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Traffic Scotland gives you the real-time information you need about Scotland’s trunk road network
Traffic Scotland has a tracker that lets you know which roads have been gritted lately, and by which gritter. Because they all have names.
Favorite one spotted so far: CHARLES RENNIE MACKENSLUSH.
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Snow gritter map, only in Scotland 🙂
turned to sorrow // fakespoetry (here is the original posting of this!) @rvbrarepairweekdos tagging you to make sure this in particular gets reblogged and doesn't slip through the cracks! thank you! :D
The real way to tell if you're proper Cornish is whether you get all the gritter name puns or not.
if you feel up to it: ship bingo for grif/bitters :3c
None of this is negative! They’re just a fascinating little ship to me~
Thank you for the ask!! I love exploring smaller ships
Wanna ask me for more? Love talking ships!!
BOOM new ship bingo because the other ones i’ve seen don’t cater enough to me specifically
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A child’s day in winter, captured by Edna Eicke for The New Yorker in the 1950s.
Scotland's gritter names are hilarious
All the best Scottish gritter names for 2020 and how to track them - Daily Record
Scotland has been naming its fleet of gritters for more than 14 years now - and they have become known the world over ever since.
