Edinburgh

We had 3 nights booked at the Edinburgh site, which was busy but with a minibus to get in and out of the City at £8 return, it was a quick and easy ride to the centre, so understandably popular.

We went in on both days. The first day to have a good walk about and see the sights.

We had a look around the Royal Church Canongate Kirk, on the Royal Mile and I hadn't realised it was where Zara Philips got married.

Above is The Royal Pew

Our second day was mainly to go to The Real Mary King Close, which are the tiny streets, alleyways really, are which the bottom two or three storeys remain, the high floors removed when the City Chambers were built above. I couldn't take any photos though, not allowed. I did take some more around the City though and in the Royal Mile.

There was a lovely riverside walk just across the road from the Site. Pity the wind was still so chilly.