ELDRITCH EDINBURGH 4
In the run-up to Halloween, we present some more or less unsettling images of life in the capital.
Jane Tweedie, Notes and Short Lines on Edinburgh (1946):
ELDRITCH EDINBURGH 3
In the run-up to Halloween, we present some more or less unsettling images of life in the capital.
Visit-Tips, November 2024 (source and location redacted):
ELDRITCH EDINBURGH 2
In the run-up to Halloween, we present some more or less unsettling images of life in the capital.
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT FOR NEW TURF ROLL-OUT
Responding to the Erosion Emergency announced on 12 September (Issue 355), the Calton Hill Conservation Trust, Collective Gallery and Café Calton have together purchased 240 square metres of turf for the barren area fronting the National Monument.
ELDRITCH EDINBURGH 1
In the run-up to Halloween, we present some more or less unsettling images of life in the capital.
Robert Burns, The Banks o' Doon:
'How can ye chant, ye little birds
And I sae fu' o' care!'
LEITH CHOOSES – DEADLINE LOOMS
Applications for the latest Leith Chooses participative budgeting exercise should be submitted by midnight on Wed 5 Nov.
Broughton projects to the right of the line (see map below) are eligible.
Details at: https://www.broughtonspurtle.org.uk/node/add/story
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GIBSON STREET
Zarro and the end of the known world.
No. 49 in an occasional photo-series celebrating Spurtleshire street-name signs.
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Campaigning for Edinburgh
The Cockburn Association 1875–2049
Cliff Hague and Richard Rodger with D.J. Johnston-Smith and Terry Levinthal. (Foreword by Alexander McCall Smith.)
This attractive book has been published to mark the first 150 years of campaigns by the Cockburn Association.
EAST CLAREMONT STREET
Halloween is here.
Can Easter be far behind?
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