Holyrood Park, Edinburgh
Holyrood Park, 640 acres of open space filled with hills, lochs and all manner of bird life. Beautiful place.
Home to human activity from at least the 5th millennium BC, it’s perhaps better known as a royal park - owned by the Kelso and Holyrood Abbeys.
Read MoreHome to human activity from at least the 5th millennium BC, it’s perhaps better known as a royal park - owned by the Kelso and Holyrood Abbeys.
Edinburgh, Scotland
Site of the The Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway, better known as 'The Innocent Railway'. Located between Dalkeith and the south side of Arthur's Seat.
Opened in stages from 1831 it was Edinburgh's first railway; built to convey coal from pits near Dalkeith to the capital. In 1845 it was purchased by North British Railway and partly incorporated into the Waverley Route.
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