Penny Airey- No.38 Bed & Breakfast
38 Dublin Street, Edinburgh
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Penny Airey- No.38 Bed & Breakfast Edinburgh

38 Dublin Street Edinburgh, Scotland, EH3 6NN , United Kingdom

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Scotland VS England

A travel blog entry by myriamcaron

2

... Socialist Party, but the Scottish Labour Party, the Scottish
Conservative Party, the Scottish Liberal Democrats and the Scottish Unionist
Party are against. So far, I feel like what people really want is not to
separate from the United Kingdom, but to be recognized as part of it. With
England being the center of attention, several people around the world think
that "United Kingdom" is just another word for England.

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Green Hills and Rugged Landscapes

A travel blog entry by jreneerod

124

... 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 ...

Digging up some roots!

A travel blog entry by maia

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... and so knew quite a
lot about William Lindsay, and had brought both digital and paper
copies of the illuminated manuscript and an old note that he had
written. He also had one of his old bibles with his name and address
written out by hand inside the front cover. I wanted to take photos
of it, but he said that it would be in better hands with family, so I
should take it home! What a treat! It will be a fantastic artifact
to have in our family.
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Rebus, Stuffed animals and Engineering marvels.

A travel blog entry by markandkaty

2
26

... being in control of a vehicle.

Although we spent most of our time in the Highlands, we started and ended in the central belt - Edinburgh, Glasgow and the area in between.

Our time in Scotland began with a few days in Edinburgh. It’s a wonderfully dark and brooding city, even in the bright sunny summer weather. The skyline is dominated by the ruinous ...

Note to Self - 2 days in Edinburgh way too short!

A travel blog entry by randy_from_nb

... by the way is sheep "parts" (anything not meat), mixed with oatmeal and spices, and cooked inside a sheep’s stomach. We needed some serious sleep after the last few days we had had. We ended up sleeping about 10.5 hours with my count…

Sunday was another long day of touring, which started with trying black pudding as part of my breakfast (not bad, REALLY!). Day included the Camera Obscura, the Real Mary Kings Close and the Royal Yacht ...