I really do have a lot to tell about the holidays, the weather was great and the company wasn’t too bad either 
When we got off the boat in Stranraer Scotland we had a couple of hours drive to Edinburgh, the campsite was Morton Hall, we stayed at this site last year and were glad to return. Pitch number one was dry which was a big improvment on last year – (we got a drenching).
No 1 son likes to take the odd shot now, so he must have taken this one unawares while we pitched the tent. JP sporting his recently received “9marks” T-Shirt.
The next day (Wednesday 16th) we went into Edinburgh visited the Royal Botanic Gardens. (Free Admission)
The Museum of Childhood. Free Admission
Train Spotted at Waverley Station.
and had a quick nip into the toy department of Jenners
We were all exhausted.
The two youngest slept on the bus on the way back to the campsite.
Thankfully not every day of the holiday was as full as this one.
….to be continued.
Ellen said,
July 29, 2008 at 11:23 pm
Lovely. I like that Beatrix Potter display. I’m glad you were dry this year.
kim from hiraeth said,
July 29, 2008 at 11:48 pm
What could be more fun that a Musuem of childhood–especially when it’s free.
I see Peter Rabbit. Was Winnie there, too?
Dorothy said,
July 30, 2008 at 12:02 am
Ooh, I love the sound of those free admissions. That Museum of Childhood looks most interesting to me.
Kim in ON said,
July 30, 2008 at 1:13 am
Is that Thomas the Tank Engine made of Lego?
Elaine@homebutnotalone said,
July 30, 2008 at 9:01 am
Kim – you’re in luck!
Dorothy it was great – we love free admissions too and the museum was very interesting.
Kim – A great big massive lego Thomas, we didn’t buy the kit