A splash of colour in Meadow Lane, Edinburgh. When I was a child, graffiti was restricted to white paint and utterances like "Bedford Town FC kick to kill" and "SKINS" (both spotted in a Parisian underpass in August 1980).
A Must See
Recommended - a walk through Embra's £3.5 million resurrected Saughtonhall Gardens and ten thousand blooms, old bandstand still there from 1908 Exhibition. Bistro offers good meals. "Sauch" is Scots for a willow tree, as in Sauchiehall Street and the Willow Tea Rooms.
The Flying Scotsman passing Newington Station on the @edsouthsub. I'd still like to know what happened between Craiglockhart and Niddrie Junction. #Edinburgh#FlyingScotsman
Built in 1622, the fairytale-looking Writers’ Museum remains a picturesque piece of Old Edinburgh.
Today, it celebrates the lives of Scottish Literature giants Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott & RL Stevenson.
📍 The Writers' Museum
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