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#aberdeen

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Peter Nimmo

The container #ship which crashed into the tanker off the #Humber on 10 March is now on its way to #Aberdeen
mastodon.me.uk/@DreadShips/114
DreadShips@mastodon.me.uk - Perhaps surprisingly, Aberdeen has been confirmed as the destination by HM Coastguard. Solong is headed there "for safe berthing".

Feels like a bloody long way to go, given the number of alternatives.

hmcoastguard.uk/news/updates-v

mastodon.me.ukDreadnought Holiday (@DreadShips@mastodon.me.uk)Perhaps surprisingly, Aberdeen has been confirmed as the destination by HM Coastguard. Solong is headed there "for safe berthing". Feels like a bloody long way to go, given the number of alternatives. https://hmcoastguard.uk/news/updates-vessels-incident-coast-east-yorkshire
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Koko

FINALLY, a heritage train in Aberdeen
what a treat to see :3

I was so excited to see this when I found out 37403 was on it, since 37403 is, as you can see, a large logo liveried Class 37 which in my opinion is one of the best liveries the Class 37s carried

Photo taken on a Canon EOS R50 with an RF 18-45mm f/4.5-6.3 lens, edited in Lightroom by my girlfriend, @nycta

please :boost_requested: :3

#trainphotography#heritagetrain#trains
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paul

@ravensrod

Ravens are the largest member of the Corvid (crow) family and substantially bigger than the crow, which is the second largest. The raven is also the world’s largest perching bird. Their considerable size, black feathers and powerful beak lend ravens a somewhat sinister appearance and they frequently feature in folklore and literature. In some cultures ravens are seen as a harbinger of death. In fact ravens are highly intelligent birds with a playful and mischievous nature, and the ability to feel empathy with each other. They mate for life.

Adaptable ravens can be found in a variety of habitats and they eat most things including carrion. Long before sanitation ravens were found in large towns and cities, scavenging on dead animals, butchers’ waste and the detritus of human life found in the street. Once widespread, ravens were driven to the west and north of Britain, persecuted by gamekeepers and farmers. Following many years of legal protection ravens are now spreading eastwards to inhabit former haunts.

britishwildlifecentre.co.uk/pl

i don't think you get #ravens in #aberdeen.

British Wildlife Centre · Ravens - British Wildlife CentreRaven – Corvus corax Distribution Ravens are the largest member of the Corvid (crow) family and substantially bigger than the crow, which is the second largest. The raven is also the world’s largest perching bird. Their considerable size, black feathers and powerful beak lend ravens a somewhat sinister appearance and they frequently feature in folklore […]
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