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Tag Archives: Edinburgh
Unexpected unicycling lunch guests (Rousse)
AC was teaching a stranger to unicycle in our hall. After the ‘class’ I invited the pair of them to stay for lunch, even though I knew that this would cost us a fortune. The cycling student hesitated, then said … Continue reading
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Tagged Broughton Street, Edinburgh, guest, hall, lunch, unicycle
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A fiery Edinburgh sunset and an escape from an unhappy home (Rousse)
The fiery sunset behind Edinburgh castle was all the more vibrant on a day when the city’s street lighting was out of order. TPR, BMcC, and I rushed out of the flat with our iPhones to photograph the display. When … Continue reading
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Tagged boeuf bourguignon, butchery, castle, Courcheval, cousin, Edinburgh, garden, iPhone, photograph, pond, rain, roof, skiing, sunset, washing. linen
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A Bruce Forsyth impersonator (Rousse)
We were such good customers of Edinburgh’s Broughton Market that the staff were perfectly comfortable when we popped into the shop after-hours to pick up some pastries. JH, however, still disapproved of our ‘cheek’. Provisions acquired, we set off for … Continue reading
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Tagged Broughton Market, Bruce Forsyth, Edinburgh, hill, hologram, horns, impersonator, pastries, sheep, theatre
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Failed cat photographer seeks new post at music school (Rousse)
It was pouring in Edinburgh and very difficult for me to navigate the puddles on my way to my 9:15 exercise class on campus. There was a real risk that I would arrive late. Along the route I heard the … Continue reading
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Tagged cat, class, Edinburgh, exercise, hutch, kitten, library, motorway, music, National Library of Scotland, office, professor, public, puddles, rain, room engineer, school, ski-ing
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Jonathan Ross seeks flat and recognition in Edinburgh (Rousse)
Jonathan Ross stood in my study and spoke with excitement of the prospect of buying a flat in Edinburgh. I suggested that he step away from the window to avoid the risk of drawing the attention of passers-by. ‘You must … Continue reading
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Tagged attention, celebrity, Edinburgh, flat, Jonathan Ross, passers-by, recognition, study, window
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Gatecrashing Edinburgh’s exclusive New Club (Rousse)
MB’s mother IB and I blagged our way into Edinburgh’s exclusive New Club and cantered up the stairs to the top floor. With very little effort, we then gatecrashed a lunch served to a small group of delegates who had … Continue reading
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Tagged Edinburgh, embroidery, gatecrash, hamburger, lunch, New Club, salad
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Horse riding on a Berwickshire beach (Rousse)
AW and I rode from Edinburgh to the Berwickshire coast. We risked our lives – and those of our horses – travelling along the busy A1. At the end of our journey, AW struggled to persuade her mount to clamber … Continue reading
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Tagged A1, beach, Berwickshire, dune, Edinburgh, horse, North Sea, ride, sand, shore
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Fake retiree organist outed by the press (Rousse)
All the shops on Edinburgh’s Broughton Street opened late to cater for Festival visitors. I felt particularly sorry for the staff at Crombies, still dressed in their white butchery outfits at 9pm. Nevertheless, my father-in-law and I took advantage of … Continue reading
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Tagged accusation, Broughton Street, butcher, Crombies, Edinburgh, fake, father-in-law, festival, lamb, news, organist, retiree, sister, snakeskin, television, wallet, whistleblower
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Edinburgh Fringe misery (Rousse)
Encouraged by favourable reviews from 2024, I felt foolish to have bought tickets for this truly dreadful Edinburgh Fringe show one year later. My miserable face on the audience selfie distributed after the show said it all.
Illegal immigrant civil engineer offers advice for an ample bosom (Rousse)
Had I been a couple of feet closer to the passageway, the man who emerged backwards carrying a long rake could have decapitated me. I should have paid more attention when I first saw the broom and hosepipe stacked up … Continue reading
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Tagged bosom, bra, broom, civil, cleaner, council, deportation, Edinburgh, engineer, hosepipe, immigrant, man, Melgund Terrace, Nigeria, passageway, police, rake, street
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