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The empty streets of the #Edinburgh Old Town. Looks eerie being so quiet, making easy to keep a safe space whilst out for walk. The city awaits your return. #SocialDistancinguk @edcentrallib @OrkneyLibrary @ShetlandLibrary @natlibscot @EdinCulture || @PaulHenni @LynnHenni 
@edcentrallib @OrkneyLibrary @ShetlandLibrary @natlibscot @EdinCulture @PaulHenni @LynnHenni A few more from our daily exercise / occasional food shopping. Grateful we can get out for a bit, but limiting our time and keeping a safe distance. #StayHome #KeepASafeDistance #Edinburgh @edinburghcastle @edinburghpaper @darkedinburgh || @LynnHenni @PaulHenni
@edcentrallib @OrkneyLibrary @ShetlandLibrary @natlibscot @EdinCulture @PaulHenni @LynnHenni @edinburghcastle @edinburghpaper @darkedinburgh A few more from our daily exercise / occasional food shopping. Grateful we can get out for a bit, but limiting our time and keeping a safe distance. #StayHome #KeepASafeDistance #Edinburgh @YourWullie @SirWilliamD @jamajestical @AG_Exposed || @LynnHenni @PaulHenni
Thread. More ‘then and now’ photo comparisons showing parts of #EastLothian and how they have changed (or not). Goose Green in #Gullane from some unspecified long past (when very few parked cars outside their houses - 1930s?) and today. There’s still a tree on the near corner!
Aberlady Church and the Loupin’-on Stane from some time pre-Second World War (#Aberlady lost nearly all of its iron railings during the war) and January 2020. Actually very little change! #EastLothian
My favourite montage of this batch, three photos of #Aberlady Main Street, #EastLothian, looking west from the top of the Sea Wynd. 1920s or ‘30s (?), probably late 1950s and January 2020. Thread ends.
