| Random photos - General Stuff |
Poor Maggie!14 viewsA distinct lack of oil caused a piston to blow through the engine block. Not much fun. But, we met some cool people as a result, had a night in Valley City!
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Lap of honour8 viewsKinda ironic, but the Sunderland players did a lap of honour after the Fulham match to thank the fans with this being the last home game of the season
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Royal Society of Edinburgh14 viewsIn the New Town, the Royal Society of Edinburgh
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Looking down to Princes Street61 viewsA nice view down onto Princes Street with Edinburgh Castle as always overlooking the city
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Across to main run28 viewsFrom one of the other runs, looking across to the middle station on the main run
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Sunderland vs Newcastle9 viewsJust after kick-off in the Wear vs Tyne derby on 17th April 2006
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Santa Claus himself!8 viewsMe dressed up as Santa Claus complete with Rudolf, with Cora just appearing in the foreground
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Sunderland vs Newcastle7 viewsThe Wear vs Tyne derby match from the Premiership - 17th April 2006
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| Last additions - General Stuff |
Around East Princes Street Gardens18 viewsFrom behind the National Gallery of Scotland looking across East Princes Street Gardens onto Scott MonumentJul 03, 2006
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St. Anrdrew's Square14 viewsThe moment in the gardens of St. Andrew's Square where the major financial district used to be based, and still is to some extentJul 03, 2006
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Royal Society of Edinburgh14 viewsIn the New Town, the Royal Society of EdinburghJul 03, 2006
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Duke of Wellington statue13 viewsAt the end of Princes Street and North Bridge, a monument to the Duke of WellingtonJul 03, 2006
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The cliffs up to the Castle13 viewsFrom Spittal Street, the imposing cliffs of the extinct volcano which Edinburgh Castle sits uponJul 03, 2006
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Calton Tower11 viewsFrom Regent Road, looking up to Calton Tower which we'd climbed the day beforeJul 03, 2006
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Edinburgh Castle12 viewsLooking up at Edinburgh Castle from West Princes Street Gardens. The Castle really does dominate everything and is clear why it's never been taken by force.Jul 03, 2006
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Scottish Parliament buildings22 viewsI quite like it, but it's certainly controversial! Nice gardens + ponds around the Scottish Parliament buildingsJul 03, 2006
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