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Category Archives: Edinburgh
Cool for Cats
Yesterday my cat fell out of the window and ran up to your car where it proceeded to climb into your engine. Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Photo-Blog
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LeithLivePhotoBlog
I’ve never done any ‘Live-blogging’ on this site, primarily because I’ve never been in a situation where I thought my presence at a computer provided anything new to an event or news story in progress. Anyway, I happen to be … Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Photo-Blog
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A sign of the times?
Nothing quite says “affluence,” like an old Burger King restaurant that has been converted into a jewellery store. addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fwww.robertsharp.co.uk%2F2007%2F04%2F04%2Fa-sign-of-the-times%2F’; addthis_title = ‘A+sign+of+the+times%3F’; addthis_pub = ”;
Posted in Edinburgh, Photo-Blog
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An Idle Sunday With The Papers
And for a blogger, a 21st Century gentleman-pamphleteer, what could be a more perfect afternoon than this? I scythe through The Observer, and the myriad possibilities for opinion leap out at me. Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Photo-Blog, Politics
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Demolition
Some photos of a couple of council tower blocks in that were demolished yesterday Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Photo-Blog
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Ritual egg-laying: Scotland 15 – 44 Australia
Of course, no-one in the crowd can see where the ball is, or predict where it will emerge from. We just have to sit and wait politely for the white oval to emerge, and then we cheer as the pace quickens once more. Its like some kind of ritual egg-laying. Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Photo-Blog, Sport
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Turbans and Tam o’shanters
A Sikh boy was attacked in Pilrig Park, and had his hair shorn off during the assault. It was in effect an attack upon all Sikhs, an entire section of our Edinburgh community. Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Multiculturalism, Photo-Blog
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Edinburgh events
Two ‘New Media’ events in Edinburgh in the next seven days Continue reading
Posted in Art and Cultures, Edinburgh
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Cost-cutting at NHS Lothian
NHS ‘moles’ are like the Malawian Orphan of the blogging world. Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, NHS
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The Point of Vanishing Interest
Whatever the accuracy of his theories, “Parkinson’s Law” is a great read, and a highly recommended stocking filler for the economist or policy wonk in your life. Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Internet Philosophy, Politics
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