Cor ChalMac (neo-oifigeil)⚠️YELLOW #Oban #Lismore 3Apr Due to tidal conditions, an amended timetable operates. Please see: http://www.calm.ac/15
Source: https://nitter.net/CalMac_Updates/status/2039958478458925343#m
⚠️YELLOW #Oban #Lismore 30Mar Due to adverse weather, this service is liable to disruption or cancellation at short notice, with morning sailings at a heightened risk.
Source: https://nitter.net/CalMac_Updates/status/2038480323609034952#m
❌ RED #Oban #Lismore 29Mar Due to continuing adverse weather, this service has been cancelled for the remainder of the day.
Source: https://nitter.net/CalMac_Updates/status/2038197371360645326#m
🔶 AMBER #Oban #Lismore 29Mar Due to adverse weather, the 10:00 sailing from Oban and the 11:00 sailing from Lismore are cancelled.
There will be a review by approx. 12:00 for the 16:00 from Oban.
Source: https://nitter.net/CalMac_Updates/status/2038128058893258990#m
⚠️YELLOW #Oban #Lismore 30Mar Due to adverse weather, this service is liable to disruption or cancellation at short notice, with morning sailings at a heightened risk.
Source: https://nitter.net/CalMac_Updates/status/2037927245377847555#m
🔶 AMBER #Oban #Lismore 29Mar Due to adverse weather, the 10:00 sailing from Oban and the 11:00 sailing from Lismore are cancelled.
There will be a review by approx. 12:00 for the 16:00 from Oban.
Source: https://nitter.net/CalMac_Updates/status/2037927092403232945#m
amyfallon
This Is My GlasgowModern stained glass in the Lismore pub in the Partick area of Glasgow. It's one of a series of windows which depict traditional Highland life and its destruction during the Highland Clearances of the late 18th Century. The bullseye glass in the window at the back is a particularly nice detail.
#glasgow #stainedglass #architecture #architecturephotography #lismore #partick #thelismore #window #stainedglasswindow
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Peter Riley‘No more empty homes while people are homeless’: the squatters being evicted from the northern rivers’ ‘buyback’ homes
Since the catastrophic floods of 2022, just 41 homes in the Northern Rivers have been raised, retrofitted or relocated. Far more have been bought back – and those living in them have been told to leave