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Edinburgh - and a few more little things...

So I have come to the end of my Edinburgh blog posts! As a treat, here are a few more photos I took around the city.
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This gold post box was installed here to celebrate Sir Chris Hoy’s gold medal victory in the Olympics, Hunter Square
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This strange fellow was hanging around near Edinburgh Castle
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The World Famous Frankenstein
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For dinner, we went to Frankie and Benny’s. Bacon Cheeseburger with chips and tomato relish
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Woo Woo
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Just plain and simple coffee. Slurp.
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A bunny who sneaked into the antelope section at Edinburgh Zoo
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We went back to Frankie and Benny’s for breakfast on the last day. This is the Lighter Breakfast.
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A view of Edinburgh Castle
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Bagpipe player – you will see a lot of them in the city!
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Jenners department store
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Scottish National Gallery
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This is a still from a video I took of a man playing bagpipes…with fire!
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Edinburgh Fringe Society – I like the quirky decorations!
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Monument
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Art
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Scottish Parliament Building – I think the architecture is simply amazing
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Scottish Parliament Building, with Arthur’s Seat in the background
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On the sides of Scottish Parliament Building
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From a war monument in the city
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Museum of Edinburgh
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St Giles’ Cathedral

I also did some shopping during my visit.
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Macaroons £5.15 for a bag of five from La Barantine, West Bow. Includes flavours such as Passion Fruit and Salted Caramel.
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Cashmere scarf from Dunedin Cashmere, Breakfast Blend loose leaf from Eteaket, Orange Chocolate Chip Shortbread and Highland Blend tea (can’t quite remember where) and teacup neckalce from Katie Cupcake, Royal Mile
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I am not sure how well you can see the detail, but a lot of the tourist attractions have penny presses. These are from Edinburgh Zoo, the Museum of Childhood and Edinburgh Castle.
I hope you have enjoyed these blog posts about Edinburgh. It was a fantastic visit and the city is somewhere you must visit one day!

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