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End 1 752 x 768 132K |
Different styles of architecture are juxtaposed here at the south end of Queensferry Street as seen from Shandwick Place. | |
 | West
End 2 1024 x 768 159K |
Contrasting colour and texture provides the theme for this picture. Obviously the building was decorated by a Stones fan. | |
 | Ramsay
Gardens, Princes St Gardens 1024 x 768 184K |
The subject of countless photographs by visitors. I can understand why. The darker building with the twin spires is the temporary home of the Scottish Parliament. | |
 | Fountains
02 1024 x 768 252K |
Recently restored and looking quite magnificent. Golden mermaids with long tresses and spirally intertwined twin tails. | |
 | Fountains
01 1024 x 768 217K |
A closer look at the fine detail. | |
 | Oxford
Bar 1024 x 768 174K |
In Young Street, the haunt of author Ian Rankin's Inspector Rebus. | |
 | Ramsay
Gardens Castle Esplanade 1024 x 589 131K |
Dazzling white in the winter sunshine, photographed by Jane Henniker from the 5th floor restaurant of the Apex hotel in the Grassmarket. | |
 | Open
Air Ice Rink 1024 x 768 234K |
This festive season (2001/2002) has been very cold in Edinburgh, ideal for ice-skating. This is in East Princes Street Gardens behind the Scott Monument. | |
 | Waverley
Bridges 1024 x 768 240K |
Frost picks out the railway lines entering Waverley Station. Behind Waverley Bridge and North Bridge, the winter sun shines on Calton Hill. | |
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