- Thu, 12:38: RT @LloydLlewJ: The Pickle Sisters - a vaudeville group from the 1920s - I kid you not! https://t.co/Ui9n2ppav4
- Thu, 12:40: RT @FeathersOz: Cockatoos in the big city. The squad has arrived https://t.co/vYQ66IDCey
- Thu, 13:28: RT @aflashbak: Michael Peto: Foggy day in Dundee, 1959 https://t.co/GmvB9SCTuO
- Thu, 16:23: RT @AMNH: Next time you eat an avocado, thank a giant ground sloth—like Lestodon! It ate avocados whole, traveled, & then pooped, depositin…
- Thu, 16:24: RT @nationaltrust: On #WorldRangerDay, we’re saying thanks to our staff and volunteer rangers for looking after the coast and countryside,…
- Thu, 16:32: RT @ticiaverveer: The remains of 86 people in stone-lined graves were found on an island off the coast of Wales. 4th- 8th centuries AD ht…
- Thu, 16:34: RT @edinburghcastle: A6. Not a view many people will have seen, but here is Edinburgh Castle from the air. What an amazing view! #ScotlandH…
- Thu, 16:36: RT @dinnerwithjulie: If Instagram existed in the sixties we’d all be like https://t.co/z2J1UyTlOa
- Thu, 18:50: Mating echidnas of Moonie keep outback family up all night, but citizen science provides silver lining https://t.co/DH58F07n1e via @abcnews
- Thu, 19:37: RT @kateStrasdin: Broad stripes of white and purple #taffeta have been arranged across skirt and bodice to make an early #1860s dress made…
- Thu, 19:45: RT @michaelsheen: This beautiful Hopper-like picture is from South of the river: London before gentrification – in pictures | Art and desig…
- Thu, 19:47: RT @DaveKIRO7: And you thought YOU had problems with decisions made by your HOA! Goats were brought in to clear out buffer zones in an Issa…
- Thu, 19:48: RT @PulpLibrarian: #YorkshireDay facts: Leeds train station was rebuilt in 1967 as a homage to 'A Clockwork Orange' by Anthony Burgess. htt…
- Thu, 19:49: RT @PulpLibrarian: The glamour of Filey. LNER travel poster of 1925, by RE Higgins. #YorkshireDay https://t.co/CNy5YKGDrE
- Thu, 20:22: RT @qikipedia: Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time. MARTHE TROLY-CURTIN
- Thu, 20:23: RT @SirWilliamD: Sheep going to the slaughter, early morning near the Caledonian Road, London, 1965 by Don McCullin. The past is a differen…
- Thu, 20:26: RT @VeryFineLibrary: The tiny coffins of Arthur's Seat @Beathhigh @NtlMuseumsScot @FacultyScot https://t.co/MtRKqOxyVs
- Fri, 04:49: RT @_RomanBritain: During his early 20thC excavations at the Roman fort at Newstead, James Curle found several beautiful parade helmets and…
- Fri, 05:24: RT @northbird_ellen: Adapted to live in the realm of air, water and earth, sing endless tunes, birds have fascinated people since the dawn…
- Fri, 06:41: RT @whatgrandmawore: 1865 @metmuseum evening dress. Skirts during the 1860s became fuller at the back and flatter at the front. Such a skir…
- Fri, 06:56: RT @PulpLibrarian: A number of Northumbrian words came from the mining industry: a "pit yakkor" is someone who isn't good at their job, whi…
- Fri, 06:58: RT @WildlifeTrusts: Only have a small garden and short on time? Consider adding a mini pond to your patch, it can be as easy as re-purposin…
