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Tag Archives: Leith
The forgotten face of Leith (Rousse)
My mother’s teenage face covered the advertising hoardings of Leith. When I pointed out to her the pictures and accompanying quotations, she confessed that she had no recollection of ever volunteering her image and views for any 1950s publicity campaign.
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Tagged 1950s, advert, advertising, campaign, face, forgotten, hoarding, Leith, mother, publicity
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William and Harry join team to clean up and revitalise Leith Docks (Rousse)
As if I didn’t have enough to do, a posse of senior Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh bullied me into leading a task force to clean up and revitalise Leith Docks. The one saving grace was that I … Continue reading
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Tagged clean, docks, Duke of Cambridge, Duke of Sussex, fellow, Leith, Prince Harry, Prince William, revitalise, Royal Society of Edinburgh, RSE
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Lost in Edinburgh with lacrosse at the castle (Rousse)
The University chauffeur drove us through the Edinburgh Streets in the posh yellow car. This was extraordinary service for the two PhD students beside me. That said, the chauffeur obviously didn’t know the city that well when he took a … Continue reading
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Tagged car, castle, chauffeur, Gordon Sinclair, Hogwarts, Holyrood Park, lacrosse, lecturer, Leith, lost, PhD, pupils, school, student
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A fateful ferry ride (Rousse)
The hire car was parked just 200 yards away. I was meant to walk this short distance down the road and drive it back to the house. Instead I embarked on a road trip with colleagues TF and RS, and … Continue reading
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Tagged car, dock, fate, ferry, Herald of Free Enterprise, highway, Leith, passenger, ride, traffic, US
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A flight to Leith by way of Leicester (Rousse)
All our friends were at a party on the top floor of a plate glass tower block in Leith. I wanted to join them, but I didn’t have the right change for the bus. Eventually I took the long route … Continue reading
Cannabis dealer takes cash in Leith (Rousse)
On my way walk back from Leith along the cycle path I picked up a couple of heavy bin bags that PL was about to send to the charity shop. Inside them I found a pile of brand new hand-knitted … Continue reading
Losing weight and losing your mind (Rousse)
Belle and I were having huge problems dealing with TIX. Although we were terribly impressed by her recent weight loss, we were distressed to discover that she had also lost her mind. When she jumped out of the car in … Continue reading
Guests who overstay their welcome (Rousse)
It was a Monday morning and I was desperate for our weekend visitors to leave so that I could get to work. My plans were thwarted by my sister-in-law SMcC who insisted on cycling to the outskirts of the city. … Continue reading
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Tagged belongings, BMW, borrow, cycle, guest, home, Leith, Monday, office, open-top, outskirts, overstay, plan, silver, sister-in-law, weekend, welcome, work
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A top quality charity shop in Leith (Rousse)
We’d never before noticed this charity shop next to the Leith cycle path. The window display of 1970s ballgowns tempted us in. The clothes for sale were more ‘vintage’ than second-hand, and the knick knacks genuine antiques. While TPR picked … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970s, antique, ballgown. vintage, charity, cycle, knick knack, Leith, path, pink, plastic, puzzle, quality, rabbit, second-hand, shop, skirt, top, yellow
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