Ambers new guinea pig.
Tuesday, 28 December 2010
13 November 2010 - National Museum of Scotland
Today we headed into Edinburgh, while Ange went for some retail therapy up George Street, Amber & I headed to the National Museum of Scotland. The first thing you see when you get in is one of Jackie Stewarts old F1 racing cars.
The current exhibition is about lighthouses, this is one of the early Fresnel lenses.
Amber is checking out some of the large lightbulbs.
Anyone recognise the Charles Rennie Mackintosh willow panels?
I liked this boot scraper.
Anyone not seen this famous Scottish film celebrating whisky drinking?
Interesting chaps in the basement.
The current exhibition is about lighthouses, this is one of the early Fresnel lenses.
Amber is checking out some of the large lightbulbs.
Anyone recognise the Charles Rennie Mackintosh willow panels?
I liked this boot scraper.
Anyone not seen this famous Scottish film celebrating whisky drinking?
Interesting chaps in the basement.
Monday, 8 November 2010
06 November 2010 - Dundee
Today we headed up to Dundee to see the exhibition detailing the designs shortlisted for the new V&A to be built in Dundee. This link will tell you which design won.
Next stop was the McManus.
I liked this picture.
Now, whats that up in the roof beams?
Ahh, its some weird monster holding a chimney stack.
Nice staircase.
Interesting lights in coloured bottles.
The Michelin man - a huge Dundee favourite.
31 October 2010 - Kilmahog to Balquhidder
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Loch Lubnaig,
Loch Voil
09 October 2010 - Dundee
Another weekend, another cycle in Dundee. This time we headed up to Tentsmuir Forest then cycled towards Dundee. This is a small harbour in Tayport.
These are the public toilets in Tayport.
In the background you can see the road bridge. In the foreground you can see some cows :)
These are the public toilets in Tayport.
In the background you can see the road bridge. In the foreground you can see some cows :)
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Dundee
02 October 2010 - Dundee
Today we headed up to Dundee with our bikes. We parked in Camperdown Park then tried to figure out how to get out of it and onto the Dundee green circular route which would take us round Dundee. Eventually we got on track, this is the view over the Tay towards the road bridge.
This is the view to the rail bridge the other way.
And this is the Tescos that Ange was in utilising the toilet facilities while I was taking the above pics.
This is the view to the rail bridge the other way.
And this is the Tescos that Ange was in utilising the toilet facilities while I was taking the above pics.
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Dundee
Sunday, 7 November 2010
25 September 2010 - Edinburgh
Today was part of the Doors Open days in Edinburgh. First stop for us was the Anatomy Lecture Theatre and Anatomy Resource Centre in Teviot Place. Upstairs they had some interesting objects on display - including the skeleton of Burke (of Burke & Hare infamy) and a very steep lecture theatre while downstairs, they had an elephant skeleton.
Next stop was the Talbot Rice Gallery. You had to wander through these refurbishment works to get to it.
Quite an impressive room.
I liked this piece by Julie Roberts.
Final doors open of the day was the Stewarts Melville boys school. It was a very interesting tour - and in the kids canteen they had very tasty cakes, lovely.
Next stop was the Talbot Rice Gallery. You had to wander through these refurbishment works to get to it.
Quite an impressive room.
I liked this piece by Julie Roberts.
Final doors open of the day was the Stewarts Melville boys school. It was a very interesting tour - and in the kids canteen they had very tasty cakes, lovely.
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Doors Open,
Edinburgh
11 September 2010 - Edinburgh
The morning after the night before. Same view in the day.
And looking the other way towards Princes St.
This was our bedroom.
Theres that castle again.
Amber is waaaaaaaaay down the corridor.
The bedroom ceiling.
While walking around Edinburgh we came across this archway to what was Stockbridge Market.
And looking the other way towards Princes St.
This was our bedroom.
Theres that castle again.
Amber is waaaaaaaaay down the corridor.
The bedroom ceiling.
While walking around Edinburgh we came across this archway to what was Stockbridge Market.
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