Today we launch the #DeaconBlue Live Audio Archive!🎶 See store here ➡️https://t.co/V5hrbuFhun
We have been recording our live shows since the very early days of the band & today we present 6 shows from 1987 to 2019, mastered for the first time with more to come!💙
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A totally different perspective on Dunnottar Castle. This is taken with my drone at 120m/400 feet looking straight down. It gives a stunning view of the castle and the early morning light.
Don’t forget the Castle does not allow drones during its operating hours.
The full shot from last night over Loch Ness. This was just a single 15 second exposure, I was hoping to use a tracker tonight to get a more detailed capture but there’s too many clouds! Lovely night though.
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TISH! Today In Scotland's History: (12th August 1990) Folk musician & songwriter Roy Murdoch Buchanan Williamson died at just 54. One half of The Corries along with Ronnie Browne, it was Williamson who wrote "Flower of Scotland", now the unofficial Scottish sporting anthem. #TISH
TISH! Today In Scotland's History: (11th August 1892) Poet & journalist Christopher Murray Grieve was born in Langholm. Better known by his pen-name Hugh MacDiarmid, he is widely regarded as the most important Scottish poet of the 20th Century. #TISH
TISH! Today In Scotland's History: (10th August 1935) The Perth Museum and Art Gallery's new building is opened by the Duke and Duchess of York, later to become King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. @CPKMuseums #TISH
TISH! Today In Scotland's History: (9th August 1757) Born in Westerkirk, Dumfriesshire, civil engineer Thomas Telford is credited with building roads, bridges & waterways to open up Scotland including the A74 and the String Road across the centre of Arran. @ICE_engineers#TISH