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Some of the old hydroelectric equipment in the power house at Cragside. #victorianengineering #scienceeducation #sciencetechnologyengineeringmath

Cragside in Northumberland was bought in 1862 to build a small holiday home. He then spent the next forty years building a larger house that used the world's first hydroelectric power station to power the lights and kitchen equipment. It's also a beautiful place for a walk. #victorianengineering #scienceeducation #sciencetechnologyengineeringmath

Battery tanks at Cragside. The first house to have electric light! #victorianengineering #scienceeducation #sciencetechnologyengineeringmath

What's the difference between outputs and outcomes? I've been updating my evaluation skills courtesy of the Royal Society and Museums Gallaeries Scotland. #scienceeducation #sciencetechnologyengineeringmath @theroyalsociety @museumsgalscot #museumsgalleriesscotland #berwickmuseumandartgallery

Today I've been at The Lighthouse in Glasgow to talk about Bright Lights in the Borders, a project I did with Berwick Museum and Art Gallery about scientists with links to Berwick, Jedburgh, and the Borders that was funded by the Royal Society. #berwickmuseumandartgallery #scienceeducation #sciencetechnologyengineeringmath #placesofscience @theroyalsociety

In Glasgow looking for a cup of tea when I found this Foucault's pendulum in a shopping centre. #scienceeducation #sciencetechnologyengineeringmath #glasgow #foucaultspendulum

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