland uploaded November 2010
Forth Bridge construction: Inchgarvie superstructure, showing erection of skewbacks from National Library of Scotland uploaded November 2010
Forth Bridge construction: Fife superstructure from sea shore from National Library of Scotland uploaded November 2010
Forth Bridge construction: General views from high ground back of South Queensferry from National Library of Scotland uploaded November 2010
Forth Bridge construction: General views from high ground back of South Queensferry from National Library of Scotland uploaded November 2010
Forth Bridge construction: Superstructure, North Side from National Library of Scotland uploaded November 2010
Forth Bridge construction: Superstructure, Fife, 15 Sept. 1886 from National Library of Scotland uploaded November 2010
Forth Bridge construction: Fife S.W. skewback & tubes in construction, 7 Sept. 1886 from National Library of Scotland uploaded November 2010
Canaries which have been rescued from amidst the ruins in shelled areas from National Library of Scotland uploaded June 2010
Army Commander Sir H.S. Horne inspecting machine gun limbers from National Library of Scotland uploaded June 2010
Barracks on wheels for accommodating railway from National Library of Scotland uploaded June 2010
Baupaume Billy, a famous army carrier pigeon now used for breeding from National Library of Scotland uploaded June 2010
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Sir Joseph Ward, General Sir Douglas Haig, Mr. Massey
- Neil Robert Getic said:
Ruins in Tilloy
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incredible face said:
Walking through Tilloy I noticed that the older building still bore the scars of war, the cemetery is peaceful now
Cycle orderlies under fire
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incredible face said:
It is more likely that the cycles have punctures, the normal way for cyclists to fix a puncture is to turn it upside down like this, the man on the ground may be attempting to straighten a bent part of a cycle, modern quick release wheels and better tyres means you are unlikely to see this now