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Edinburgh For Olga, who wanted me to write about a famous city in Scotland. Edinburgh is the city I would most recommend a foreigner to visit, although I slightly prefer Glasgow myself. In Scotland I usually have a camera around my neck, and have lots of photos of highland cattle 'muckle coos', of mountains and islands, of wildlife and food but to my horror I have none of the two main cities. This shot by Paula Funnell from Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/75235741@N00/5340486264/in/photostream/ is of Edinburgh Castle, an essential place to visit, from where you get excellent views of the city below. Edinburgh is lovely on a bright summer's day, but holds a major international festival in September and a large party to celebrate on New Years Eve (called Hogmanay there). It is pronounced Edinbr, and I remember a Russian lady mispronoucing it as I danced with her one night in Miass. It was the highlight of her trip to Britain.

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No mistakes, Kevin. Well done! You made it:))))))))))))

Edinburgh

For Olga, who wanted me to write about a famous city in Scotland. Edinburgh is the city I would most recommend a foreigner to visit, although I slightly prefer Glasgow myself. In Scotland I usually have a camera around my neck, and have lots of photos of highland cattle 'muckle coos', of mountains and islands, of wildlife and food but to my horror I have none of the two main cities. This shot by Paula Funnell from Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/75235741@N00/5340486264/in/photostream/ is of Edinburgh Castle, an essential place to visit, from where you get excellent views of the city below. Edinburgh is lovely on a bright summer's day, but holds a major international festival in September and a large party to celebrate on New Years Eve (called Hogmanay there). It is pronounced Edinbr, and I remember a Russian lady mispronoucing it as I danced with her one night in Miass. It was the highlight of her trip to Britain.

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Edinburgh

For Olga, who wanted me to write about a famous city in Scotland. Edinburgh is the city I would most recommend a foreigner to visit, although I slightly prefer Glasgow myself. In Scotland I usually have a camera around my neck, and have lots of photos of highland cattle 'muckle coos', of mountains and islands, of wildlife and food but to my horror I have none of the two main cities. This shot by Paula Funnell from Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/75235741@N00/5340486264/in/photostream/ is of Edinburgh Castle, an essential place to visit, from where you get excellent views of the city below. Edinburgh is lovely on a bright summer's day, but holds a major international festival in September and a large party to celebrate on New Years Eve (called Hogmanay there). It is pronounced Edinbr, and I remember a Russian lady mispronoucing it as I danced with her one night in Miass. It was the highlight of her trip to Britain.

 

Sir! Allow to thank you!

 It very much is pleasant to me!

You excellent artist and traveler!

I dream to visit Edinoburgh

Olga

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Beautiful : )

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