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1. St Andrew Square Tram Stop Looking North towards the Harvey Nicol store © Copyright: Peter Stubbs. Please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo taken February 27, 2014 2. St Andrew Square Tram Stop Looking NE towards the Harvey Nicol store © Copyright: Peter Stubbs. Please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo taken February 27, 2014 3. St Andrew Square Tram Stop Looking SW from in front of the Harvey Nicol store, across the square with its Melville Monument © Copyright: Peter Stubbs. Please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo taken February 27, 2014 4. St Andrew Square Looking WSW across the square decorated with 9,500 optical fibre-based glass spheres on stems, intended to create a field of light at night. This art exhibition by British Artist Brian Munro runs until April 27, 2014. This photo was taken from an upper floor at the Harvey Nicol store at the NE corner of St Andrew Square. © Copyright: Peter Stubbs. Please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo taken February 27, 2014 5. St Andrew Square Looking across St Andrew Square towards the former Scottish Widows' Head Office and the current Standard Life Investments' Head Office on the west side of the square. The Melville Monument is in the centre of the square. The steeple of St Andrew's and St George's church is near the East End of George Street.
6. St Andrew Square Tram Stop Looking down on two trams at the tram stop on the east side of St Andrew Square. Some of the 9,500 optical fibre-based glass spheres on stems, creating the Brian Munro's 'Field of Light' art exhibition can be seen on the grass in this photo. The photo was taken from an upper floor at the Harvey Nicol store. © Copyright: Peter Stubbs. Please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo taken February 27, 2014 7. Turning from York Place into North St Andrew Street A tram turns from York Place into North St Andrew Street and passes the Scottish National Portrait Gallery (the building in pink stone) towards St Andrew Square. Photo taken from an upper floor at Harvey Nicol store. © Copyright: Peter Stubbs. Please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo taken February 27, 2014 8. Turning from York Place into North St Andrew Street Here we zoom-in on the tram seen in photo 7 above. Scotland Street runs down the hill. In the upper part of the photo, the Firth of Forth (5 miles wide here) and the coast of Fife can be seen. © Copyright: Peter Stubbs. Please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo taken February 27, 2014 9. St Andrew Square Tram Stop This photo was taken a few seconds after Photo 7 above. The tram has now progressed a little further up the hill towards St Andrew Square and is now passing the taxi rank outside the Bus Station. © Copyright: Peter Stubbs. Please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo taken February 27, 2014 10. York Place Terminus This tram advertises the day on which the tram service is due to commence © Copyright: Peter Stubbs. Please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo taken May 8, 2014 11. York Place Terminus Zoom-in: This tram advertises the day on which the tram service is due to commence © Copyright: Peter Stubbs. Please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo taken May 8, 2014 12. Tram and Bus in Princes Street The bus is in the new branded livery of route 26 - Madder, white and gold body with red roof This is one of the first buses to be painted in this livery. It replaces a harlequin livery with red roof for Route 26 © Copyright: Peter Stubbs. Please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo taken May 13, 2014 13. Tram and Bus in Princes Street
The bus is in the branded livery of route 22- Harlequin body with pink
roof © Copyright: Peter Stubbs. Please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo taken May 13, 2014
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