Stock images and prints of the BBC Scotland’s Headquaters on Pacific Quay, Glasgow. March 6th – It was on this day in 1923 that Scotland’s first radio broadcast took place from Rex House in Bath Street, Glasgow. Today, BBC Scotland broadcasts from Pacific Quay.

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Stock images and prints of Flora MacDonald. March 5th -It was on this day in 1790, that Flora MacDonald, died. She helped the fleeing Bonnie Prince Charlie escape from Scotland after the Battle of Culloden.

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Stock images and prints of red Telephone boxes in the Royal Mile of Edinbugh.

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Stock images and prints of Culzean Castle. Robert Adam redesigned Culzean Castle in South Ayrshire, which now belongs to the National Trust for Scotland.

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Stock image of illuminated steps. I was trying to find a composition for a cityscape image in Stirling when I spotted these illuminated steps.

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Prints and stock images of the Smuggler’s cave in Alva Glen. Technically, I guess it’s not really a cave at all but the gaping entrance to a rather narrow ravine through which gushes the Alva Burn.

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**UPDATE** Images of the damaged sculpture have been added – see below and my “Man in Motion” sculpture gallery. Now this is a shame. The sculpture, by Andy Scott, known as “Man in Motion” and situated on the Muirside Roundabout in Tullibody, Clackmannanshire, was hit by a car last night (12/2/2011) with devastating effect. Brian [...]

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It was on this day . . . February 13th – It was on this day in 1692 that a Royalist force, commanded by Captain Robert Campbell of Glenlyon, carried out the Massacre of Glencoe To see similar images, go to my Glen Coe gallery Thirty-eight men, women and children lost their lives in the [...]

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