Dalkeith country park 23/01/17 from the air.
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Sea Hames, by OceanAllOver at Dalkeith Country Park, Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017
Sea Hames, by OceanAllOver at Dalkeith Country Park, Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017. Presented in association with Feral, inspired by Orkney’s ‘Festival of the Horse and Boys Ploughing Match’. The multi-disciplinary performance fuses sonic composition, visceral performance and intricate costume.
Dalkeith Country Park - Aug 2017
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The Beast From The East Hits Dalkeith
Blizzard conditions in Dalkeith Feb 2018.
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Dalkeith Park and Waters Meet
Sunday Sessions Dalkeith 24.06.18
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Tour of Dalkeith Palace
A tour of the inside of Dalkeith Palace, an 18 century palace owned by the Duke of Bucchleuch. I spent a semester studying abroad in Scotland and got to live in this beauty! Towards the end I decided to film a house tour for a project, and this is the result. Try not to take it too seriously.
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Is this REALLY the UK’s BEST Fish and Chips?! | 3 Award Winners COMPARED
We reckon we NAILED the Best Fish & Chips in London so it was time to branch out. We took your suggestions and headed South West(ish) in an attempt to find AMAZING food. Not only did we try all the Fish & Chips but we discovered a lot of gems on the way thanks to you guys!
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The Golden Fish in Dagenham has been given the accolade of best Fish and Chip Shop in the UK. The Potato Council announced the award during Chip week 16th - 22nd February 2015. It beat off competition from 900 restaurants nationwide. The family-run chip shop sits on the high street and has been serving customers for 40 years. While locals are its best customers – including David Beckham's parents - apparently personalities and many from abroad also show up to taste the best fish and chips in Britain. Ynuk.tv went to meet the winners.
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National Fish & Chip Awards 2016 - The Top 10
Follow the Top 10 finalists on their respective journeys to the Grand Final in London in the Independent Takeaway Fish and Chip Shop of the Year Award 2016
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Oil At Dalkeith
General views of the machinery in action at the Dalkeith Oil wells, and also of the first consignment of British Oil leaving by lorry for refinement at Essex.
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Old Photographs Dalkeith Midlothian Scotland
Tour Scotland wee video of old photographs of Dalkeith, Scottish Gaelic: Dail Cheith, a town in Midlothian. The town is split into four distinct areas: Dalkeith proper with its town centre and historic core, with Eskbank to its west and Woodburn to its east. Eskbank is the well heeled district of Dalkeith with many large Victorian and newer houses. To the south of Eskbank is Newbattle with its abbey. Woodburn is a working class council estate. Dalkeith is the main administrative centre for Midlothian. It is twinned with Jarnac, France. One of the earliest historical references to Dalkeith is found in the Chronicles of Jean Froissart who stayed at Dalkeith Castle for fifteen days. He wrote of the Battle of Otterburn and the death of James Douglas, 2nd Earl of Douglas. In 1650, Oliver Cromwell's army came to Dalkeith. His officer General George Monck, was Commander in Scotland, and the government of the country was based out of Dalkeith castle. In the 17th century, Dalkeith had one of Scotland's largest markets in its exceptionally broad High Street. In 1831, Dalkeith was linked to Edinburgh by a railway line that transported coal, minerals, and agricultural produce. St David's Church in Dalkeith. is a Roman Catholic Parish church founded in 1854 by Lady Cecil, the wife of John Kerr, 7th Marquess of Lothian and daughter of Charles Chetwynd-Talbot, 2nd Earl Talbot. After she converted to Catholicism, Lady Cecil of Lothian decided to build a church for the local Catholic population. Joseph Hansom was the church architect and building started in 1853. On 21 May 1854, the church opened and a Father Mackay was the first parish priest. In 1858, he was replaced by a Father J. S. McCorry. In 1860, Lady Cecil invited the Society of Jesus to serve the parish. In 1944, the Jesuits left the parish and handed over administration of the church to the Archdiocese of St Andrews and Edinburgh who continue to serve the congregation. Robert Smith, born 1722, died February 11, 1777, he was a Scottish born American architect who was based in Philadelphia. Smith's work includes buildings such as Carpenters' Hall, St. Peter's Church, and the steeple on Christ Church. These structures constituted the greater part of the city's early skyline. Other works include Nassau Hall at Princeton University and the Public Hospital in Williamsburg, Virginia. He was born in Dalkeith Parish, Midlothian, into a family that included many masons. As a young man he apprenticed in the building trades, and emigrated to America, either directly from Scotland or via London, England, it is unknown, in late 1748.
Carberry Tower, Musselburgh, Scotland - United Kingdom (GB)
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Carberry Tower, Musselburgh, Scotland - United Kingdom (GB)
Carberry, Musselburgh, Scotland EH21 8PYStay at Carberry Tower and experience the hustle and bustle of Edinburgh, while breathing the fresh air of the magnificent Scottish countryside. Carberry Tower is situated in 35 acres of landscaped parkland, the scenic views and endless walks in and around the grounds making it easy to forget that Edinburgh city centre is just 8 miles away.Business facilities Audio/Visual Equipment Banqueting Centre Board room Conference Centre Conference Rooms Exhibition room Fax Flipchart Meeting Rooms Overhead projector Photocopying PrinterDisabled facilities Disabled parking Accessible RoomsHotel facilities Library with fireplace Parking Wireless internet Free internet in the lobbyRoom facilities Complimentary toiletries Daily housekeeping En-Suite Bathroom free parking Coffee/tea facilities Work desk with lamp Make-up mirror Hairdryer (on request) Iron (on request) KettleRestaurant Breakfast: A cooked breakfast buffet is served in the dining room between 7:30am and 10am every morning.Bar Bar: Bar offers draught and bottled beers, wines, selection of Scottish Whisky, spirits, and soft drinks.Pets policy Guide dogs permitted onlySmoking policy Smoking not permittedCheck-in time: 15:00 Check-out time: 10:00Local Attractions Royal Yacht Britannia: 6.0 Mile Edinburgh Castle: 8.0 Mile Dalkeith Country Park: 5.0 Mile Scott Monument: 6.0 Mile Museum of Flight: 22.0 Mile The Vaults: 6.0 Mile Mary Kings Ghost Walk: 6.0 Mile The Edinburgh Dungeons: 7.0 Mile Rosslyn Chapel: 6.0 Mile British Mining Museum: 6.0 MileLocation Nearest airport: Edinburgh Nearest train station: Wallyford - 2 miles Nearest other: Waverly (national rail line) - approx. 20 minutes driving Directions: By car: Carberry is reached from the west and north by taking the city bypass going on to the A1 Berwick Road, then looking for the slip road left A6094 Wallyford, Dalkeith. At the top of the slip road please follow the brown signs directing you to Carberry Tower. From the East pass the Mussellburgh exit and take the slip road A6094 Dalkeith. From the South West, make for Edinburgh and turn right along the City Bypass. From the South East on the A68. go through Pathhead, then after half a mile you will pass the road off to Haddington, take the next road on the right to Musselburgh A6124; at the lights turn right, then left, you will pass Carberry Candles on the right and Carberry Tower is the next on the right. Please be advised that Sat Nav may not direct you to the exact location. By train: Waverly station is the closest national rail line, about 20 minutes away and Wallyford is the closest local line, five minutes drive from Carberry Tower.Credit cards accepted by hotel American Express Maestro Mastercard Switch Visa
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Disabled Access, Non-Smoking Rooms, Coffee / Tea Maker, Hair Dryer, TV, Disabled Accessible Rooms, Disabled Parking, En suite
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Golf Course, Hiking
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Elevator / Lift, Housekeeping, Banquet Facilities, Conference Room(s), Meeting Rooms, Photocopier, Audio/Visual Equipment
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Wireless internet on site. Internet via modem/data port is available.
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The hotel has free parking.
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From 4:00 PM
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Prior to 10:00 AM
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The following questions have been answered for you by Carberry Tower... What are your breakfast options?When booking accommodation at Carberry Tower the breakfast is included in the price. We serve both cooked and Continental between 8:00 am and 10:00 am. What transport is available to get around?We offer a complimentary shuttle to the nearest station, Wallyford, which is then a 12-minute journey into Edinburgh City Centre (Waverley). Our shuttle operates between 8:00 am - 10:00 pm each day to coordinate with the trains that run once per hour.From Musselburgh, buses can be caught to the city centre, running every 15 minutes. Carberry is a 45-minute walk to Musselburgh town centre and the taxi cost is approximately £6.00. The car journey to the city centre is approximately 20 mnutes, dependent on traffic. Another option is to take the train into the city centre which takes about 10 minutes once aboard the train. What can I do nearby?At Carberry Tower the main focus is peace and quiet. We have 35 acres surrounding the Mansion house with pond woodland and Mary Queen of Scots Mound. We try and encourage guests to walk, run or cycle around the grounds to enjoy the outdoors and the nature surrounding us. We do not have TVs in the bedrooms; we have one television situated within the lounge of the Mansion House. We also have a cash only bar on site.Carberry is situated just outside of Musselburgh. Within Musselburgh, there is a 2/3 Golf courses, horse racing and many places to dine out. Within the City centre there is cinema, pubs, clubs, restaurants and much more to
My Trip to Scotland in 5 Minutes
Edinburgh Airport
Cambusnethan Priory
Strathclyde Country Park
Keflavik International Airport
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Winter in Scotland- my favorite place in the world!!
I fell in love with Scotland when I was in college. I ended up studying abroad twice and living there for a total of 7 months. I’ve gone back multiple times since so keep in mind that these are the decisions an experienced traveler made ( not that you need to be experienced to do what I did just that I had options and background knowledge on what might be best to do and this is what I chose!)
I don’t know if it’s the gloomy skies, soot covered gothic buildings, and the handsome men in kilts with the charming accents and personalities or if it’s the feeling I got the first time that I landed in a place where no one knew me and I didn’t know anyone and I was free to truly be myself but either way, I fell in love with Scotland.
If you aren’t already a fan of HBO’s Outlander series, you should be. That’s what inspired my stay in Scotland this time around, along with the amazing deal I got on the flight via the Hopper app.
This trip was in November, which Scots consider winter so a LOT of attractions are closed and on top of that, a lot of Scotlands most hidden treasures are hard to find. They’re not often listed as places to go by google or pamphlets in Scotland. This was also a family friendly trip as I took this trip with my 4 year old son and my mother tagging along which is worth mentioning. Winter is a great time to go if you want to save money on flights as well as hotels and enjoy Edinburgh during the holidays which is purely magical.
The bed and breakfast we stayed at (Parkhead House) is known for being central to many of Outlander’s most used and famous filming locations (as well as having special access to some things Outlander).
Whether or not you’re an Outlander fan need not matter as this location in a suburb of Edinburgh is central to many castles as well as nearby Edinburgh city centre and airport. The house itself is just outside of South Queensferry which offers quaint restaurants, breathtaking views, and free parking.
The house itself is located on the Hopetoun estate (the Versailles of Scotland, a must-see) and is on the most peaceful British “deer park” (or as we would say in the US, farm) you can imagine. While you sleep peacefully in the country side, sheep and deer frolic in the fields just outside your window. Could it be anymore story book?! The Parkhead house also offers a wide variety of breakfast including anything you want off of the menu cooked by James, the host! Angela and James were amazing; helpful, and very friendly hosts, we loved them! If you’re renting a car this couldn’t be a better place for you! B&B LINK:
PLACES WE VISITED
1. Blackness Castle
2. Stirling Castle
3. The Rail Bridge Restaurant Queensferry
4. Linlithgow Palace and Abbey (Mary Queen of Scots birthplace)
5. Dunfermline Castle and Abbey
6. The Four Mary’s Pub
7. Beecraig’s Country Park
8. Edinburgh Christmas Market
9. The Witchery by the castle
10. Midhope Castle midhope-castle
11. Culzean Castle
12. The Old Boathouse
13. The Hopetoun House
14. The Abbotsford House
15. Melrose Abbey
16. Dalkeith Palace (where I studied abroad)
Spirit of Dalkeith Country Park Midlothian News Production Piece - Student News Video Exercise
Short news piece produced by HND Television students in their first year of college exploring the market town of Dalkeith, Edinburgh.
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While I was taking part in the HNC Television course at Jewel & Esk College, a further education course, I was involved with a short news report focusing on the town of Dalkeith in Midlothian, Scotland. My role on the Valley college project was Camera Operator. The piece was Directed by Rosie Montgomery. Robyn Smith worked on this video as the Presenter and carried out the interview of news from Dalkeith Country Park, one of the best parks in the UK.
Dalkeith is one of the market towns in the UK, Midlothian, Scotland which is located on the River North Esk. The town grew from a settlement from it's original 12th century castle called Dalkeith Palace. It's population currently is around 11,000. The town is split into four district areas; the town centre with a historic background, Eskbank to it's West and Woodburn to it's East. The Eskbank side of Dalkeith features many large Victorian houses where to the south of Eskbank is Newbattle and it's abbey. The Woodburn estate is a contrast being a working class council estate which was built from 1935 onwards.
There is an estate called Thornyhall on the edges of Dalkeith next to an industrial estate near the Dalkeith campus where the high schools of Dalkeith and St Davids are.
Dalkeith is home to the junior football club Dalkeith Thistle. The club unfortunately consistently finishes bottom two in the East Region South Division. The Dalkeith Ladies Club was formed in 2005 where they have won the Scottish 3rd Division in the seasons, 2005 and 2006. They also finished as Scottish 2nd Division runners up in 2006 and 2007. The most current season sees them playing in the Scottish 1st Division. Their current manager is the ex Scotland Captain and Arsenal Player, Pauline MacDonald.
Dalkeith markettown is also home to the Dalkeith RFC Rugby team which is an amalgamation of two amateur rugby clubs, Dalkeith High School Fps and Dalkeith Rugby Football Club. The team plays in the Scottish Rugby Union East Leagues. It was the first club in Midlothian to open full membership to women as well as being the first in the country to run a women's side. Well known players have included; Sir David Murray who went on to become the President of the Scottish Rugby Union.
There are bus services which run to Dalkeith, a market town which include Lothian Buses numbers, 3, 40 and 49 in addition to the First Edinburgh buses and Munros of Jedburgh.
The River Esk is a river which flows through Midlothian and East Lothian in Scotland. It initially runs as two separate rivers, the North Esk and the South Esk.
The North Esk rises in the North Esk Reservoir in the Pentland Hills, in Midlothian, a mile north of the village of Carlops. It flos North-East past Penicuik, Auchendinny, through Roslin Glen, past Hawthornden Castle, Polton, Lasswade and Melville Castle.
The South Esk rises at the southernmost extremity of Midlothian, on the western slopes of Blackhope Scar which is the highest of the Moorfoot Hills. It flows North through Gladhouse Reservoir and Rosebery Reservoir, and through the village of Temple, Midlothian, before receiving the Redside Burn close to Arniston House. It is joined by the Gore Water and then the Dalhousie urn, just to the West of Newtongrange, before passing Newbattle Abbey and proceeding through Dalkeith park country.
The rivers converge just aout 2km North East of Dalkeith at the edge of the grounds of Dalkeith Palace. From here the River Esk continues for about 7km, flowing into the Firth of Forth at Musselburgh, East Lothian, another new market town.
The Dalkeith Country Park offers many wildlife sights which include; otters, badgers and roe deer which can be found in the waterways and woodland. Sometimes, you can hear foxes at night and barn owls looking for a mate. Also, keep a firm lookout for a chaffinch or heron. It's one of the great places to visit in Scotland and one of the best Scotland parks in Scotland.
There are various walks available inside British Dalkeith Country Park which include the Bluebell Walk, the Ancient Oaks Walk, the King's Gate Walk and Riverside Walk. It's a great place for cycling too and for a barbeque in the warmer months.
Timelapse - Dalkeith Adventure Playground Footbridge
Fantastic video made in collaboration with Dalkeith Country Park of the new footbridge being lifted into place for the Blue Forest Adventure Playground.