Edinburgh Day #3
[Photos from 25 September 2016, posted online 7 January 2017. THREE posts in one day?! Nooooo waaaaay!!!]
Our flight left that afternoon, so we checked out of the hotel, walked to town to eat what was supposed to be a late breakfast but turned into lunch, because the place we wanted to visit was closed.
We then walked a little ways to Dean Village, that is a quaint little peaceful spot. We walked around there for a bit, before ending up at the hotel lounge as the plane was delayed a bit, and then our couples vacation was over! (25 images total)
This is where we lived, on the top floor.
Halli not impressed by me insisting (via TripAdvisor) this was the best we could do, and not another place he’d seen. Getting decent food on a Sunday proved remarkably tricky, as places were either closed, or we’d just missed breakfast, and lunch wasn’t quite on yet.
Me, pretending to be innocent.
Walking towards Dean Village.
Awww, picturesque.
The view from the bridge.
The other direction.
A rock, a little further along.
No fun, please!
Quiet, with a chance of tourists.
Retro-fitted plumbing, apparently all the rage. I have a second image of this wall with a group of tourists walking by.
It’s almost as if real people live there!
A tourist taking a photo of a tourist taking a photo of underwear?
Crossing the river again a bit further down, to start the walk back.
A more modern Edinburgh.
Hello Skinny House!
More impressive retro-fitted plumbing.
Not quite lost.
Edinburgh is all about basements. Every house seemingly has one! And they’re all dug out and airy.
Looks like fall is arriving.
Resting tired feet for a bit.
A taxi-hop later we were at the airport.
Our Easyjet plane?
Goodbye Scotland, thanks for all the memories! 🙂
Screenshot taken at 19:48. Hello Iceland!
