UK shows off hydrogen-power trains
November 15, 2021
At the climate conference, the UK shows off two approaches to hydrogen-powered trains that would be emission-free
At the climate conference, the UK shows off two approaches to hydrogen-powered trains that would be emission-free
Scotland’s latest tourism attraction is a unique-in-the-world digital trail that links all thirteen of the country’s Unesco World Heritage sites, from isolated islands, iconic bridges,
A controversial project to link Northern Ireland by tunnel to Great Britain is getting a serious look.
Electric planes set for short-hop Scotland route, and Boeing promises planes that can burn renewable fuels.
PHeymont shares some views of Highland clouds and the lakes below them.
Unable to get permission to visit his Manx girlfriend, he jet-skis 40km to see her, and ends up with a month of jail.
In a standoff with Kafkaeque overtone, it’s legal to fly but illegal to get to the airport.
Bob Cranwell spots this interesting and unusual car at his local grocery store.
Ian Cook shares an interesting and neglected piece of English and Scottish history — the tale behind Malcolm’s Cross
A monumental tribute to a queen stands in a distinctly non-monumental location in Edinburgh’s borough of Leith.
At the climate conference, the UK shows off two approaches to hydrogen-powered trains that would be emission-free
Scotland’s latest tourism attraction is a unique-in-the-world digital trail that links all thirteen of the country’s Unesco World Heritage sites,
A controversial project to link Northern Ireland by tunnel to Great Britain is getting a serious look.
Electric planes set for short-hop Scotland route, and Boeing promises planes that can burn renewable fuels.
PHeymont shares some views of Highland clouds and the lakes below them.
Unable to get permission to visit his Manx girlfriend, he jet-skis 40km to see her, and ends up with a month of jail.
In a standoff with Kafkaeque overtone, it’s legal to fly but illegal to get to the airport.
Bob Cranwell spots this interesting and unusual car at his local grocery store.
Ian Cook shares an interesting and neglected piece of English and Scottish history — the tale behind Malcolm’s Cross
A monumental tribute to a queen stands in a distinctly non-monumental location in Edinburgh’s borough of Leith.