WHO SPILLED COCK ROBIN?
Look at the photo and what do you see?
Spurtle reader Tibor Farkas, who sent us this Bellevue Place detail, sees ‘a blood-soaked robin with an albino crayfish beside it’.
THE INDUSTRIAL HALL (7)
On the surface, all appeared to be well at the Industrial Hall, Edinburgh’s first purpose-built exhibition space, as a new year dawned.
DUNDAS STREET
Centrum House.
Ruddy squatters.
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YORK LANE
The slippery slope to autumn.
No. 38 in an occasional photo-series celebrating Spurtleshire street-name signs.
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MAJOR RETHINK FOR NEW TOWN QUARTER
Developers announce partial flip to purpose-built student accommodation
Work on the 5.9-acre site of the former Royal Bank of Scotland HQ between Dundas St and King George V Park, due to start in July, has
THE INDUSTRIAL HALL (6)
Cowboys, fists and a monster smoking concert
We saw last week how, in the continued absence of large-scale commercial exhibitions, Edinburgh's first purpose-built exhibition hall on Annandale Street was
SCOTTISH LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
Local resident Ian Bowie has been named overall Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year 2024.
You can read more about his achievement in Spurtle's Issue 343 (published on 1 September).
The images below are:
'Winter on the Moor'