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Another Palace to view
... shop around the corner. I went there for a look and had a chat to the owner who was busy beading.
We decided to drive down to Anstruther as we were told they have an award winning fish and chip shop. We found the shop no worries, but getting a table was going to be difficult. We waited about ½ hour until we were seated. We ordered the award winning special – crumbed fish and chips. ...
Fife Country
... look at the ancient bridge which is the Battle of Stirling Bridge. In 1297 the Brits army arrived to put down Scots resistance to British rule. The Scots let half of the army onto the bridge, then William Wallace swept forward to secure a victory over them! We did not tour the William Wallace memorial as we had done that in 2006.
We took a drive through the village before settling into our B&B. It is an old Victorian house close ...
A Hill, Some Ghosts, and an Irish Folk Band
... a whip with three metal chains. After this punishment, the victims usually died due to infection. To avoid this punishment, the homeless began to live in the vaults. The vaults are pitch black and damp. None of the areas are secure and many people were murdered and attacked in the vaults. During this time, an infamous duo known as Burke and Hare murdered 10 adults and 1 child and sold the bodies to the medical school for research. ...
Playin' Pool in 'burgh on a fine sunny day!
... managed to buy Sami some shoes then Sanboy and Max headed to the Black Bull to give the locals a lesson in 8 ball while Rita & Sami did some more shopping. Meanwhile at the Black Bull, Samboy and Max saw off a couple fo challengers (local Scots then the Italians who were clearly in the pub for a different reason). Approx 20 Crabbies among 4 of us; gave the walk home away and grabbed a cab. Pizza á la Samboy for dinner with Easter chocolate for dessert! Another great day with our ...
Day 135 of Andy and Suez's Great Adventure
... so it was perfect for following in the footsteps of so many immigrants and tourists and walking over the bridge. It is quite a spectacular sight looking out over Manhattan and Queens from such an iconic location although the inevitable building works shrouded the view at points. We really have been plagued by scaffolding, tarpaulins and jack hammers!
It took just over an hour to walk both directions, coming back being a lot quickeras it was freezing and we were ...
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