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Pillars House Edinburgh

125 Constitution St. Edinburgh, Scotland, EH6 7AE, United Kingdom

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Scotland VS England

A travel blog entry by myriamcaron

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Title:
Entry #3. Scotland VS England

Element of
analysis: Scotland independency

Description:
During my first weeks in Scotland, it was the 6 Nations Championship, which is
a rugby tournament between the countries of the United Kingdom and Italy and
France. As I was watching a game and talking with my friends, one of them told
me that here in Scotland, when their team is not playing, ...

Green Hills and Rugged Landscapes

A travel blog entry by jreneerod

124

... of all, which is a nice break from busy and bustling London, and also was much more mellow (perhaps the good weather put everyone in a better mood).

And there were bagpipes. And tartans. It was hard to distinguish whether it was a passion for tradition or simply a tourist draw, yet it was pleasant known the less and really brought about the feeling of being in SCOTLAND. Surprisingly, or I guess ...

Digging up some roots!

A travel blog entry by maia

1

... of my time in Edinburgh involved spending a delightful evening
alone in two adorably quaint pubs, both which were rocking live
music, and eating and drinking yummy food and beer. The second pub I
went into by accident. Well, I was on my way home to bed when I saw
that there was live celtic fiddle music happening, and that being,
secretly, my favourite type of music, I couldn't very well pass it up
while in Scotland. It was a fabulous way to end the evening.


...

Rebus, Stuffed animals and Engineering marvels.

A travel blog entry by markandkaty

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... 8217;s Seat and the Salisbury Crags, and Edinburgh’s gothic buildings almost look as though they were carved directly out of the rocky hillsides the city is built on. We did the sightseeing bit – walked the ‘Royal Mile’, saw the Scottish crown jewels in Edinburgh castle, and saw the stained wood panelling where Mary Queen of Scots’ secretary was ...

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

A travel blog entry by randy_from_nb

... camera Obscura is a 19th century lens and mirror that you can point in any direction outside and project onto a screen inside. However the funniest part was the rest of the museum which included trick mirrors, illusions and special effects that made for great photos and laughs. The Mary Kings Close was OK, some good historical parts, some cheesy-try-too-hard parts. The Mary Kings Close is an underground former street that the city has built over and ...

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