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Leith - a seaport adjoining Edinburgh, Scotland. Once run-down, but now becoming hugely posh, with Royal Yacht Britannia, Harvey Nicks, etc, etc.

Port o Leith Bar, run by the indefatigable Mary

The Village Inn, Bar, Restaurant whatever, run by the inimitable Alastair and Ian.

Stuart, my friend for a few years which feel like several lifetimes.

Rex, a brilliant scholar and theologian, currently a bit down on his uppers.

Scott, a ships' engineer with a Class 1 ticket, very into DVDs etc.

Tony, my IT manager.

Sandra, my personal manager.

Cherry the black part-Labrador.

Cherry with her internet shades

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Right Here...

Richard Bloomfield
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Excess Memory
Here Inside
Martijn ten Napel
So...
Swish Cottage
Terreus
The Obvious Blog

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Barbara Fletcher
Cracks in the Pavement
Jim's Journal
Mighty Geek
Secret Kings

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Guardian Unlimited
Guardian Weblog
BBCi
BBC Scotblog
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Wednesday, March 24, 2004

YOU ARE WHAT YOU WEAR

If you live in Leith, it's impossible to avoid those dreadful beige-coloured squares. It's fake, it's knocked off, it's every damn where you look. Yes - we're talking Burberry again. As everywhere as Buddleia, and twice as nasty.

So I'm indebted to NB reader gav for this little sound clip. Burberry.mp3 (489k, worksafe) Scots will get the joke immediately, but for those beyond this wee bit hill and glen (such as Mel Gibson), the thing to note is the change in the speaker's accent. (The voice he ends up with is authentic "Leith on eccie", btw :)


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