Few things are as interesting as other people’s little corners.
Spurtle makes a point of noseying such nooks, and on various errands today enjoyed three particularly interesting basements.
We accept that this isn’t world-shaking news, and is more likely to get us arrested than win us a Pullitzer prize, but we don’t care.
Top-right and below is an absolutely enormous geranium on Drummond Place. We estimate it to be about 10ft tall and in rude good health.
Also on Drummond Place, a gigantic po-faced owl, carved from a single section of tree trunk.
And finally, on Huntly Street: rather good meteorological advice for an Edinburgh August, but can any reader tell us where it's from?
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