‘The presence of the oceans touches every living thing no matter where it lives. The air we breathe and the water we consume are ultimately linked to the seas. The ocean drives our weather and stabilises our climate. Nowhere is more powerful and unforgiving, yet more beautiful and endlessly fascinating.’ Read More
Category: Sustainability & Environment
‘The presence of the oceans touches every living thing no matter where it lives. The air we breathe and the water we consume are ultimately linked to the seas. The ocean drives our weather and stabilises our climate. Nowhere is more powerful and unforgiving, yet more beautiful and endlessly fascinating.’ Read More
‘The presence of the oceans touches every living thing no matter where it lives. The air we breathe and the water we consume are ultimately linked to the seas. The ocean drives our weather and stabilises our climate. Nowhere is more powerful and unforgiving, yet more beautiful and endlessly fascinating.’ Read More
‘The presence of the oceans touches every living thing no matter where it lives. The air we breathe and the water we consume are ultimately linked to the seas. The ocean drives our weather and stabilises our climate. Nowhere is more powerful and unforgiving, yet more beautiful and endlessly fascinating.’ Read More
‘The presence of the oceans touches every living thing no matter where it lives. The air we breathe and the water we consume are ultimately linked to the seas. The ocean drives our weather and stabilises our climate. Nowhere is more powerful and unforgiving, yet more beautiful and endlessly fascinating.’ Read More
AS Spring approaches and we await the glorious flowering of rhododendrons around Scotland, we should pause to reflect on the fact that they are really a dangerous alien invasive species, not native to our shores. Rhododendrons were first brought here in 1763 from Spain, to add a dash of colour to our gardens. They quickly […]
AS Spring approaches and we await the glorious flowering of rhododendrons around Scotland, we should pause to reflect on the fact that they are really a dangerous alien invasive species, not native to our shores. Rhododendrons were first brought here in 1763 from Spain, to add a dash of colour to our gardens. They quickly […]
AS Spring approaches and we await the glorious flowering of rhododendrons around Scotland, we should pause to reflect on the fact that they are really a dangerous alien invasive species, not native to our shores. Rhododendrons were first brought here in 1763 from Spain, to add a dash of colour to our gardens. They quickly […]
A PLAINTIVE image on the excellent Lost Glasgow website carries echoes of my family’s history. It’s the hallway of the Grand Hotel at Charing Cross in 1968, taken just days before it closed for good, and then demolished to make way for the M8 motorway. Read More
A PLAINTIVE image on the excellent Lost Glasgow website carries echoes of my family’s history. It’s the hallway of the Grand Hotel at Charing Cross in 1968, taken just days before it closed for good, and then demolished to make way for the M8 motorway. Read More