The torchlight procession (see yesterday's picture) ended on the top of Calton Hill where a large bonfire was lit by the Vikings of Up Helly Aa.
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5 comments:
Interesting photograph and story.
That is an incredible photo. Fire isn't easy to photograph.
Wonderful photo. Such atmosphere!
The flames look like a dragon, complete with shadow dragon flames behind it.
What a neat tradition! I think we'd set the town on fire if we did it here. I'd love to see it.
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