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Tag Archives: Edinburgh
Pilgrims leave Edinburgh as the Old Town goes up in flames (Rousse)
As we headed out of Edinburgh for the A68 I hoped that there would be something interesting for me to photograph from the car. My wish was soon granted when I spotted the pilgrims in seventeenth century dress setting off … Continue reading
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Tagged A68, camera, car, controls, Edinburgh, fire, flames, Holy Island, night, Old Town, photograph, pilgrim, pilgrimage, pilgrims, shot, sky, smoke, walk
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Packing for Penzance (Rousse)
I should never have left the packing to TPR. We were about to embark on a train journey from Edinburgh to Penzance and he had forgotten to add my book to the bag. Worst of all, he had left my … Continue reading
Drugs and death at Tesco (Rousse)
I needed drugs. TPR told me that we could buy them over the counter at the supermarket. I wasn’t too sure of this, but felt it was worth a try, so I followed him out of the door and along … Continue reading
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Tagged assistant, £20, bored, Broughton Road, car, car park, charge, child, children, chit chat, counter, death, door, drug, drugs, duty, Edinburgh, entrance, fatality, idle, kid, kids, kill, layout, magazine, neighbourhood, newspaper, park, people, pharmacy, quest, request, road, sample, scream, stands, stick, supermarket, Tesco, TPR
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A monochrome moon rise, a self-driving car, drunken students, a horse, frozen waves, and a train ride to Edinburgh from South Queensferry (Rousse)
From the back seat of the car I noticed the moon rising in monochrome over Waverley Bridge. “Slow down!” I shouted at TPR, “This is amazing. I need to photograph it!” When he didn’t reply to me I leant over … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, asleep, bridge, bus, buses, car, driverless, drunk, Edinburgh, Forth, frozen, horse, man, monochrome, moon, navigate, photograph, playground, railway, river, roundabout, seat, self-driving, South Queensferry, students, TPR, tracks, Waverley Bridge, waves, wheel, window
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Ian Rankin’s muse (Rousse)
I watched the final scene of the latest Ian Rankin novel to be dramatised on BBC television. His broken back mended, the young boy was reunited with his father just beneath Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh’s Holyrood Park. It was only … Continue reading
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Tagged accident, Arthur's Seat, author, back, BBC, bicycle, bike, boy, dramatisation, Edinburgh, Holyrood Park, Ian Rankin, long recovery, muse, reunite, story, tale, television
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Electricity theft in Edinburgh (Rousse)
The residents of Edinburgh’s Annandale Street would not be pleased when they discovered that I’d been charging my iPhone, iPad and MacBook Air from the power sockets under their lawns.
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Tagged Annandale Street, apple, charge, Edinburgh, electricity, iPad, iPhone, lawns, MacBook Air, power, residents, sockets, theft
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A double performance by the Chinese acrobats (Rousse)
The annual student celebration was more professional every year. I watch in awe as Chinese acrobats executed perfect back-flips while flying massive kites above. It was a pity that they could only stay for 15 minutes, but they had another … Continue reading
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Tagged acrobat, acrobats, back-flip, celebration, Chinese, Edinburgh, Festival Theatre, kite, student
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An unwise bed sheet display (Rousse)
Given that this was a networking event for the tech community, NP’s stall looked very amateur. Or perhaps she was being ironic as she pinned the home-decorated bedsheet up behind her table? If so, would anyone get the joke? I … Continue reading
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