Cygnets

On the Water of Leith.

The Kirkgate

Or, at least, what once would have been the Kirkgate.

Lochend Park

The Loch in Lochend.

Water of Leith

Looking towards the bridge at Great Junction Street.

Victoria Street

From the second floor of what was the famous old Cressers brush shop.  Opening as a branch of Museum Context  http://www.contextinteriors.co.uk/index.php?app=cms&ns=display&ref=oldtown&sid=m2cu79vf2ss7i68356oox5sw7fb0x036

The Mound

In a traffic queue on the Mound. The National Gallery and the Balmoral on mobile phone.

Princes Street

The latest addition to the tat on Princes Street, almost opposite the Royal Academy.

Industrial Sundown

West Bowling Green Street in Leith and the Tempus4 unit. http://tempus4.com/

Arthur's Seat

Looking down Newhaven Road as the sun sinks.

Leith Links

Looking north towards Links Place.

Gym Fan

Not a fan of the gym.

River North Esk

Flowing through Roslin Glen, a little "Country Park" to the south of Edinburgh. .http://www.midlothian.gov.uk/info/200144/

Summerhall

Looking round some of the exhibitions in the complex that was the old "Dick Vet".
http://www.summerhall.co.uk/

Leith Dawn

Dawn this morning but rather modified by Blogger. It just isn't so purple.  Will investigate.

Not Short of Buses

From the Royal Overseas League Club on Princes Street. Now if the trams were running where will all the buses go? A dreich day.
http://www.rosl-edinburgh.org/

Colinton Dell

The path down to the Water of Leith.

National Gallery

By night.

Ferry Road

Our local service station courtesy of the phone.

Windsurfer

Cramond Island

Bank of Scotland

On the Mound.

Pilrig House

In Pilrig Park. http://www.pilrighouse.com/further-info/history.htm

Water of Leith

From the bridge at Commercial Street in Leith, where it flows into the docks.

St Ninian's

The tower of St Ninian's, Leith

Over Colinton

Granton Point

From the Esplanade looking over to Burntisland. The evenings drawing in rapidly.

New School

The old Bonnington primary school in Leith has a new lease of life.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bun-sgoil_Taobh_na_P%C3%A0irce

Knitted Railings

Or jumpers for railings.  Presumably due to the close presence of "McAree Brothers" wool shop in Howe Street. For the slimmer figure.  http://www.mcadirect.com/shop/about_us.php?gclid=CKOGnsjCgroCFU_MtAodIA8ANQ

Newhaven Sunset

On the phone.

Council Offices

The council offices in Market Street.

Castle Window

Or rather the pediment above the window. The Castle is very perjink these days.

Parliament

Not much doing this time in the morning.