Can you tell this is a tourist hotspot?

We walked further down the Royal Mile and no matter how far we strolled we couldn't escape the tourists shops. Not wanting to be too much of a tourist, I decided to walk into the local police station which also doubled as a museum. It featured a couple of display cases full of grisly murder weapons and confiscated items. After I spotted an area dedicated to the local police dogs, I had to get a souvenir t-shirt with a Lothians and Borders German Shepherd police dog on it.

Day 10 (In and around Edinburgh)

July 22nd 2006
It was a bit creepy last night. With no a/c and more insufferable heat I had to leave my floor to ceiling window wide open just to get some air flow. However, with all the construction being done on the facade of the hotel there was scaffolding right outside my window. If some enterprising thief had wanted to steal a nice digital camera, an MP3 player, a bottle of Scotch and an empty wallet, he ... read more

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