This is an old photo. I decided to post in memoriam when we drove past the other

day and I realised Fidra Books has gone.

Chuch pews or church pews, the choice is yours.

In the window of Henri's French delicattessen.

Morningside Road.

I'm sorry there haven't been any photos for the past two days. I had a camera problem.

I kept leaving it in the house.

Greengrocer.
Morningside Road.

The Canny Man pub.

Morningside Road.

The Empress of India

Morningside Road again. 

I'm sorry about the lamp.

Little does it get better than a pretty girl offering you something good to eat.

Morningside yesterday. And, yes, I did ask her if she minded being on my blog. She kindly didn't mind at all.

Incase you ever wondered why Scotland is the heart-attack capital of Europe.
Baker shop window on Morningside Road.

I think this is a meeting house for the Open Brethren. I could be wrong.

Street shrine?

Millar Crescent, Morningside. Just like a little corner of the Veneto ;)

Fishy fountain

Fountain in the fishmonger on Morningside Road.

Today is Russian Orthodox Christmas and here is a leftover from Catholic Christmas.

Tomorrow is the Synaxis of Our Lady in which we remember her as 'the noetic swallow who brings the spring'.

I would like some spring.

Cardinal O'Brien's house

Flower Shop

Something nice for someone... a pot of chilis...

The Artist

It starts on a Saturday morning when Kevin Harman, MFA, finds an interesting
skip and the workmen are off for the weekend. By Sunday evening
he has reworked the contents and arranged a 'gallery opening'
so that people can mill round, examine the new sculpture, drink beer
and discuss the meaning of art. Kevin has done this in various countries
and with a grant from Richard di Marco will be doing it more in Poland.

Kevin Harman Studios
25m on the right from the corner of
Springvalley Gardens and Morningside Road

Love in a Garden

Welcome!

The driver of the green taxi was a lovely chap. The sign is outside the famous Canny Man pub in Morningside.