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@callunavulgaris@mastodon.scot
2026-07-29 12:37:45

Hello. Can anyone tell me if the Britannia Panopticon in #Glasgow is open for viewing Thurs or Fri afternoons? I've read that it is but I really had to dig for that information so I'm a bit wary of trusting it. I was lucky enough to see inside 27 or 28 years or so ago and would love to visit again even though I found it a very spooky space.

@elduvelle@neuromatch.social
2026-05-27 18:39:40

A nice flower from my new (shared) garden
#NatureIsBeautiful #Glasgow #Bloomscrolling

photo of a blue flower with three main petals, they are light purple with streaks of blue. Behind them are three other white and blue petals ending in a pure blue pattern. The background, blurry, is made of large grass leaves with a touch of sun on some of them.
@elduvelle@neuromatch.social
2026-06-09 21:46:27

Ahahaa we love a good summer in #Glasgow 😅
(I'm not complaining! would much rather have this than a heatwave...)
#Weather

Screenshot of my weather app saying that the weather for this week in Glasgow will be: rain, rain, rain rain and.. rain with temperatures every day between 6 and 16 degrees C
@elduvelle@neuromatch.social
2026-06-06 16:26:50

Some nice birds from #Glasgow (seen along the Kelvin river and the Forth & Clyde canal)
photos: @…
#NatureIsBeautiful

Photo of a moorhen protecting her (?) eggs in her nest, the next is on the water and made of a lot of large green grass, the moorhen is brown with a black front and a very bright red beak
Photo of a female duck on the canal, she is light and dark brown, the water is rippling a bit around here with green and brown leaves on the surface
Photo of a bird singing on a branch, only the shape of the bird is visible as he is dark on a lighter background, there are dark green leaves all around and behind
Photo of a wet heron standing in the slope of a sort of dam, his front feathers are white grey and wet, he has long skinny orange legs, he is looking to the right with his pointy, deadly beak