View from Liberton Brae. "Brae" is a Scottish word that means "hill." On the horizon, to the East, you can just make out the top of Craigmillar Castle.

The Kings Buildings (physical science and engineering buildings of the University of Edinburgh) in the foreground. Salisbury Crags and Arthur's Seat in the background.

Skyline of City Center Edinburgh from Liberton Brae. Edinburgh Castle is in the cneter of the picture. The hills on the horizon are in Fife, across the Firth of forth.

The Liberton Tower.

On the horizon, Craigmillar Castle, Berwick Law and (just barely observable) Bass Rock. All from Liberton Tower.

Liberton Kirk.

Celtic cross on a grave in the Liberton Kirkyard.

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That Celtic cross again, in detail.

Jim at the Celtic Cross.

Jim at the Celtic Cross.

Kirk door.

A section of the grave yard and the Liberton Tower on the hill, above.

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A strange face on a tombstone.

That same Celtic cross, yet again, with the sun on it.

Mog in front of the colorful kirk door.

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Jim at the sign of INCH.

The INCH sign, more closely

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Our bus stop at the Shell Station

St. Giles Cathedral at night. We went to a concert, St. Giles at Six, on Sunday. It was the singing of Schubert's Winterriese by a baritone from Munich, Germany.

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