My Great Great Aunt has scrawled on the back of...
All the men in our family were members of the F...
Some fishing boats in Newhaven harbour during t...
One of the last Newhaven fishwives to carry a c...
Phemie in the middle is wearing her everyday fi...
Phemie stands in her fishwife's costume near th...
The interesting thing about this photo is that ...
This is a picture of my Great Grandmother Ann L...
My Great Aunt Barbara Lyle (left) and Euphemia...
The children are dressed as fishermen, fishwive...
An electric tram makes its way along Main Stre...
This lighthouse is a landmark at where my girlf...
Daily trip on the bus from home to work.
When the sun did the job for the lighthouse.
A dramatic and colourful sunset image taken by ...
Edinburgh's hidden cyclist paths I discover...
My grandad used to always take me to Newhaven w...
A crocheted sunshine and rainbow decorate a ten...
A handmade sign on the noticeboard says, "Stay ...
Handmade posters read, "Keep away to make their...
A graffiti mermaid wearing a face mask appeared...
A tardis-shaped little library in the grounds o...
Rainbow painted street sign on Netherby Road, T...
Barbara Johnston Lyle (left) and William Liston...
Painted stone left on the steps of Wardie Paris...
A coronavirus poster about help for vulnerable ...
Social distancing and health guidance outside A...
A thank you note stuck above a letter box for t...
Flowers were in full bloom in Victoria Park and...
A wooden board on the railings at Newhaven Harb...
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