ELDER STREET EAST
And so it started ….
No. 20 in an occasional photo series celebrating #Spurtleshire #street-name #signs.
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SUMMERY St MARK'S PARK
Gormley in the foreground.
Beaverhall not far behind.
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SAXE-COBURG STREET
The scenic route. No. 19 in an occasional photo series celebrating Spurtleshire street-name signs.
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THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT
You can travel the world on a Hebridean beach.
Each outgoing tide leaves behind stories: flotsam, jetsam, bookshelves and messages in bottles.
Or you can stay at home and wander the lampposts of Edinburgh.
Some poles include only the tight-packed prose of traffic regulation orders. Others are adhesive palimpsests, competing tales like barnacles encrusting rocks.
Berlin ‘s illicit drug scene features often, as do fascist football casuals from across the Continent.
GREAT KING STREET
Signs of wear and tear. No. 18 in an occasional photo series celebrating Spurtleshire street-name signs.
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PROBLEMS WITH SMELL FOR TACO BELL?
Those managing the former Bank of Scotland premises at 6 Picardy Place find themselves with a problem
GABRIEL'S ROAD
After the mushrooms.
No. 17 in an occasional series celebrating Spurtleshire street-name signs.
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MUSEUM OF FIRE HERITAGE OPENS DOORS TO LOCALS
On Saturday 17 June, the Museum of Scottish Fire Heritage in Dryden Place had a preview opening for local residents.
The museum tells the story of fire fighting in Edinburgh and Scotland, from medieval times to the present day.