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Tag Archives: Edinburgh
Wool and sheep, sex and turkeys (Rousse)
TPR and I were checking (a) the stream that was coursing all the way from the pond to under our bedroom window, and (b) the encroachment of teenagers on our property as they partied in the catacombs beneath the Edinburgh … Continue reading
Cash-collecting criminal caught on CCTV (Rousse)
I added to my fortune whenever I paid a visit to the cash dispenser just outside Edinburgh’s Balmoral Hotel. Here each morning on my way to work, I pretended to make a transaction. In reality, I was picking up wads … Continue reading
Disguised David and Victoria Beckham murder distraction (Rousse)
While sharped-eyed tourists spotted semi-disguised David and Victoria Beckham strolling down Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, my murderous rampage around the city was still secret – but not for much longer… I thought that it would be safe to store the latest … Continue reading
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Tagged beetle, car, cell, corpse, David Beckham, disguise, distraction, Edinburgh, murder, murderer, prison, Royal Mile, scrap, tourist, Victoria Beckham, Victoria Street, Volkswagen
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Scotland’s top pandemic super-spreader takes to capital city’s streets (Rousse)
SL was a COVID19 super-spreader. She reached out to hug everyone that we met as we wandered the quiet lockdown streets of Edinburgh. Over the course of our walk, SL told me that the acclaimed artist MO was working with … Continue reading
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Tagged artist, covid19, Edinburgh, Edinburrgh International Conference Centre, EICC, lockdown, patchwork, quilt, spreader, super, super-spreader
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Tiger shopping deterrent on Easter Road (Rousse)
Three tigers lived in the posh dress shop on Easter Road. Despite the glamorous proprietor’s assurances that the tigress and her two cubs were ‘perfectly harmless’, there was no chance that I would ever tempted to enter and browse the … Continue reading
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Tagged cub, Easter, Edinburgh, harmless, road, tiger, tigress
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String sorting wife clings to marital home (Rousse)
Just days before his great revelation, TPR and I had been smugly working our way through albums of old photographs, congratulating ourselves on our long and happy marriage. Now we had returned to our old house in Birmingham (the rooms … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, blonde, confess, Edinburgh, flat, husband, kids, leave, marriage, photographs, String, wife
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Newly-invested monks launch into Edinburgh (Rousse)
I needed to get home quickly to welcome our unexpected American visitors. This was a couple that we knew from the dot.com boom days of the late 1990s: we had met them on an incentive holiday in the US. My … Continue reading
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Tagged abbey, American, castle, coronavirus, covid19, Edinburgh, graduation, grass, habit, journey, monk, pandemic, parachute, vertigo, visitor, wall
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Seeking student accommodation during a pandemic (Rousse)
Indian student Bhopal chose my flat for his lockdown accommodation. We barely noticed him as he hid in our study for two weeks. He might have even been ill in this period. If so, we never knew. One day Bhopal … Continue reading
Truck hire Edinburgh (Rousse)
I was impressed with TPR’s truck driving. He sailed with ease along the wide lanes of the M8 into Edinburgh. Similarly, he skillfully navigated the narrow streets of the city, managing to squeeze the articulated lorry down the narrowest of … Continue reading
Katy Perry flies Edinburgh to Des Moines, Iowa with unintentional stowaway (Rousse)
I’d been ‘working at home’ from the National Library of Scotland when I received an offer to meet Katy Perry. I felt that I could spare the time to do so, so followed the instruction to travel to the meeting … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, British Embassy, Des Moines, Edinburgh, Iowa, Katy Perry, National Library of Scotland, performance, sound system, steward
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