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Back to normal! Although coronavirus is still with us, there is no doubt that life is returning to normal. With so many now vaccinated, the threat to our NHS being overwhelmed seems to have receded, so perhaps we can all look forward to getting out and about this summer. This issue is certainly full of things worth getting out to see: the displays of Rhododendrons at the Botanics; the Great Tapestry of Scotland in Galashiels; the Royal Highland Show at Ingliston and the many local private gardens that are opening to the public. And if you are of a golfing persuasion with a penchant for the history of the game, then a round on Musselburgh Links - as it celebrates its 350th anniversary – might be for you. As usual, we try to offer something for everyone, and with lots of social gathering back on the agenda, this issue has also returned to its normal level of society event coverage. Finally, as we go to press, Frank Ross the Rt. Hon. Lord Provost and Lord Lieutenant of the City of Edinburgh, is in his final weeks of offi ce. Over the last 5 years the Lord Provost has been a great supporter of many good causes, as well as being a first class First Citizen of Edinburgh and dutiful representative of Her Majesty the Queen in Scotland’s capital. Frank Ross deserves everyone’s thanks, and I would like to extend my own warm wishes for the future, to him and his wife Hannelore, Lady Provost. I do hope you enjoy this issue of Edinburgh Life and the Lothians Peter Bourhill Editor Publisher/Editor Assistant Editor Peter Bourhill 07850 938407 Harriet Bourhill Features Illustrators John Burnett Lydia Bourhill Harriet Bourhill Contributors Thea Laurie Sarah Mason Daria Piskorz Barclay Price Frances Woodrow Alain Wright Circulation Social Media William Allison Lydia Bourhill Harriet Bourhill Design Alasdair Anderson Front Cover: An early summer evening on Circus Lane (Photo: Don Munro, Edinburgh Photo Walks) £2.50 May/June 2022 EdinburghLife Royal Highland Show 200 years bred in Edinburgh www.edinburghlifemagazine.comand the Lothians Musselburgh Links 350th Rhododendronsin the Botanics Tweeddale Court & Fountain Close hidden histories Private gardens open to the public Beastly Edinburgh! city salutes its animals Great Tapestry of Scotland new dedicated Galashiels home Good News round-up S o c i e t y E a t i n g o u t EdinburghLife PO Box 28948 Gorebridge EH22 9BD Tel. 01875 825555 editorial@edinburghlifemagazine.com advertising@edinburghlifemagazine.com info@edinburghlifemagazine.com www.edinburghlifemagazine.com ©Lowther Publishing Ltd All rights reserved. No par t of this publication may be reproduced without the written permission of the publisher. While every care is taken, prices and details are subject to change and the publisher can take no responsibility for omissions or errors. No responsibility is taken for unsolicited submissions or the return of submitted items. Residential Property What’s On Contributing Photographers Doug Corrance Don Munro edinburghlifemag Follow us on social media at edlifemagazine edinburghlife This page: A warm June evening in East Princes Street Gardens Back Cover:The City of Edinburgh from Corstorphine Hill May/June 2022 EdinburghLife 1

Back to normal! Although coronavirus is still with us, there is no doubt that life is returning to normal. With so many now vaccinated, the threat to our NHS being overwhelmed seems to have receded, so perhaps we can all look forward to getting out and about this summer. This issue is certainly full of things worth getting out to see: the displays of Rhododendrons at the Botanics; the Great Tapestry of Scotland in Galashiels; the Royal Highland Show at Ingliston and the many local private gardens that are opening to the public. And if you are of a golfing persuasion with a penchant for the history of the game, then a round on Musselburgh Links - as it celebrates its 350th anniversary – might be for you. As usual, we try to offer something for everyone, and with lots of social gathering back on the agenda, this issue has also returned to its normal level of society event coverage. Finally, as we go to press, Frank Ross the Rt. Hon. Lord Provost and Lord Lieutenant of the City of Edinburgh, is in his final weeks of offi ce. Over the last 5 years the Lord Provost has been a great supporter of many good causes, as well as being a first class First Citizen of Edinburgh and dutiful representative of Her Majesty the Queen in Scotland’s capital. Frank Ross deserves everyone’s thanks, and I would like to extend my own warm wishes for the future, to him and his wife Hannelore, Lady Provost. I do hope you enjoy this issue of Edinburgh Life and the Lothians

Peter Bourhill Editor

Publisher/Editor Assistant Editor

Peter Bourhill 07850 938407 Harriet Bourhill

Features Illustrators

John Burnett Lydia Bourhill Harriet Bourhill

Contributors

Thea Laurie Sarah Mason Daria Piskorz Barclay Price Frances Woodrow Alain Wright

Circulation Social Media

William Allison Lydia Bourhill Harriet Bourhill

Design

Alasdair Anderson

Front Cover: An early summer evening on Circus Lane (Photo: Don Munro, Edinburgh Photo Walks)

£2.50 May/June 2022 EdinburghLife Royal Highland Show 200 years bred in Edinburgh www.edinburghlifemagazine.comand the Lothians

Musselburgh Links 350th

Rhododendronsin the Botanics

Tweeddale Court & Fountain Close hidden histories

Private gardens open to the public

Beastly Edinburgh! city salutes its animals

Great Tapestry of Scotland new dedicated Galashiels home

Good News round-up

S o c i e t y

E a t i n g o u t

EdinburghLife PO Box 28948 Gorebridge EH22 9BD Tel. 01875 825555 editorial@edinburghlifemagazine.com advertising@edinburghlifemagazine.com info@edinburghlifemagazine.com www.edinburghlifemagazine.com ©Lowther Publishing Ltd All rights reserved. No par t of this publication may be reproduced without the written permission of the publisher. While every care is taken, prices and details are subject to change and the publisher can take no responsibility for omissions or errors. No responsibility is taken for unsolicited submissions or the return of submitted items.

Residential Property

What’s On

Contributing Photographers

Doug Corrance Don Munro edinburghlifemag Follow us on social media at edlifemagazine edinburghlife

This page: A warm June evening in East Princes Street Gardens Back Cover:The City of Edinburgh from Corstorphine Hill

May/June 2022 EdinburghLife 1

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