The sign beside the old Tardis-style police box advertises a cruise ship. Any local knowledge about this would be appreciated.
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No visit to Leith would be complete without a good look at this old swing bridge, only used by pedestrians now that nearby Ocean Drive takes the traffic. | |
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The Shore is more visible here through the gaps in the bridge. | |
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Looking westward across the right side of the bridge over the Water of Leith. | |
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A view from the left side. | |
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The wooden platform in the previous picture provided the vantage point for this view up river towards the Shore on the left and Commercial Street Bridge straight ahead. A double decker LRT bus is crossing into Bernard Street beyond the blue boat. | |
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Looking down river from the bridge in the previous picture. | |
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The sign beside the old Tardis-style police box advertises a cruise ship. Any local knowledge about this would be appreciated. |
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A final look at the swing bridge, with the cranes of Leith Docks in the background. | |
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That's the George Brown & Sons building - and the Mary of Guise boat tied up next to it. The cool colours of the building are complemented by the warm colours of the boat. At the bottom of the picture a pair of ducks are creating ripples in the reflections. |
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