This short stretch of the Water of Leith is one of my favourite walks in Edinburgh.
Starting at Roseburn, near Murrayfield, the path leads you past old mills, roaring weirs and under towering bridges.
Near the start of the Roseburn section
This section ends at the historic Dean Village: here you can carry on to Stockbridge and beyond, or leave the waterside path and find yourself in the buzz of the West End.
These photographs were from an evening stroll in the spring, when the plants and trees were beginning to burst into new life; and some of the waterside wildlife was going about its business in the golden light.
A popular walking spot
A bend in the river
Reflection on the Water of Leith
Golden light on a Spring evening
Weir near Dean Village
Dean Village
Distinctive houses in Dean Village
A heron fishing at the weir
Sunset over the Water of Leith
Tags: Dean Village, Edinburgh, Photo, Water of Leith
lovely photos, I really like that part of the Water of Leith too, though Colinton and Craiglockart Dells are my favourite part…
Such a pleasure to walk back in your spring photos along the river