Robert Fergusson Society

Wreath-laying ceremony 25th October 2008 at the Canongate Kirk, Edinburgh.

See http://www.robertfergusson.com/

The Beloved Tram-works

The nuisance continues. Apparently, we will all forget about the inconvenience once the trams are up and running, we will be thrilled and pleased that we have been given such a wonderful gift. This is contrary to what has happened in Dublin, Sheffield and Barcelona - the only people who think the trams were worth the bother and expense do not live in these cities. In Dublin, vox pop says the trams are only good for those that live along the route, but only a small benefit, and none at all to the rest of Dublin. In Sheffield they are seen as a dangerous nuisance and no advantage over the buses. In Barcelona it is difficult to find anyone who knows about a tram there, they all take the underground train, which is great. I know this because I have spoken to people from Dublin, Sheffield and recently visited Barcelona.

Here is a video from Leith Walk

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=yb0AbBJBVgM

Higher and Higher

One of the more unexpected songs performed tonight by The Moody Blues, starting their British tour at the Playhouse in Edinburgh. They were great; a bit unnerving seeing Graeme Edge getting helped up and down the stage stairs.

Gig 22

12/9/08

Henry's Cellar Bar, Edinburgh

Setlist: A Physical Husband, Pictures Of Biggles, It's Abnormal, Pink Storm, Tamagotchi Girl, Agenda For Change, Freiburg (CH) '98, Golden Girl, Mouse In Love, Selling The Party

Excellent sound, thanks to Leonora ( see "Mills & Boon")

Very good crowd response with some dancing.

Moffoot Ancestors

The earliest photographs from the 1800's
http://www.flickr.com/photos/amoffoot/sets/72157607109674917

Golden Girl

Dancing Mice Live , summer 2008. A tribute to Justine Greening

Support Leith Traders

This is an interesting and well-organised site.
http://www.leithtraders.com/