One of the many tourist shops on the Canongate. |
Bull's Close. Named after Robert Bull who owned property here in the 18th century. |
Crichton's Close leading to the Scottish Poetry Library, which is open to the public. Entry is free. |
Entrance to The Museum of Edinburgh. |
The brightly painted Museum building. |
Lamp standard from Princes Street now stands in the Museum yard. |
The Tolbooth was formerly the main municipal building in the city of Edinburgh for more than 400 years. |
A closer look at the Tolbooth tower and clock. |
The Wyrd shop sells all things alternative. |
Sculpture on a building, which dates back to 1677, on the north side of Canongate. The open book contains an excerpt from The Bible, Psalm 133. |
One of the many plaques to be seen in Edinburgh. |
Site of the original St John's Cross in the road at Canongate. |
An open top tourist bus (A former London Transport Routemaster bus!) heading up Canongate. (The walk continues tomorrow!) |
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