Scotland - Edinburgh: Princess street Gardens

[timduru]

Castle touring overschedule is quite tight as we've quite a lot of road on that day, so we've about 1 hour left

Comments

[sabotlours]

Historical structures are ALWAYS better with fursuiters!

[timduru]

definitely :P

[timduru]

Thankies :)

[marko_the_rat]

Wonderful! Combining two of my favourite things--fursuiting and beautiful historical locations. You're giving me inspiration for my own upcoming European trip.

[timduru]

thanks :)
Yeah many things to see in europe.
Could have stayed a few more weeks to visit in Scotland for sure :)
So much to see in so little time.

[baconcoyote]

Wow.. those pictures are simply breathtaking. Absolutely love them.. I can only imagine how it looked as I bet it was even more beautiful than pictures could possibly show :)

[timduru]

Thanks :)
Yeah pictures don't always make the sites and scenery justice.

There is one place that I'll show later on, that I really really loved.
The pictures we got there are already breathtaking, but they definitely didn't capture the scenery that well,
it was really much more impressive in reality when looking with your own eyes. :)

[junkvist]

It was surprisingly easy access place from the parking area =)
The castle itself was a little dissappointed IMO. Historical stuff yes, interesting views, but no artefacts or history data of the old eras, only from the 1800 onwards, weird. And they didn't let us come back in suit, instead would have needed new tickets *sighs*
I read someplace that the Scotland history would have been presented there, but i didn't notice any of that... or maybe i just wasn't looking hard enough =/

[timduru]

Yep, it was good we parked there :)
Quicky but fun outing there and perfect weather too for fuzzy fun :)

Yeah the castle was nice to do, but not that special to me.
Just a few nice point of views though :)