Today's vintage postcard blog update focuses on Edinburgh, Scotland. It's a subject I've covered before with different postcards, but the reason for paying a second visit is that my wife will be running the Edinburgh Marathon on 23rd May in aid of cancer relief, and almost certainly be running past many of these sites. Some of the family and a few friends are travelling up to support her, and we're also taking the opportunity to have a few days holiday while we're there (assuming the blisters aren't too bad). I've not been to Scotland for years so am really looking forward to the trip. I'm also really looking forward to driving there as it's been a while since we've been "on the road".
Scott Monument by the artist Bowers, c.1906, published in the Misch and Stock's Nature Miniatures series, number 224.
As usual, these postcards of Edinburgh and hundreds of other vintage postcards can be found on my vintage postcards website
Happy PFF! I have found Edinburgh to be a most wonderful city.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards. Have a wonderful time. Good luck to your wife and I hope the blisters aren't too bad! Happy PFF!
ReplyDeletei've never been to ediburgh or run a marathon for that matter so this post has made me feel entirely inadequate...! ;-)
ReplyDeletewonderful cards as ever...best of luck to your wife! happy PFF!
I really like the Tuck card the best!
ReplyDeleteWhat beauties!!! I loved seeing these. Happy PFF!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the one with the tartan (I like tartans better than views).
ReplyDeleteLove the card with the plaid around the edges. Good luck to your wife!
ReplyDeleteelegant selection!!!
ReplyDeleteNow, I need to go there!