Modern interesting photographs taken from, in and around
Craigleith Hill
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Craigleith Hill district since 2007
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As from 2 November 2009 it will cost £1.00
per hour for a maximum of 4 hours.
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THE NEXT THREE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE
LOOKING NORTH UP CRAIGLEITH HILL CRESCENT
BEFORE Controlled Parking
AFTER Controlled Parking introduced
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Craigleith Hill Neighbourhood Watch scheme.
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CHANGING SKYLINE compare with above photographs 
At the North end of Craigleith Hill Crescent
. Millers have built a 40
affordable flat complex which is now complete (MAY
2010) and will be admiistered by Scotland Homes.
The VEHICULAR ACCESS TO THIS COMPLEX
WILL BE FROM CRAIGLEITH HILL CRESCENT.
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Sunrise over St Mary's Cathedral, Dean College and Daniel Stewarts College taken from Craigleith
Hill
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A close up of the affordable
housing complex as viewed from inside the WGH at
the Telford Road entrance looking West. The address of the block on the
right nearest Telford Road will be 110 and 112 Telford Road (27 FLATS) and
the one on the left will have an address of 127 and 129 Craigleith Hill
Crescent (13 FLATS)
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St James Centre and Nelson's Column
looking across Edinburgh from Craigleith Hill
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Magnificent Cherry Tree in Craigleith Hill Gardens
in May
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Plockton? No it's Craigleith Hill
Crescent, Edinburgh
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A Dawn Redwood tree the editor grew from seed planted in
2006. full grown trees (10) outside the front entrance to
Sainsbury's in THE QUARRY. Unfortunately they have all
been removed to make way for the superstores new extension which was
completed in October 2010. See photograph opposite
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Edinburgh Castle from Craigleith Hill Gardens in the winter
A night photograph of the front of Sainsbury's new
extension opened October 2010
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Marks and Spencer
The Cafeteria is now open upstairs in the new extension
to M&S at The Quarry retail park. It is situated in the semicircular part above
the main entrance. |
COSTA
Costa has arrived in the Quarry and is
lmocated between Clarkes and New Look.
21st October 2009 |
