We'll be on Radio Cumbria today around 1215/1220. Here's the BBC Sounds link, available for a month after around 2pm today. You'll find it around 2hr 15mins in:
https://t.co/4czg8HeevI
Our new red book with Dr Sarah Rose📕and News release📰following the launch celebration🎉
“This is a major milestone in our project(…)We welcome volunteers who wish to contribute to the documentation of their local history” - Sir Roland Jackson, chairman of the CCHT📜
Our new red book with Dr Sarah Rose📕and News release📰following the launch celebration🎉
“This is a major milestone in our project(…)We welcome volunteers who wish to contribute to the documentation of their local history” - Sir Roland Jackson, chairman of the CCHT📜
Our overall winner for the Hunter Davies Lakeland Book of the Year Award 2025 goes to
‘Cumbria 1000 Years of Maps by William D Shannon.’ A lifetime of love for the Lakeland landscape is expressed in this work, published by @ByLakeland
We're in the final week of #LowtherMedievalCastle phase 3 & much progress! In the ringwork castle trench we have (we think) a post hole & post pad to evidence interior structures, & Norman-era local gritty ware pottery from the bank for dating (+ the Victorian summer house!) 1/4
🎇🙂We could not be more delighted that our very own Dr Sarah Rose was honoured with a @VCH_London Outstanding Contribution Award last week.🙂🎇
https://t.co/oSgUV7yCoD
Transcription help: letter from Stanley to Tyndall (1880): "I suppose that the Telegraphic m[ee]t[in]g will take up the ev[en]ing—otherwise the Professor c[ou]ld be spared for an hour. [Please] do not take [pains] to answer, [as I shall] [???] that the [???] is [???]."
#histsci
Not posting much on here now but couldn't resist views from Striding and Swirral edges today. Wonderful winter conditions, except for unconsolidated deep snow drifts #Cumbria
An overlong review essay of Metropolitan Science: London Sites and Cultures of Knowledge and Practice, c. 1600–1800 by Rebekah Higgitt & Jasmine Kilburn-Toppin with Noah Moxham
https://t.co/3uJhCWI5Tu
This week’s Place of the Week is Arthuret in north #Cumbria
Arthuret encompasses a number of villages including Longtown, which featured in this week’s Fact of the Week
Find out more at… https://t.co/A47FPujtqJ
I'm finding Bluesky intriguing and interesting, because it is so customisable and controllable as a user, but I can't quite make out all the followers who have recently piled in.