355: Grey day   Friday 26 February 2010

The number 44 bus, Edinburgh

The number 44 bus, Edinburgh

“You can tell a lot about a person by their socks”
source: Charles Tyrwhitt

352: Crime scene   Tuesday 23 February 2010

North Bridge, Edinburgh

North Bridge, Edinburgh

“There is a feeling among criminals that nothing really happens if you steal from shops.”
source: The Association of Convenience Stores

274: Shoe tree   Tuesday 3 November 2009

Greenside Place, Edinburgh

Greenside Place, Edinburgh

“They’re white. They’re canvas. They’re plimsoles. Yeah!”
source: Balcony Shirts

241: Sole survivor   Thursday 17 September 2009

Bridge Street, Musselburgh

Bridge Street, Musselburgh

“Although it is certainly true that the Duke of Wellington was among the first to wear Wellington boots, it is more likely that the idea that he invented the boot was a clever marketing tool invented by the boot makers who were keen to cash in on the hero of the Battle of Waterloo (1815).”
source: ShoeGuide.org

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227: Pretty in pink   Friday 28 August 2009

The Water of Leith, Edinburgh

The Water of Leith, Edinburgh

“These little booties are so gorgeous you’ll wish they made them big enough to fit you.”
source: Babi Pur

150: Boxfresh   Wednesday 13 May 2009

St Paul's and St George's Church, York Place, Edinburgh

St Paul's and St George's Church, York Place, Edinburgh

“Sportswear specialists face possibly the toughest environment of all the footwear sectors due to the declining popularity of some mainstream sports footwear, over distribution and heavy discounting.”
source: UK Footwear Retailers 2009 report (pdf)