Bren MacNeil 🏴🏴🏳️🌈
@brenmacneil.bsky.social
½ Welsh, ½ Scottish,
Tour Guide,
Film & TV nut, Cinema fan, Trekkie,
History nerd, Map nerd
Architecture nut, Graveyard fan,
Gay, Goth, Pagan
Record Collector (70s/80s)
Model Railways
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Tour Guide,
Film & TV nut, Cinema fan, Trekkie,
History nerd, Map nerd
Architecture nut, Graveyard fan,
Gay, Goth, Pagan
Record Collector (70s/80s)
Model Railways
...
Yule, Saturnalia and the rest ;-)
December 25, 2024 at 9:23 AM
Yule, Saturnalia and the rest ;-)
Reposted by Bren MacNeil 🏴🏴🏳️🌈
Part 4/4 🎬
The @govanstones.bsky.social Hogbacks are possibly the most interesting group of early medieval carved stones in the Northern Brittonic world, being produced by a Strathclyde that came into being as a direct result of the 870 Viking capture of their Alt Clut (Dumbarton Rock) caput.
The @govanstones.bsky.social Hogbacks are possibly the most interesting group of early medieval carved stones in the Northern Brittonic world, being produced by a Strathclyde that came into being as a direct result of the 870 Viking capture of their Alt Clut (Dumbarton Rock) caput.
November 19, 2024 at 2:17 PM
Part 4/4 🎬
The @govanstones.bsky.social Hogbacks are possibly the most interesting group of early medieval carved stones in the Northern Brittonic world, being produced by a Strathclyde that came into being as a direct result of the 870 Viking capture of their Alt Clut (Dumbarton Rock) caput.
The @govanstones.bsky.social Hogbacks are possibly the most interesting group of early medieval carved stones in the Northern Brittonic world, being produced by a Strathclyde that came into being as a direct result of the 870 Viking capture of their Alt Clut (Dumbarton Rock) caput.
Reposted by Bren MacNeil 🏴🏴🏳️🌈
Part 3 🎬
The Viking-Age Govan Hogbacks are possibly the most interesting group of early medieval carved stones in the Northern #Brittonic world, being produced by a #Strathclyde kingdom that came into being as a direct result of the AD 870 #Viking capture of their Alt Clut (Dumbarton Rock) caput.
The Viking-Age Govan Hogbacks are possibly the most interesting group of early medieval carved stones in the Northern #Brittonic world, being produced by a #Strathclyde kingdom that came into being as a direct result of the AD 870 #Viking capture of their Alt Clut (Dumbarton Rock) caput.
November 19, 2024 at 2:17 PM
Part 3 🎬
The Viking-Age Govan Hogbacks are possibly the most interesting group of early medieval carved stones in the Northern #Brittonic world, being produced by a #Strathclyde kingdom that came into being as a direct result of the AD 870 #Viking capture of their Alt Clut (Dumbarton Rock) caput.
The Viking-Age Govan Hogbacks are possibly the most interesting group of early medieval carved stones in the Northern #Brittonic world, being produced by a #Strathclyde kingdom that came into being as a direct result of the AD 870 #Viking capture of their Alt Clut (Dumbarton Rock) caput.
Reposted by Bren MacNeil 🏴🏴🏳️🌈
Part 2 🎬
The Viking-Age Govan Hogbacks are possibly the most interesting group of early medieval carved stones in the Northern #Brittonic world, being produced by a #Strathclyde kingdom that came into being as a direct result of the AD 870 #Viking capture of their Alt Clut (Dumbarton Rock) caput.
The Viking-Age Govan Hogbacks are possibly the most interesting group of early medieval carved stones in the Northern #Brittonic world, being produced by a #Strathclyde kingdom that came into being as a direct result of the AD 870 #Viking capture of their Alt Clut (Dumbarton Rock) caput.
November 19, 2024 at 2:17 PM
Part 2 🎬
The Viking-Age Govan Hogbacks are possibly the most interesting group of early medieval carved stones in the Northern #Brittonic world, being produced by a #Strathclyde kingdom that came into being as a direct result of the AD 870 #Viking capture of their Alt Clut (Dumbarton Rock) caput.
The Viking-Age Govan Hogbacks are possibly the most interesting group of early medieval carved stones in the Northern #Brittonic world, being produced by a #Strathclyde kingdom that came into being as a direct result of the AD 870 #Viking capture of their Alt Clut (Dumbarton Rock) caput.