Table Mat

By Ritchie Collins

Kiosk

East Princes Street Gardens

Post Fringe of course

Something fishy in the gallery

Part of the summer show at Arts Complex 

I love those fish.

Gutted

A lot of the old working men's pubs around here are closing down.

This one is currently having its innards ripped out to re-emerge as.... who knows what?

Wind pipes

At wonderful display in the Art Festival.

http://www.edinburghartfestival.com/commissions/sarah_kenchington

Barbara knocked out a bit of You Are My Sunshine, I managed a vaguely recognisable version of Moon River.  Colour coded charts, music notation for idiots, was the key (pun intended....).

Another photo might make help make some sense of that last sentence -

But the main point is - it was fun.

Sandy

This guy always has a good view of the river.

Car park

And the gardeny bit in the middle.

Anthropologie

From the outside it looks like a posh frock shop.

Inside it's a posh frock and things shop.  They have all the things.

They have price tags that are taking the piss.

We were there for the live music.

We were there for the Free live music.

But there are some lovely door knobs.  If that's your thing.

Green screen

Ross and Ian getting on the act with Edina and Patsy in the BBC Green Screen booth, Potterow.

In the Ox

Rebus fans will understand

Red ship

View northwards from balcony

The stranger in the car

Sat in the back of a stationery car with a Twitter stranger taking part in an audio experience.  Weird, intimate and enthralling.

Want to do it again.

http://forestfringe.co.uk/edinburgh/artist/motor-vehicle-sundown/

Something fishy

Not left the flat yet so here's a bit of art that's sitting around.

Post-Hindsight

Cheating.  At 13.57 I was watching the wonderful comic play Hindsight in the Assembly Rooms.  So this out in the lobby after the show.  Still laughing.

On the march

The anti-fascist demo against the SDL getting close to Holyrood.  There were a lot more of us than there were of them.

I love my trolley

Or their bike has been nicked by a practical joker?

Giraffes

Taken from a bus passing the Omni Centre, Picardy Place

Doon the graveyard

A scenic shortcut.

By Leith standards....

Tasttee Maid

Well, so it says on the van.

In reality another rubbishy street show.  Oh well.

I'm on a bus

On a 22 heading up to town

Exit

I'd say this was the best bit of Asda, but the till staff are always a cheery bunch here.

It's her again

By my side once more.

Spiegeltent

At the Fringe by the Sea, North Berwick, to see Jules and the Blue Garnets

Not the world's neatest bookshop

And all the better for it

On the street

One of myriad street acts in Fringeland.

This was not one of the better ones.  The poor sod in the cream top was a very bemused looking audience member.  Sooner him than me.

Planning

All that project management training wasn't totally wasted.

Getting round all these Fringe shows doesn't just happen by itself.

Clouds and clock

There's rain on the way

Ugly? Of course.

But also a Leith icon.

Long may it blot the landscape.

Let the loading commence

First batch of bags on board.  Lots more to follow....

Bin there, done that

Out the back

Forms, bloody forms

But they get more money for the charity.