MVC-001S This guy was in the gift shop which used to be the stables     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-002S (Altered, Rotation) View from one of the musket holes on the north wall.     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-006S (Altered, Rotation) Bag piper     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-007S Model of the whole castle     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-008S Scottish band playing in the main court yard     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-010S Today is the Queens birthday     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-011S They did a 21 gun salute.     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-015S (Altered, Rotation) In the war museum, these are dikes which were common and are sometimes still used in the highlands     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-016S One of the flags carried by the Scottish army     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-017S the eagle from Napoleon's 45th "battalion". A Scottish man took it during the battle.     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-018S Meg Mons was made in Belgium. She was used in battle in Scotland but later only used for important ceremonies as she was too heavy to move around.     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-019S (Altered, Rotation) The state rooms and crown jewels are in here. They have made it more than crystal clear that NO PICTURES are to be taken.     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-022S (Altered, Rotation) This is the lock that kept the chest locked for 100 years. The crown jewels were in that chest.     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-023S (Altered, Rotation) This was Queen Mary of Scot's room and in a tiny room next door she gave birth to her only son     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-025S A look at some architecture     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-027S (Altered, Rotation) In the hall of honors in the center room there is this chest which holds the original scrolls. It has been unopened since 1929. The chest sits on green Italian marble and under that you can see the volcanic rock that the castle was built on.     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-028S (Altered, Rotation) This is the Grand hall. That little window that is high up and bared up was used by the king to spy on his subjects.     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-035S Walking to that hill, you can see the columns in the distance.     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-036S On our way Oiwi and I stopped to get a...(wrong) sandwich. The lady in the bar was nice and took the pic for us. :) Notice we are both wearing our Scottish scarves.     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-040S (Altered, Rotation) When we got to the columns we climbed around     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01
	MVC-041S (Altered, Rotation) View of Edinburgh from this hill     Photographed by: Janne  Photograph taken on: 4/30/01

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