Susanna Reece
@susannareece.bsky.social
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Law, knitting, botany, Italian in descending order of competence. Oxford, Shetland and Italy.
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Around #LakeIseo #LagoIseo in #Pisogne #Lombardia #Italia
A view of boats on Lake Iseo in Pisogne, Italy with mountains and blue skies A view of Lake Iseo in Pisogne, Italy with a ferry port, blue and white posts and greenery in the water and a background of mountains and blue skies A sculpture of two fish skeletons hanging vertically on the lakeside in Pisogne, Italy with buildings and mountains in the background A statue of a white horse with its head looking down on the lakeside in Pisogne, Italy with buildings and mountains in the background
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eicathomefinn.bsky.social
For reasons, it would be v. helpful to have information from a broad range of academic and non-academic (incl. GLAM) users of the BBC Written Archives OTHER THAN historians, briefly on: 1) What you've used it for and 2) How the proposed changes would impact on your research.

Reposts welcomed.
Historians dismayed by ‘scandal’ of BBC cutting access to...
Critics say new limit to trove of information sounds knell for independent research
observer.co.uk
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andrewcutting.coe.int
“Over the last 70 years, the #ECHR has repeatedly stepped in when domestic courts were unable to provide the protection we now take for granted and cherish,” says the UK’s outgoing judge at the European Court of Human Rights👇

🔗 www.lawgazette.co.uk/news/ecthr-m... via @lawsocietygazette.bsky.social
ECtHR 'more necessary and relevant' now, says outgoing UK judge
Leading silk says he 'hardly recognises' the good work of the ECHR from recent criticism of Strasbourg court.
www.lawgazette.co.uk
susannareece.bsky.social
Around #LakeIseo #LagoIseo in #Pisogne #Lombardia #Italia
A view of boats on Lake Iseo in Pisogne, Italy with mountains and blue skies A view of Lake Iseo in Pisogne, Italy with a ferry port, blue and white posts and greenery in the water and a background of mountains and blue skies A sculpture of two fish skeletons hanging vertically on the lakeside in Pisogne, Italy with buildings and mountains in the background A statue of a white horse with its head looking down on the lakeside in Pisogne, Italy with buildings and mountains in the background
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bsbibotany.bsky.social
Want to up your #WildFlowerID game this winter?
We just launched our Winter Webinar programme!
7-8pm, every Tuesday from 4 Nov - 10 Feb.
Thanks to funding from @daera-ni.gov.uk, these 10 great plant ID webinars are FREE for all of you to attend!
Programme & booking links: bsbi.org/botanical-sk...
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amwilson.bsky.social
This book means more to me than any other book I have written. I want to get copies into the hands of everyone who cares about opera or is interested in the broader cultural history of our country.

Please consider buying a copy. Thank you. 🙏

global.oup.com/academic/pro...
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tmr65.bsky.social
Always look up, Rome edition (but not Sistine Chapel, questo è proibito!). This is the baroque ceiling fresco of Chiesa di Sant'Ignazio di Loyola representing the life of Ignatius of Loyola, a founder of the Catholic order of the Society of Jesus. The late Francis was the first pope of this order.
A highly ornate ceiling depicting holy works of a saint executed in a trompe l'œil fashion. Large numbers of angels feature. Three windows are  at the top and three windows are at the bottom of the image.
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operarara.bsky.social
And to discover more women composers from both the past and present, join our colleagues from the Donne Foundation on Saturday @royalalberthall.bsky.social for their Fortissima concert - a femmage to the heroines of music: www.royalalberthall.com/tickets/even...
www.royalalberthall.com
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rorycj.bsky.social
We won! #Movers&Shakers won the Gold award for Impact at the #BritishPodcastAwards
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latimes.com
Jane Goodall, the trailblazing naturalist whose intimate observations of chimpanzees in the African wild produced powerful insights that transformed basic conceptions of humankind, has died. She was 91.

Read more about her legacy www.latimes.com/obituaries/s...
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borisgiltburg.bsky.social
The last prelude of the Rachmaninov cycle – unknown, and undeservedly so!! Such a magnificent close to the entire cycle!

You can hear all 24 from @southbankcentre.bsky.social on @bbcradio3bot.bsky.social at 19:30 UK time today (or at any point in the next 30 days): www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...
susannareece.bsky.social
I was once asked by some tourists on the High Street in Oxford where the ‘comic book store’ was and I spotted that the map they had on their phone was of Oxford Mississippi. I don’t think they believed me!
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bestforbritain.org
‘For a sense of how much Moldova has mattered to Putin, one only has to look at how much Russia has spent to rig this election and the widespread bomb threats.’

Great piece on the significance of the Moldova election by @snellarthur.bsky.social. ~AA

bestforbritain.substack.com/p/in-their-d...
In their defiance of Putin the bravery of Moldovans cannot be overstated
By Arthur Snell
bestforbritain.substack.com
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drjeball.bsky.social
A #Roman figurine of a lizard, carved from a single piece of hyaline quartz. It was found in a Gallo-Roman tomb in Belgium, where it was buried as part of an assortment of grave goods about 2000 years ago (📷 MFAH, Brussels) 🏺 AncientBlueSky #Archaeology #RomanArchaeology
susannareece.bsky.social
Target now achieved 😍
susannareece.bsky.social
Museum still needs donations to keep Iron Age hoard - please support if you can
susannareece.bsky.social
Please help the Oxfordshire Museum acquire some local treasure! www.friendsoftom.org.uk/acquisitions...
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ronmac11.bsky.social
Should have flown off Fair Isle this morning but flights cancelled, may be here a few more days but there are benefits!
#birds
Close shave with a fulmar. Barred warbler. Sparrow hawk trapped and ringed, about to be released.
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andybrockman.bsky.social
“This Oxfordshire hoard, buried nearly 2,000 years ago, really belongs to all of Oxfordshire residents.'
Angie Bolton, curator of archaeology, Oxfordshire museum service

But the sad fact is, under current legislation, Treasure Hoards can be sold for private profit, broken up and never seen again.
Time running out to save metal detectorist's hoard
Time is running out to help Friends of the Oxfordshire Museum acquire an Iron Age hoard discovered by a metal detectorist near Henley.
www.thisisoxfordshire.co.uk
susannareece.bsky.social
Really beautiful, Charlotte, words and picture. Just right for today.
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cstrawbridgeart.bsky.social
Fox sits in gold and brambles, as the crisp air draws near.
He breathes out, accepting this shift in the year.
Cold is returning, inviting him to retreat.
As the trees speak of change and the hope of release.
No need to hold tightly, just trust and know.
Autumn Equinox teaches the spirit to let go.
Fox sitting in a circle of gold, acorns, leaves and blackberries
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womensartbluesky.bsky.social
Sarah Ross-Thompson, fine art printmaker based on the West Coast of Scotland #ReframingWomenPrintmakers
Print featuring a blue seascape with rocky shore and cliffs in the background right
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linguagroover.bsky.social
🕺Saw it last month… here’s an inside view.
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lizaadamczewski.bsky.social
Love a bit of lichen hunting at the beach or anywhere really
Lichens growing on rocks at the beach