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| up the hills and down the hills |
This is our last full day in Edinburgh and on vacation for
that matter. We try to wait out the morning rain and it works. We shop for a
few last minute things, wander about (there is always something to see by chance), have lunch and head back to the room. We have to be on
the go early this evening. Of course there was more of up the hills and down
the hills, up the stairs and down the stairs. The main areas/streets are still
packed like they were last week…I wonder what Edinburgh is like when the
Festival isn’t on??
The first thing for us to do this evening is a Scotch and
cheese tasting – fun! It was in a Scotch shop, in a tiny area with about 25 of
us around a table. This lasted for about an hour.
Next was a guitar recital in an old church. 3 guys playing
guitar, alone and together. This was very different from what we’ve been doing
for Fringe shows.
We got a bite and a drink after the guitar show and before
our third time seeing Craig Ferguson and last show of the Fringe. Every night we’ve
seen him has been different as he
The food we got before the show included haggis! Not a
full-on haggis, neeps and tatties – but ‘haggis bites’. I was very impressed.
Too bad I left it this long or I’d definitely have given the full-on a try.
On the way back to bed, we got a little snack from one of
the food stalls in the bar’s courtyard attached
to out hotel. This is hughly convenient
each night – not so sure how healthy it is to eat potato wedges smothered in
cheese and bacon right before bed…delicious
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| courtyard outside our hotel |
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| how could we pass this up?? |
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