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Copenhagen has snazzy cycle lanes, but tourists who don’t make it further than the (very) Little Mermaid might be surprised to find that Danish cycling infrastructure extends across the country, often connecting small rural towns. This is the cycle route between Humlebaek, north of Copenhagen, and Fredensborg. It’s a journey of about 10km, which youContinue reading “Rural Cycling Infrastructure”

That @jbwhitesnake and @barclaypeter7 with @PhantomPower14 and yours truly. #ScottishIndependence

Interview with Iain Forsyth and John Hannah, ISP candidates in upcoming Scottish council by-elections in Inverness West and East Livingston & East Calder.

Rural cycle paths and even the busy tourist harbour town of Hornbaek are noticeably litter-free As a long-term immigrant in someone else’s country there are things that you become accustomed to. In Denmark, one of those things is the absence of litter. It does exist, but on the whole, city streets and rural areas areContinue reading “Wha’s like us?”

This interview deals mainly with the recently-released two-part documentary on Michael Collins, but touches on present day politics in both Ireland and Scotland. “Paddy has performed his sold-out historical entertainments all over Ireland and beyond. His latest projects are online documentaries on Wolfe Tone and Michael Collins. “Paddy is a multi-platform entertainer, MC, Speaker andContinue reading “IndyScotNews Videocast #2: Interview with Paddy Cullivan on Michael Collins”

Link to Iain Lawson blog being discussed in this videocast: https://yoursforscotlandcom.wordpress.com/2021/06/21/as-excuses-go-110/ Link to blog by Stuart Campbell from October 2020 on the same subject: https://wingsoverscotland.com/quick-questions-for-colin/#more-120062 Audio version on this videocast on #SoundCloud https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/ufebxC9vVize78gi9

Satirical collage artist Dave describes himself as an ‘immature irritant to the powerful with a pirate copy of Photoshop and no social filter’. You’ll find him on Twitter at @DaveLukewarm

E-Bike Ride to the Hornbaek – 18 kilometres on cycle paths and rural roads.