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Dreaming of Edinburgh?

If you’re in town for the festival this week make sure you drop by to see our exhibition David Mach: The Paper to Prove It. Mach makes collages out of the enormous quantities of materials left over from his installation works.

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2019-08-15

The birds and I are looking forward to the wonderful this wknd, hope some of you can join us, Edinburgh 17th/18th August ❤️📚🎨
Full line up of kidlit events now online: https://t.co/ItHRVSLWs2

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2019-08-15

New Towner Little Clifford takes a stroll along Princes St.

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2019-08-13

The New Towners - Penelope reads Tobias an afternoon lullaby.

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2019-08-13

Late night Spiegeltent sketching at Edinburgh.

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2019-08-13

Victoria Street from George IV Bridge Edinburgh 📷
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2019-08-12

Two more landscapes, first one completely imaginary, second one loosely based on a street in Currie (Edinburgh) both in

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2019-08-11

The past few days working at the in have been an absolute joy! What a wee gem of a museum 💀😊.

Placement week 1, complete ✅

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2019-08-10

A visit to to see Grayson Perry's Julie Cope's Grand Tour. The story was captivating, the talent behind the craft was mesmerising, and the pieces were beautifully articulated. If you're in the area it is well well worth a visit!! ❤

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2019-08-07

Nelson's Monument on Glasgow Green, by John Knox. Saw this in the drawing room of in Edinburgh. Had a lovely chat with the volunteer guides about the detail of the damage to the top of it from the lightning strike in 1810

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2019-08-06

The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh accepted its first patient 1729. When its new home was completed in 1748 it included ’12 Cells for mad People’

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2019-08-06

Good evening I've managed to make it to say hello this evening! I hope you're well - here is a wee selection of my popular Scottish wildlife cards for only £8 for a pack of 5 they would make a perfect gift! https://t.co/5wHwKtcEQF

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2019-08-05

Morning all! just saying a wee hello as have been away most of the weekend but thinking of you all! A wee kingfisher for you today! https://t.co/ay77pxj4Ac !#ukgiftam :)

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2019-08-04

Incredibly talented Phoebe Anna Traquair died in 1936: painter, enamellist, illuminator, embroiderer, jewellery-maker, book-binder. Tours of her spectacular murals at The Song School, St Mary's Cathedral & Mansfield Traquair Centre are on during Edinburgh Festival

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2019-08-04

The city of is known for a certain 'Boy Wizard', but back in the 1700s a wizard named Major Weir lived close to our library. He was burnt with his magic blackthorn staff for his crimes and is said to still haunt the West Bow in his demonic chariot

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2019-08-01