Celebrate the Scottish Way
Linked to Pixelventures Farewell Party and Black & White Wednesdays.
T is for… Tintin on his Travels
Tintin is getting into the swing of things here in Edinburgh. And only Snowy knows what he is wearing beneath his kilt! Linked to Tagged T, ABCW, Alphabet Project and Alphabe Thursday.
English Snail in Edinburgh
This Anglo-French automobile was spotted in Scotland! I have quite a soft spot for the humble 2CV; it brings back memories of my first trip to Paris in the […]
On Track at Last
The long, long awaited trams in Edinburgh are almost here. They are running empty at the moment in a testing phase, but will open to the public on 31 May […]
Pinks at Murrayfield
Linked to Good Fences and Pink Saturday.
Friends of Roseburn
It’s hard to walk past this joyous mural in Roseburn Park, Edinburgh. It’s just a small park, used largely by locals, but also by those walking the Water of Leith and has […]
Great Scott! Dr Livingstone, I Presume.
–Six Word Saturday This statue of Livingstone features him holding out a Bible, with a pistol and compass at his waist and a cast off lion skin representing him having survived a mauling. […]
Spring in Saughton Park
Saughton Park is on the airport side of the city of Edinburgh, easily accessible by bus or on foot if you’re walking the Water of Leith. It has over seven […]
Sunshine in Edinburgh
The sun shone in Edinburgh one day this week and everyone rushed outside to make the most of it, taking a pew anywhere they could. Linked to Good Fences.
From Nose Jobs to Bottom Lifts
This week, Cee has prompted us to feature smooth objects as part of her Fun Foto Challenge. Some things become smooth even if they don’t start out that way; take […]
M is for… Meltdown
“..a disastrous collapse or breakdown…” This amazing green sculpture is made uranium glass lit by ultraviolet light. The eerie glow suggsest meltdown to me, though I’m not sure that’s what […]
Travel with Intent 