Paisley to Mull Part One

This is where we stayed in Paisley, which is near the airport.		Here is a view of the whole front of the building, it used to be the house of Joseph Twigg who was a cotton mill owner.
This is in Edinburgh, just outside Waverley Station.		Here is an Edinburgh park.
This is the Scott Monument, a memorial to Sir Walter Scott the writer most famous for 'Ivanhoe'. He was also an historian and discovered the Scottish Crown Jewels after they had been lost for a number of years. They were not exactly lost, but locked away safely and nobody remembered where!		Here I am by the walls of the castle.
'Mons Meg' - quite an impressive cannon which could fire a ball a couple of miles.		A view from the castle walls
Some real Scots! This is the changing of the guard at the Scottish National War Memorial		A stained glass window from the castle
Here is a display of some old weapons inside the castle.		A castle fireplace, but only a faint glow of fire today. The Scottish Crown Jewels and the famous Stone of Destiny are in Edinburgh Castle, but we were not allowed to photograph them.
The train to Paisley at Glasgow Central Station.		They discourage fare dodging on the trains by cutting the ears off of the offenders and sticking them on the sides of the seats, as you can see in the picture.