480: Highs and lows Friday 20 August 2010

Eskside West, Musselburgh
“Tide times in the UK vary around the coast depending on the position of the moon, sun and various other influences. ”
source: TideTimes.org.uk
478: Don’t overdo it Wednesday 18 August 2010

Haymarket, Edinburgh
“A worker is entitled to an uninterrupted break of 20 minutes when daily working time is more than six hours.”
source: The Health and Safety Executive
477: Losing your grip Tuesday 17 August 2010

High Street, Musselburgh
“The people of Scotland and Northern Ireland eat more ice cream on average than those in England and Wales.”
source: The Ice Cream Alliance
464: The best thing since Thursday 29 July 2010

Holyrood Road, Edinburgh
“While the official definition of brown bread is bread containing 10 per cent bran, some brown breads are just white bread with caramel colouring.”
source: All About You
462: Twin set Tuesday 27 July 2010

Grove Road, Mile End, London
“Chilling with your mates or spending a lazy day with that special someone? Keep it casual”
source: House of Fraser
photo by Leona Baker
447: Bin dipper Tuesday 6 July 2010

Holyrood Road, Edinburgh
“Five species of gull commonly occur in the United Kingdom, but only 3, the Greater Black-Backed (Larus marinus), the Lesser Black-Backed (Larus fuscus) and the Herring Gull (Larus argentatus) are regarded as pests and can be killed under the General Licence.”
source: Safeguard
436: Power up Monday 21 June 2010

The middle of nowhere, Scotland
“Ever wanted to know how an L2 differs from an L12? Ian McAulay of Envision kindly explains UK pylon model types”
source: The Gorge
430: World Cup fever Friday 11 June 2010

The Water of Leith, Edinburgh
“55% of English adults will be watching the first England game, compared with 43% of Welsh and the 23% of Scots that plan to tune in. Of course, there is no guarantee that all will be cheering on the England team.”
source: Eat Out
428: A taste of summer Wednesday 9 June 2010

Princes Street, Edinburgh
“Mix seasonal fruits with juices, wines or spirits to make refreshing drinks to enjoy during the long hot summer evenings.”
source: BBC Good Food
423: Self-restraint Wednesday 2 June 2010

Leith Walk, Edinburgh
“Going to the toilet on the street, or in the park, can also be a public order offence, if it is likely to cause distress to someone else.”
source: Leeds University Union
