Ephemeral; the slightest breath, and I will drift away gently on the breeze ...

Daffies basking in spring sunshine

Taken this day, 2020, the lordly Heron watches over his kingdom https://www.flickr.com/photos/woolamaloo_gazette/49717400307/

Water of Leith, #Edinburgh #Edimbourg #Nature #photography #photographie #bird #oiseau #Heron #WaterOfLeith

Taken this day, 2014, still life with breakfast and stormy sea https://www.flickr.com/photos/woolamaloo_gazette/13588903164/

Cafes and ticket machines at night, Waverley Station.

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Trains at night, Waverley Station https://www.flickr.com/photos/woolamaloo_gazette/54418355319/in/dateposted/

I like the artwork which has appeared on this door in a tall, stone garden wall.

#Edinburgh #Edimbourg #photography #photographie
#Bruntsfield #door #porte #art #StreetArt #graffiti

Morning blooms to brighten up your day, from this morning's stroll to work.

The sun may be setting, but it's still refreshing to walk home from work before it's actually night, after the long months of winter .

Sunshine after the rain

#Edinburgh readers, join us on Friday 4th of April to explore the gorgeous islands of Scotland's west coast with Alastair MacDonald Jackson

https://www.edinburghbookshop.com/events-1/alastair-macdonald-jackson-scottish-west-coast-isles-in-photographs

The French yumminess behind the counter at La Barantine this morning.

It's a morning of rain showers and bursts of brilliant, spring sunshine. Fortunately the latter as I passed the Daffie, glowing in the light as it swayed slowly in the breeze

Relieved that, for a change #Edinburgh council has listened to locals and heritage groups and told Unique they can't commodify our Princes Street Gardens space anymore than they already do https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8x4z1qv4e7o

The new spring releases are blooming! This is just a selection of the latest paperback and hardback fiction releases to hit our shelves.

When the morning, spring sunlight aligns with the old railway footbridge, it is said it will illuminate the way to a fabled treasure, buried in nearby Dalry Cemetery...

Morning bloom from today's promenade to work

Walking past the Festival Theatre at night

City Restaurant at night, Southbridge

Lovely visit from Rosie Hewlett, and the sun came out to illuminate our funky cold Medea painted window too!

The paperback edition of Medea is out now from Penguin, sgned copies available!