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	Jenners 1024 x 768 172K	Sunlight shines on the gold letters and also enhances the carved masonry on this fine old building.
	SM-Jenners 0 1152 x 864 285K	Jenners photographed from the top of the Scott Monument. The monument's shadow falls across the south west corner of the famous department store.
	SM-Jenners 1 1152 x 864 286K	In this shot you can see people through the windows. Also just visible is some fine netting, presumably to prevent pigeons and starlings from spoiling the beautifully restored stonework.
	Inside Jenners 1152 x 864 275K	The interior of Jenners main hall. 'Contemporary since 1938' was their slogan. They are no longer an independent company.
	Jenners 12 681 x 1024 172K	I photographed these two ladies in the '70s on my Yashica TL Electro 35mm SLR. This shot was taken with my Pentax *ist digital camera at approximately x10 zoom.
	Scott Monument Window 1024 x 768 246K	The south-facing stained glass window inside the monument lights up brightly with the early afternoon sunshine.
	SM-Jenners 3 1024 x 768 163K	A moment frozen in time. "You won't believe your eye" says the slogan on the bus below. A pedestrian in a pink overcoat is framed by the shadow of the arch of the Scott Monument.
	Princes Street 6 687 x 864 130K	Near the west end of Princes Street are these wonky windows which, I remember, once belonged to the Monseigneur News Theatre. It subsequently became the Jacey I think... It was a small cinema showing newsreels, cartoons and short films.
	Ramsay Gdns 2 1152 x 864 186K	Nearer the Royal Mile than Princes Street but more visible from the latter. Included in this section for consistency. This photograph taken from Edinburgh Castle Esplanade.
	Waverley Station 1024 x 768 118K	A gap in the criss-crossed ironwork reveals this glimpse of an Edinburgh Vintage Tour Bus up on Waverley Bridge.

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