We were in Edinburgh in 2003, but I bet the city has not changed one little bit since we were there. It's a jewel! We walked the Royal Mile, toured both the castle and Holyrood, and tramped up the hills surrounding the town. We ate fish and chips with the locals, but skipped the haggis. On our last night we shared a table in a crowded restaurant with an English couple who said they always returned from holidays in the Highlands through Edinburgh simply to see the castle at night. So we walked from the restaurant and had a squiz. The photo does not do the sight justice.
We were in Edinburgh in 2003, but I bet the city has not changed one little bit since we were there. It's a jewel! We walked the Royal Mile, toured both the castle and Holyrood, and tramped up the hills surrounding the town. We ate fish and chips with the locals, but skipped the haggis. On our last night we shared a table in a crowded restaurant with an English couple who said they always returned from holidays in the Highlands through Edinburgh simply to see the castle at night. So we walked from the restaurant and had a squiz. The photo does not do the sight justice.
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