After nearly a week in Scotland, much of it in Edinburgh, I have approximately 1100 photographs. Here are a few of my favorites.
I took several photographs at
Holyrood Park, which is home to the scalable
Arthur’s Seat, where the
gorse was in bloom.
Upon climbing Arthur’s Seat, I met someone who told me that the
Scott Monument had steps to the top. I spent a good deal of time in the surrounding area, and I’m glad I discovered the view.
I enjoyed a string, brass and choral concert at
St. Giles’ Cathedral.
I spent an afternoon in St. Andrews, which is world famous for
golf, but also has, among other things, a
castle,
cathedral and historical significance to the
Scottish Reformation.
I took several photographs at Holyrood Park, which is home to the scalable Arthur’s Seat, where the gorse was in bloom.
Upon climbing Arthur’s Seat, I met someone who told me that the Scott Monument had steps to the top. I spent a good deal of time in the surrounding area, and I’m glad I discovered the view.
I enjoyed a string, brass and choral concert at St. Giles’ Cathedral.
I spent an afternoon in St. Andrews, which is world famous for golf, but also has, among other things, a castle, cathedral and historical significance to the Scottish Reformation.
2 comments:
As I understand it there were only about 956 pictures taken by you on this trip - I would like to know if there is some sort of truth in blogging law?????
Truth has been conveyed. Pictures were deleted. Passive voice was used.
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