Holyrood Park

Plaque at the Duddingston entrance to Holyrood Park.

I'm confused...

Leith.

However did the human race survive before M&S?

 

Waverley Station.

Chuch pews or church pews, the choice is yours.

The Canny Man pub.

Morningside Road.

Not something a Scotsman likes to see.

The Bruntsfield Links.

Tea and antiques

Makes me think of Bonnie despite not having been to Jenners yet.

At first glance this reminded me of the lists one sees in the windows of Chinese herbalists - eczema, infertility, allergies, overweight, psoriasis, migraine, gout, hay fever, etc, to which my usual response is, “No, thank you, don’t want any of that.” And then I thought it was a good thing because some people with celiac disease might miss battered fish and then I thought it was a bad thing because how can you avoid cross-contamination and, anyway, if they can make gluten-free batter on Wednesdays why can’t they make it every day?

The Auld Hoose

Pub sign on the Pleasance

Museum of Childhood

Armstrong's Vintage Clothing Emporium

Old and New.

Doorbells

Victoria Street

Kalpna Indian vegetarian restaurant adding some spice and colour to a grim, grey Southside.

Welcome!

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

Shop sign on South Bridge