>Try Thins. They have several sections for different needs but their
>main store is right opposite the old university building at the end
>of Chalmers Street where that street joins Nicholson Street.
>Terrific bookstore with an antiques section.
Cordially Nowell Donovan.
> Anybody know a good bookstore in Edinburgh?
>By good, I mean in this case with for example a complete
>copy of Barbour's Bruce in the original Scots,
>or a detailed history of Edinburgh architecture,
>or other books that don't necessarily have tartan
>on the cover.
>
>Restaurant recommendations also appreciated.
>
>And if anybody has suggestions for Sinclair sites
>in Edinburgh that I might not have thought of.
>
>(Yes, we're already scheduled to go to Rosslyn
>at the end of the week.)
>
>John S. Quarterman <jsq@matrix.net>
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