Dalry

Settlement in Midlothian

Scotland

Dalry

Architect-designed bus shelter on Princes Street Not any old architect, but Sir Norman Foster. Some of Edinburgh&#039;s old bus shelters, previously maintained and managed by Clear Channel for many years, are being replaced. New contractors JCDecaux, appointed as the city’s ‘media partner’ last year, have installed 9 hi-tech shelters, with 2.1m interactive screens, on Princes Street. They are supposed to have touch-screen technology to provide advertising and real-time information about local services, although it was not evident on this shelter; they are also to have telephone charging points. The digital bus shelter network will provide editorial recommendations on the best things to do in the city. Around the city 350 advertising bus shelters are also being upgraded. — Architect-designed bus shelter on Princes Street Credit: M J Richardson

Dalry is a small village located in Midlothian, Scotland. Situated approximately 12 miles west of Edinburgh, Dalry is nestled within the picturesque countryside, offering residents and visitors a tranquil and scenic environment. With a population of around 2,000 people, it maintains a close-knit community atmosphere.

The village dates back centuries and has a rich history. It was once a thriving mining community, and remnants of its industrial past can still be seen today. Dalry boasts several well-preserved buildings that showcase its heritage, including the impressive Dalry House, a Georgian mansion built in the late 18th century.

Despite its small size, Dalry offers a range of amenities to cater to the needs of its residents. There are a few local shops, a primary school, and a community center that serves as a hub for various activities and events. The nearby countryside provides ample opportunities for outdoor pursuits, such as walking, cycling, and fishing.

Transport links to and from Dalry are convenient, with regular bus services connecting the village to surrounding towns and cities. The nearby A71 road provides easy access to Edinburgh and other major destinations in the area.

Overall, Dalry is a charming village that combines its historical roots with modern conveniences. Its idyllic setting, friendly community, and proximity to both rural and urban amenities make it an attractive place to live or visit for those seeking a peaceful and picturesque Scottish village experience.

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Architect-designed bus shelter on Princes Street

Not any old architect, but Sir Norman Foster. Some of Edinburgh's old bus shelters, previously maintained and managed by Clear Channel for many years, are being replaced. New contractors JCDecaux, appointed as the city’s ‘media partner’ last year, have installed 9 hi-tech shelters, with 2.1m interactive screens, on Princes Street. They are supposed to have touch-screen technology to provide advertising and real-time information about local services, although it was not evident on this shelter; they are also to have telephone charging points. The digital bus shelter network will provide editorial recommendations on the best things to do in the city. Around the city 350 advertising bus shelters are also being upgraded.

M J Richardson

Digital bus shelter, Princes Street

Architect designed - not any old architect, but Sir Norman Foster. Some of Edinburgh's old bus shelters, previously maintained and managed by Clear Channel for many years, are being replaced. New contractors JCDecaux, appointed as the city’s ‘media partner’ last year, have installed 9 hi-tech shelters, with 2.1m interactive screens, on Princes Street. They are supposed to have touch-screen technology to provide advertising and real-time information about local services, although it was not evident on this shelter; they are also to have telephone charging points. The digital bus shelter network will provide editorial recommendations on the best things to do in the city. Around the city 350 advertising bus shelters are also being upgraded.

M J Richardson

Street market, Castle Street

Edinburgh buzzes during the festival period.

M J Richardson

North side of Charlotte Square, Edinburgh

The magnificent façade of town houses designed by Robert Adam in the late 18th century. No. 7 is the Georgian House, owned by the National Trust for Scotland and open to the public.

Jim Barton

The Oxford Bar, Young Street Edinburgh

Well known to readers of Ian Rankin's 'Inspector Rebus' crime novels as Rebus's favourite haunt. See also NT2473 : The Oxford Bar, Young Street.

Jim Barton

The Cambridge Bar, Young Street Edinburgh

A short way down the street from the 'Oxford' - NT2473 : The Oxford Bar, Young Street Edinburgh.

Jim Barton

Gloucester Lane, Edinburgh New Town

Mews houses between the grand circle of Moray Place and India Street.

Jim Barton

The Killer Restaurant, a curry house at Toll Cross

With skull above the door and the name, I'm not sure I would take the risk!

M J Richardson

Post Office on Home Street

A year earlier this was a Blockbuster Video outlet, and this new PO replaces the one that was around the corner on Brougham Street.

M J Richardson

Castle Terrace car park, Edinburgh

A multi-storey car park on King's Stables Road near Princes Street Gardens.

Jim Barton

Street performer in the Grassmarket (1)

Some remarkable sounds from a minimal drum kit.

Jim Barton

Street performer in the Grassmarket (2)

Playing saxophone with a backing track, adding to the atmosphere of the Grassmarket during the Festival.

Jim Barton

Street performers in the Grassmarket (3)

An impromptu folk concert below the castle.

Jim Barton

View over Edinburgh

Looking beyond the city towards Leith and the island of Inchkeith from the slopes of Allermuir Hill.

Richard Webb

Hot dog vendor

One of many street vendors near Edinburgh's Princes Street.

William Starkey

Edinburgh carnival parade

One of the performers at Edinburgh's carnival parade.

William Starkey

Wild flower strip between Saughton Gardens and Water of Leith

Clive Nicholson

The Water of Leith at Dean

James Wood

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Dalry is located at Grid Ref: NT2372 (Lat: 55.940542, Lng: -3.222878)

Unitary Authority: City of Edinburgh

Police Authority: Edinburgh

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