Killikrankie and the Queen’s View
Trying to catch the autumn colours…
Inch Cape wind farm
Activities around Leith Harbour, in aid of the new wind farm being built at Inch Cape, off the Angus coast… https://www.inchcapewind.com/ The grey and ‘rust’ tubes are the ‘monopiles’. They are the foundations. https://www.offshorewind.biz/2025/10/16/inch-cape-foundation-installation-about-to-start-as-first-monopiles-arrive-in-scottish-port/ https://www.offshorewindscotland.org.uk/news/2025/october/27/inch-cape-s-first-xxl-monopiles-land-in-port-of-leith/ https://www.cwhi.com/newsroom_1016/88.html The yellow tubes are called ‘transition pieces’ and fit on top of the piles… https://www.inchcapewind.com/arrival-of-the-first-transition-pieces-into-the-port-of-leith/ And…
Hogmanay Fireworks, 31 December 2015
The Edinburgh Hogmanay fireworks display at the Castle, shot from Ferry Road, through the railings of the Goldenacre playing fields.
Graffiti
‘Graffiti wall’ at Chancelot Mill, which was totally rebuilt following the tram works steamrollering the first one. Then strange plaques under the bridge at Warriston Gardens. Then the rebuilt and repainted wall at Chancelot Mill.
Funfair
Easter fun at Ocean Terminal.
