The generation gap

The second child is considering a future in the world of academia, and to further this goal we travelled to Scotland's capital in an attempt to compare the magnificent university of Edinburgh with the last one we visited, up in the frozen north-east.  Still, I am not biased.

We stopped for coffee in the former "Nelson Mandela" dome. I wonder what happened to him? And where did these tables come from?

And then we suffered a couple of lectures in the George Square Theatre, where I used to enjoy accounts lectures at 9am, three days a week.   

Once finished, we had a quiet lunch in a world buffet. I now cannot see my toes.

By yon bonny banks of Oban

 Down by the sea. Early one morning.

 Chocolaty delights - Not for me - I rarely touch the stuff

You shall have a fishy on the little dishy, when the vote comes in.

 Dining al fresco. Nothing beats a bacon breakfast outside the caravan. Al Fresco liked it too.

Macro focus still working

And finally, we think this is the best chippy for miles around.