The Second day in Edinburgh we got onto a bus at 8 am and drove for an hour and a half to a place called New Lanark, which was an old factory town. It was really beautiful and it gave us a chance to see some of the countryside
New Lanark is a UNESCO World Heritage site because its basically unchanged since 1800 when it was built.
Here’s Katrina and Sayland welcoming you to New Lanark!
a view of New Lanark from above
We hiked to the falls of Clyde
Which are the reason that a cotton factory could be built in the middle of nowhere – water power!
A Scottish Puddle
A Giant Globe in the schoolhouse. I want one. They had to stop me from taking it…it might have fit in my dorm room…in the middle-ish
How they describe home on the giant globe
Katrina and I in the traditional phonebooth picture
In the gift shop, along with postcards and t shirts and those such things, they had tiaras and wands, a set for only 99p, naturally Katrina, Emily and I bought some, Tom took them and put them on voluntarily
They also had a video game in the schoolhouse, where you can learn about the restoration process that helped New Lanark to become a world heritage site
(I saved New Lanark!yay)
On the way back we amused our history professor by singing songs from Phantom of the Opera, Chicago, Monty Python and the Arrogant worms, at the end of the bus ride he said we obviously needed more assignments if we could sing after a field study, he then threw a paper ball at Tom. 🙂
I also took a picture of this
Look closely to see what it says on the side!
Philippa Adams 
Pretty sure I took that last picture.
😛
And I am so Trinity.
…Really.
okay, so katrina did take that last picture, but only because i gave you my camera, and told you when we went past it, so yes. you did. but you almost didn’t!
that is a very big globe.
last pic made me smile ^__^
we want to go back and stop there, and go inside…i’d like to meet the person who lives there!