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ladies 1024 x 494 256 |
It was a warm day and this seat at the bottom of The Mound provided welcome rest for these women. |
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Tent 1024 x 768 184K |
This was in Princes Street Gardens in 1979. |
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Dude 557 x 768 116K |
I shared a seat in Princes Street with this
gentleman. He reminds me of the actor Bill Fraser who played Sergeant
Snudge in an old TV comedy series called Bootsie and Snudge.
There's a story that a visitor asked a local "Say, which one of these seats is Arthur's Seat?" |
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Boy
Soldiers 983 x 1024 231K |
Boy Soldiers pose for my camera in Waverley Station - and possibly give the two ladies a fright. (New scan of the negative done in 2005) |
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As far as I can remember, this bus stop was in Leith Street near the top of Nottingham Place, and I took the picture from the footbridge from the St James Centre. |
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Baby... 800 x 600 127K |
Interesting reading in Princes Street Gardens. |
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An office worker comes to East Princes Street Gardens in her lunch hour and gets propositioned by an Einstein lookalike? Add your own speech-bubble to this picture! |
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St 1979 574 x 768 87K |
Part of Edinburgh's Royal Mile, guarded by a traffic warden. The pavements are considerably narrower and the road wider than today, not nearly so pedestrian-friendly. This part is between the Tron and St Giles. |
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Buskers 1280 x 821 322K |
I'm not sure of the date or the identity of this pair. Any information appreciated. |
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Preacher 1152 x 864 305K |
This is at the bottom of The Mound next to Princes Street at the east of the Royal Scottish Academy. In the first few years of the 21st century this spot was notorious for drunks and agressive beggars. When I took this photo 25 years before, it was relatively harmless 'bible-bashers' who disturbed the peace. |
