Dreamhouse Apartment Hotel Tollcross Edinburgh
17 West Tollcross Edinburgh, Scotland, EH3 9QN, United Kingdom
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Green Hills and Rugged Landscapes
... there were a lot of English accents among the crowds (especially students). This is where I was reminded that I was still in Britain.
I wish I could have ventured out and visited other, more rural, parts of Scotland, but unfortunately I just didn't have enough time. Maybe some day I will go back and get the chance to learn more about Scottish culture which is, after all, part of my own heritage!
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Narco wars, male angst and a hippopotamus
... Glorious Mud"). But the Fringe is also very much for young people - there are many student groups here, and the 1300 strong audience for Jack Whitehall (one of the most popular British comedians at the moment) was probably mostly younger than me (I am 48). I thought he was very funny - and unlike the critics I preferred him to Russell Kane, the other big name comedian I saw. Another note for my next visit though was to balance young male comedians ...
Scotland: Day 1
... bloke" headed to a wedding in Glasgow who told me about how Amsterdam took a tole on him, and he was hoping to have enough in him to party his way through Scotland and Ireland as well. I politely tried to relate, but couldn't find much to connect with him. I did keep asking him questions though, because I was quite fond of his accent.
Actually I find it quite funny because when I was in Amsterdam, Camille and her mom asked me if ...
Edinburgh - Still one of our favourite cities!
... a wheelchair. I poke Troy and tell him to look over. I think to myself, "nahhhh I don't need one of them this time'. We spent a few hours up here and it was really cold. The wind was a killer so we kept ducking inside to get warm. After a while we had enough so we left. We bought a sandwich and a drink and went back to our room. We are cold even though we have heaps of layers on us! (I hate layers!!!!). We stayed in our room and didn't go out for dinner. ...
I'm back in Edinburgh
... to a few castles through a company. It should also be a somewhat nice day weatherwise.
I don't want to leave Scotland now. I like it here now, although Ediburgh is not really my cup of tea, literally. Hehe. The walking tour was good for me. I feel more relaxed in general. It was a luxury having everything taken care of for me. I felt like royalty in that sense.
I cant stay up late so I will go. I just havent had the time or internet ...



