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1 St Mary's Place, Edinburgh
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Outside the Ardgarth, 18 July 08 From our window at the Ardgarth The entrance The street

Ardgarth Guest House Edinburgh

1 St Mary's Place Edinburgh, Scotland, EH15 2QF , United Kingdom

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... there were a lot of English accents among the crowds (especially students). This is where I was reminded that I was still in Britain.

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We spent our morning in Chester taking in all the magnificent Tudor buildings, excavated Roman walls & amphitheatre and walking amongst "the rows", which are very old, three tiered shopping arcades. Once again, Stuart & I opted out of the "guide led group walk" and did our own thing. When a town is as simply laid out, as Chester is, it's quite easy and infinitely more preferable to ditch the group and just wander around.
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The Odyssey begins.....

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... that was open. Even the Pubs had closed their food service for the night. I finally gave up, headed back to the Hotel and was prepared to take a Taxi to the main part of town to find a fast food restaurant. However the girl at the front desk suggested Pizza, so Domino’s delivery was a good alternative.

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... dinner of cullops on a plate, which are medallions of Angus beef in a rosemary and port sauce. Also, vegetables and a bottle of Malbec wine. For pudding, Anne had butterscotch terrine and Diann had chocolate mousse infused with scotch. By the way, after careful scrutiny, we discovered we had a thermostat in our room in plain sight, so no open window tonight! ...

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