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<div class="hundred title" id="titlebar">Scotland</div>
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<img src="images/crescentSmall.jpg" alt="scotland"
class="serveImg" data-small="images/crescentSmall.jpg"
data-large="images/crescent.jpg"
data-med="images/crescentMed.jpg">
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<div class="third"><p>One of the many crescent-shaped terrace developments in Edinburgh. Edinburgh is known for its 18th Century
townhouses and probably has as many or more than Bath in England.</p>
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<div class="third bord"><p>
While trying to remember the street this was on, I used Google image search (reverse search) and nobody has posted
a photo of this, which is shocking.</p>
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<div class="third"><p>Apparently everyone photographs the castle, and perhaps pictures of Fringe, be Edinburgh is a
treasure trove of Georgian houses!
</p>
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<img src="images/northSeaSmall.jpg" alt="scotland"
class="serveImg" data-small="images/northSeaSmall.jpg"
data-large="images/northSea.jpg"
data-med="images/northSeaMed.jpg">
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<div class="third"><p>This is one of my favorite photos from Scotland. This is Leith, where Her Majesty's
retired yacht is open
to the public. I suppose steering becomes an issue after a certain age.</p></div>
<div class="third bord"><p>Leith is on the Firth of Forth, which empties into the North Sea. The firth was as smooth
as glass that day. So serene!</p>
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<div class="third"><p>In the background are some new housing towers. As I looked over the magically named Firth of Forth,
I thought they looked like a fantastic place to live. </p>
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<img src="images/britanniaSmall.jpg"
class="serveImg" data-small="images/britanniaSmall.jpg"
data-large="images/britannia.jpg"
data-med="images/britanniaMed.jpg" alt="scotland">
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<div class="third"> <p>Leith is just outside the edge of Edinburgh. There are busses that run there from the city center.
There is a medium-sized retail mall there with some decent restaurants and the tours of the ship.</p></div>
<div class="third bord"><p>This is the Queen's dining room when onboard the yacht.
I assume this is casual dining, royal style.</p>
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<div class="third"><p>On the ship you can tour the staterooms, galley, engine room, deck. I have photos but have not
posted them.</p></div>
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<img src="images/jennersSmall.jpg" alt="scotland"
class="serveImg" data-small="images/jennersSmall.jpg" data-large="images/jenners.jpg" data-med="images/jennersMed.jpg">
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<div class="third"><p>This is Jenners Department Store on Princes Street all decked out for Christmas. Princes Street
is the high street and main shopping venue in Edinburgh. It runs parallel to the Royal Mile, up in the old town.</div>
<div class="third bord"><p>Jenners is below the old town, in the new town. It opened in 1838 and is one of the oldest stores in Scotland.</p>
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<div class="third"><p>As you may deduce from the photo, Christmas is a big deal all over the UK. Restaurants begin advertising
their Christmas menus long before December every year, and it seems nearly evey restaurant does it.</div>
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