A frosty Monday morning... our car was cold too!
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January
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- View of the beach
- Beach house anyone?
- Cool turret on Newhaven Road
- Cold Monday
- Addressing the Haggis
- Portobello Baths
- Seagulls on the beach
- Portobello beach
- Cold, cold January
- Ross's favourite graffiti
- My favourite graffiti
- Graffiti in Potterrow
- Students protest against war
- That path...
- Sorry!
- Lights in trees
- Bonfire and Vikings
- Torchlight Procession
- A Fresh Start
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- Winter Wonderland
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4 comments:
Just come accross your blog. Fantastic. I live not too far away in Forfar but used to work in Edinburgh years ago. Its a terrific city and your photos really capture the atmosphere. Keep up the good work.
Hi
Love citydailyphoto.com, always a good place to start looking at the world.
I loved your lighthouse photos.
At first glance, the photo looks like a sea beach covered with snow flakes. Then I thought It was a picture of clouds in the blue sky.
I too thought it was the sea in the portal. Intriguing elegant image.
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