Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh.
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1 Cockburn Street, home of the Edinburgh City Council.
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A GNER MTU HST at Edinburgh's Waverley Station, heading for London's King's Cross station.
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Looking toward the Old Town from the entrance to Edinburgh Castle.
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I am not an administrator, but i like this Image! Wikipe-tan is so cute!
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A WikiBall starting in the centre, exploding up to you, seperating in two parts, and on, and on, and, on.
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Same as the image on the left, but reversed.
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The Wallace Monument, which commemorates our hero, William Wallace. To find more about Wallace, click here.
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Mr. Krabs, I have an idea!
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"Sigh!" I wish i was an administrator on the English Wikipedia! Just think of all the lovely things i could do!
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Now thats what I'm talking about!
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Dalgety Bay railway station.
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User:Tixie456:An editor has expressed a concern that this user may be a sockpuppet of GreatFork.
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User:Tim454:This user is a sockpuppet of Nimmyforn, and has been blocked indefinitely.
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Who's cutest? Tux........
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Oh...we all love scotland, we all love scotland...
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A Romanesque-style Kirk in Falkland.
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The 'Tudortown' of our town.
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A memorial to Tyndal Bruce.
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Information:You will all sign my autograph book.
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Train at East Links Country Park.
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A car, a shop, and a restraunt.
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Wikipe-tan is a little heavy.
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Bowness-on-Windermere's Tesco Express.
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St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh, from Shandwick Place.
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St Martins Church, Bowness-on-Windermere.
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Kelvingrove art gallery and museum, Glasgow.
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A chip shop, Dinegar Jones, in Bowness-on-Windermere.
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The Quadrangle of Falkland Palace.
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