Gueronne House
21 West Mayfield, Edinburgh
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Gueronne House Edinburgh

21 West Mayfield Edinburgh, Scotland, EH9 1TQ, United Kingdom

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A travel blog entry by bubba103

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Green Hills and Rugged Landscapes

A travel blog entry by jreneerod

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... Many of the people were so friendly too! Yes, I couldn't understand the Scots have the time, but they didn't seem bothered by it. I don't know why I was so surprised to encounter so many nice and outgoing people in Scotland...for some reason I just had this notion that the city (in terms of its pace and population) would be more like London, or again some other capital city. Boy, was I wrong! The city is ...

36. Hogwarts

A travel blog entry by sarahandblairnz

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... of the Royal Mile, we were greeted by the Queens Scottish residence, the Palace of Holyroodhouse. Turning right, we took the steep walk up Arthur's Seat for a view across the city. The rain wasn't having any of it, so we left to get ready for the start of the Hogmanay celebrations.

On the 30th of December, Hogmanay opens with a torchlight procession. From the old town on the Royal Mile, people young and old can buy a torch and ...

Scotland and London the 2nd

A travel blog entry by djuckes42

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... at Quiraing was the Scotland I had hoped to see: not simply breathtaking, but mighty, inspiring, stilling... it's too big to talk about - you start to use your hands, then your arms, then you have nothing left, no words to stretch that far. There are no gestures that can reach around mountains, no actions that can cross the clefts of time and distance that are the toothy, danger-filled valleys, as they snarl, and spit out the sea. It felt like the end of the world, but ...

Short Connection

A travel blog entry by tinyisgreat

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... hill, and walk through a nice park with a couple random bagpipers.

After that, it was OFF to the airport for STEP 2 to getting home: flyin to Dublin. (Step 1 was take the train to Edinburgh). We were worried this past week and a half since the UK had started grounding flights due to the volcano spewin ash into the air. Apparently its a big problem... that ash. Laaaaame. ...

This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Garonne House