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Закат • Sunset 💫 Дон • Don

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A German PzKpfw IV medium tank crosses a 24 tonne pontoon bridge over the river Don - July 1942. The Don river runs for some 1200 miles to the Sea of Azov, near Rostov
Recent work for my project Grail Overfloweth, charting the River Don, Yorkshire from its source to the end.
Mary Queen of Scots (Josie Rourke, 2018) Poldullie Bridge Strathdon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland (UK) Bridge over the River Don Type: arch bridge.
Vintage travel poster of the Brig o’ Balgownie, Aberdeen, Scotland, for the London, Midland & Scottish railway (LMS) ca. 1924. Artwork by Algernon Talmage (1871-1939).

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Mother Earth Sculpture By Andy Scott Grandholm Village Aberdeen Scotland by Dano-Photography Via Flickr: This sculpture is sited at Grandholm Village, Aberdeen. Grandholm Village was built by Cala Homes on the site of a former mill Aberdeen City Council instructed Cala Homes to provide a suitable artwork for the area. The commission was awarded to Andy Scott Public Art of Glasgow. The sculpture was created by Andy Scott and his assistant at the time, George Potter, and took around 6 months to complete, being installed on site in 2005. The theme chosen was one of a female figure to represent a kind of 'Mother Earth ' figure. She is draped in a steel 'fabric' to represent the cloth weave of the Crombie Textile Mills, which once occupied the site. The big cats or leopards are representative of those incorporated in the city of Aberdeen's coat of arms. The work involved a welded steel technique, using a variety of different bars and plates, including profile cut 'spots' for the leopards.
Don - Sunset