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Tag Archives: Calton Hill
More To Do At Charlotte Square
Image: Ranfurly-Review.com Another long day yesterday but I got some good work done in bits and pieces. The rain stayed off, which was a blessing for my wife, but it’s significantly colder just now. My cold that was threatening has … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Day Job, Edinburgh, Fiction, Poetry, Publishing and Marketing, Reading, Writing
Tagged Beltane, Books, Calton Hill, Charlotte Square, Day Job, Edinburgh Book Festival, Fiction, Poetry, Ranfurly Review, Reading, Writing
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The Specials, Beltane, and the Man In The East
Image: News of the World The last few days have been incredible. Fast moving, exciting, fulfilling, emotional – all of these and more. To begin, I have to return to the start of the week, but I don’t have much … Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Editorial Comment, Food, Drink and Bevvy, Freelance, Glasgow, Music, Publishing and Marketing, Scotland, Writing
Tagged aches and pains, article, Beltane, Calton Hill, Edinburgh, Elsepth Murray, Freelance, fry-up, GDR, gig, Glasgow, Guardian, Ludovics, News of the World, review, The Specials, Twitter, web hits, Writing
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Calton Hill At Night
Edinburgh drivers really are amazing breeds. This morning, after navigating the maze of coned off lanes and temporary roundabouts that is Leith Walk, my bus made it to York Place, which in itself is not exactly free of tram words. … Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Freelance, Photography, Sport, Writing
Tagged articles, bus drivers, Calton Hill, Edinburgh drivers, Fiction, Freelance, novella, Six Nations Rugby, Writing
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Calton Hill Pt.2
Not a good day is some aspects, but good in others. I’ll get the bad stuff out the way first. I visited the chippy for dinner for the second night in a row. This time I got a Black Pudding … Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Food, Drink and Bevvy, Freelance, Scotland, Writing
Tagged Calton Hill, Edinburgh, Fast Foods, Film & TV, Hunting Jack, Inspiration, Irn-Bru, Jackie McCann, Leith, movies, novels, Walking, Writing, Writing Process
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Calton Hill Pt.1
Saturday was such a nice morning I took Laura with me when I went out. I had a couple of things I wanted to do in the morning, but I took out more time to take in a few other … Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Food, Drink and Bevvy, Reading, Scotland, Writing
Tagged Aquarium, Books, Calton Hill, Clint Eastwood, Edinburgh, Fiction, Film & TV, ideas, Jackie McCann, Leith, movies, Shopping, Tropical Fish, Walking, Weather, Writing
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Edinburgh’s Shame Part 2
Image: BBC Margo Macdonald is at it again. She’s talking sense when all around her are going mad. Again. She’s the first MSP to come out with a case for scrapping the Edinburgh Trams farce altogether, citing the council’s plans … Continue reading →