I mean it's a spectacular street and almost looks like a line graph of increasing rents... so hard not to!

It's here but not been updated since it was uploaded www.flickr.com/photos/kaput...

If it's the model I think it is, 230kw across 4 wheel drive, will accelerate 2+ tonnes of Beamer to
60 MPH in a little under 5.6 secs. Meanwhile your 20kg ebike is limited to 1/1000th that power and cuts out at 15.7mph because "safety"

Fine, all the more for me 😋

The little closed church unfortunately soon became derelict once again, before happily being rescued once more when, in 1979, it was restored and converted into the Gogar Cabinetworks, a furniture-maker's workshop, which the building remains to this day.

(Image: Gogar Cabinet Works) (3/3)

The medieval church at Gogar became ruinous after the Reformation and was rebuilt 1891-1901.

The decision was taken to close the building in 1954, with the congregation asked to join their ancient font two miles away in the historic Old Corstorphine Kirk.

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The site manager has to carry his workboots somehow

11-13 Princes Street, being demolished at this time to make way for a Woolworths. Now where the Apple phone store is

50p says that most of the space taken up will be used for parking contractors' Transit vans

They've got 2 fences, 1 each at top and bottom of embankment. I often wondered about checking if the upper fence is actually on council-owned land as it felt off that they should have sold a portion of the embankment off

That's an absolute joke of a diversion, which "Gavin
N. Brown" should be forced to cycle daily, in the dark, from now until the 16th January or until such time as he accepts the ridiculous nature of it