
My day off on Monday seems like an age ago but I vaguely remember that I walked up Arthur's Seat (the mountain which looms over Edinburgh) and did my first ever 360!
The title of Hugh's show takes its name from Hugh's attempt to change his perspective at the top of Snowdon by standing at the top and rotating 360 degrees, taking in the view on all sides. ("It's like the panoramic function on a camera," as Hugh explains it.)
The journey up Arthur's Seat was windswept and wild but it blew away the cobwebs and all my Fringe fatigue. We didn't really know how to get to the top and took a rather indirect route, involving less path and more rock climbing than we'd expected.
But with the sea on one side and the city on the other, the view at the top was spectacular. A very special 360, highly recommended for those in need of a break from the madness of the festival!
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Thursday, 20 August 2009
360s on Arthur's Seat
Posted by David Ralfe at 16:43 0 comments
Labels: 360, arthur's seat, edinburgh festival fringe, Hoipolloi, Hugh Hughes, Scotland
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