After some brief sun, a rain squall approaches Edinburgh's Royal Mile at around 3:30 p.m. November 30, just before sunset. |
One of the things I've got left is photos showing the beauty of the area, and the fitful, inclement, but sometimes sunny, cold weather the region sees in December.
Days are incredibly short in Edinburgh, since it's so far north. Sunrise in early December is around 8:25 a.m., and it sets around 3:40 p.m.
But we made the most of it, enjoying the brisk outdoors while traipsing around the shops and pubs and historic buildings.
This post is just a sampling of scenic/weather photos, since it's such a beautiful place.
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Typical overcast day this time of year in Edinburgh |
A brief bright spot in the Edinburgh overcast |
Late afternoon on a rare clear, but very cold day by Edinburgh standards on December 1, Highs that day were in the mid-20s, normal for the season is low 40s. |
Shop and Christmas lights brighten a Edinburgh street as darkness falls at around 4 p.m, |
Back to a hazy Edinburgh overcast on December 2. |
A hint of a rainbow on a changeable, gusty day along the North Sea in North Berwick, Scotland, December 3. |
Frosty day in Edinburgh, December 6. |
Another rare treat of sunshine, but it was cold again in Edinburgh, December 6 |
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