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Haddington Railway Walk

Sandy McNaughton Edinburgh, History, Walking 11 September 202511 September 2025Walking
Haddington Railway Walk

Haddington Railway Walk is an easy five and half mile walk through the East Lothian countryside along the track of the old Longniddry to Haddington Railway line.

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Penicuik to Eskbank Railway Walk

Sandy McNaughton Edinburgh, Scotland, Walking 1 September 20251 September 2025
Penicuik to Eskbank Railway Walk

Penicuik to Eskbank Railway Walk is an easy 7 mile walk along the track of the the former Hawthornden to Penicuik Branch Line. My walk begins in Penicuik and follows the River North Esk for part of the way. Along the route you will pass the sites of the old paper mills and visit the former railway stations.

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Walking the Forth Road Bridge to North Queensferry

Sandy McNaughton Short Breaks, Walking 28 August 202528 August 2025Forth Bridge, Forth Road Bridge, North Queensferry, Queensferry Crossing, South Queensferry 0 Comment
Walking over the Forth Road Bridge

I’ve wondered if many visitors to Edinburgh would be interested in walking the Forth Road Bridge, and thought that maybe giving some idea of what to expect might entice you to attempt this walk. Read more

St Andrews a Walking Tour for First Time Visitors

Sandy McNaughton Days Out, Walking 28 August 202528 August 2025Days Out, Walking, What to see and do 0 Comment
Royal and Ancient Clubhouse

When we had our self catering property in Edinburgh I was frequently asked, was there anywhere I would recommend for a day out. There are lots of places that spring to mind however St Andrews is my home town so I have to be forgiven for being slightly bias.

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Salisbury Crags Walk, Edinburgh

Sandy McNaughton Edinburgh, Walking, Walking Edinburgh, Walking Tours 28 August 202528 August 2025Edinburgh, Walking 0 Comment
Views from Radical Road

As you drive up the A1 from the south or arrive in Edinburgh by train you’ll see views towards Salisbury Crags. Unfortunately some sections of the path are currently closed due to falling rock.

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Edinburgh New Town Walk – Easy Walking Tour

Sandy McNaughton Edinburgh, Walking, Walking Edinburgh, Walking Tours 28 August 202528 August 2025 0 Comment
Edinburgh new Town Walk

This Edinburgh New Town Walk is an easy historical walking tour to the Dean Village, the Water of Leith, Stockbridge and through the streets of Edinburgh’s historic New Town.

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Edinburgh Walk for First Time Visitors

Sandy McNaughton Edinburgh, Walking, Walking Edinburgh 28 August 202528 August 2025sightseeing 1 Comment
Weekend in Edinburgh

If you are heading to Edinburgh it can be difficult to decide how best to start your explorations.  With this in mind, we designed an Edinburgh walk for first-time visitors Read more

Edinburgh Vacation – What You Need to Know

Sandy McNaughton Edinburgh, Short Breaks, Travel, Walking 28 August 202528 August 2025 0 Comment
A Walk to Calton hill

Edinburgh Vacation. This post covers what the guidebooks don’t tell you. It offers practical information to enable you to plan your trip to Edinburgh. It may even save you money.

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Edinburgh Farmers’ Market great for buying local produce every Saturday

Sandy McNaughton Edinburgh, Short Breaks 4 May 20254 May 2025Food & Drink, Saturdays, ScotlandHour, weekend breaks 0 Comment
Edinburgh Farmers Market

Edinburgh Farmers’ Market is on every Saturday in Castle Terrace (just off Lothian Road – West End of Princes Street) throughout the year. It’s a great place to sample the best of local food and drink, and meet some of the producers to find out more. Read more

Edinburgh Trip Planning 2025 – Some ideas for you

Sandy McNaughton Edinburgh, Short Breaks 27 January 202527 January 2025Activities, City Breaks, For Children, ScotlandHour, trip planning 0 Comment
A Walk to Calton hill

Edinburgh Trip Planning – planning a trip to Scotland? A visit to Edinburgh should be on everyone’s bucket list if you are planning a trip to Scotland. There is so much to see and do. I recommend at least three days to get the most out of your visit.

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Ideas for Enjoying Edinburgh

  • Haddington Railway Walk
  • Penicuik to Eskbank Railway Walk
  • Walking the Forth Road Bridge to North Queensferry
  • St Andrews a Walking Tour for First Time Visitors
  • Salisbury Crags Walk, Edinburgh

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