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  dinburgh,
Scotlands capital, is surrounded by the three ancient counties of East and West
Lothian and Midlothian, forming a rough semi-circle, bounded to the north by the Firth of
Forth. Together the Lothians comprise a characterful region where placid farmland is
occasionally interrupted by dramatic outcrops, such as the Lammermuir, Moorfoot, and
Pentland Hills. The coastline, with its steep cliffs, rocky coves, and small offshore
islets, supports many seabird colonies. This is also golfing country, home to the
Muirfield championship course, and the famous Greywalls Hotel, with its view of the links.
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Carters Bar
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185
Morrison Street, Edinburgh, EH3 8DZ Tel: 0131 623 7023 |
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Small, traditional family-run pub with a range of cask ales.
Carters has a once-a-month resident band. |
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Brodie's Tavern
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435
Lawnmarket, Edinburgh, EH1 2NT Tel: 0131 225 6531 |
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A great place to start when in Edinburgh. A traditional and
popular pub in the heart of the city with a full History. Built in 1703 and named after
William Brodie - A very interesting character ! |
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5
Inverleith Terrace, Edinburgh, EH3 5NS Tel: 0131 556 274 |
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Privately owned Victorian town house hotel adjacent to Royal
Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh's city centre - A completely no smoking establishment
offering a good selection of fine wines, malt whiskies, and local bottled beers. Friendly
family atmosphere with wholesome Scottish breakfasts. |
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