(Dean Cemetery)
Just to say that my Edinburgh walk “In the steps of Jane Gaugain”, is now live over at Twist Collective. Discover centuries of knitting heritage while you stomp about the city! There is a map linked to the walk, which you can download (for handy reference). It has arrows, and everything.
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I enjoyed reading your post,thus discovering your blog,and Twist as well! I’m sure I’ve walked past some of these places without even realising, so I will look with different eyes next time.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading the full article, and thus finding Twist too. So much I didn’t know – thank you
Sweet.
I’m going over to Twist to check it out right now!
Ditto what Thea said. You may be single-handedly triggering a knitterly migration toward Edinburgh. We want to come and walk, experience, and knit!
Hooray!
When I am up North again in the coming weeks, I shall skippety up on the train and walk in Gaugain’s steps. It shall be marvellous and I am very excited at the prospect!
I read it — what a lovely walk – in such a gorgeous city! The photos and the description make me want to buy a ticket and hop on a plane!
I sure wish I had had this guide 3 years ago when I spent a lovely week in Edinburgh.
I enjoyed reading it and trying to remember the various sites.
What a great walk – I’m hoping to make it up to Edinburgh sometime this summer so I’ll be printing that out and sticking it in my guidebook.
It’s beautiful! The writing and pictures and everything. Thank you.
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Oh, excellent! I’m planning a trip up to Edinburgh at the end of April and this is def. going on my list of things to do while I’m there. Thank you!
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