Many angles and shapes making up a walkway through Scottish Parliament. I had started to do this as a simple line drawing but I can’t stop myself from shading bits in.
More discipline required tomorrow.

St Andrew’s and St George’s Church is situated at the east end of George St, in the city centre. The grade A listed building dates back to the 1780’s and displays all the classical elegance typical of Georgian architecture.

The back end of a bus, as it waits outside the Scottish Parliament. The number 36 weaves its way through the city from Holyrood to Leith. I was tempted to jump aboard but alas I still have half a days work to do 🙂

The view across the street whilst waiting on a number 8 tonight. A street lamp lights up the wall of the bridge and a couple of commuters on the way home.

Just watched #oneborneveryminute on tv. Exciting but scary times ahead, here is one of our twins at Christmas, 28 weeks young!

Early morning rise to see the highlights of yesterdays Premier League matches. The games after United weren’t that fascinating for me, hence the pencil and paper came out. Good day for the reds though, the Arse are looking like contenders too.

A friend once told me Scotland is the only nation who buys its own souvenirs. I’m not sure about that but judging by the number of these shops on the Royal Mile it can’t be tourists alone keeping them going!
This is the window display of one near the bottom of the mile.

From my memory (as it’s a wee bit cold outside) this is how the moon looks tonight from Edinburgh. Or perhaps it’s the end of a tunnel, or a torch light? Answers on a postcard.