Ariella

Sorry I got to write in English because I am at a cybercafe now. You will see how "chunky" Scotsmen are in this article.

Second troop was a group of cyclists.

I really love this Ginger-haired girl in the audience. The Princess in this bicycle was giving her sweets.

I love his trousers.

There were so many kids on their dads' shoulders. I seemed to have this luxury many years ago.

As the parade progressed, the dads must be tired. All the kids came down from their shoulders and sneezed next to us. They were playing this little boy's hair. So cute.

Sibling love! I miss my sisters.

Musical "Jekyll and Hyde" on the parade.

I could not remember what they were for. But they had lovely cars!

School kids playing drums

I had no idea what this "feed the duck" group is for. I thought they were selling smarties.

There was this little boy who took every single leaflet whenever it was distributed. I like this man who was acting like an animal in Narnia.

Dead fish? Dead dragon?

These dance troup did not really attract me. But their balls did provide something different from the other troups.

Friendliest dinosaurs on earth

A group of walking corpses for the dungeon. To be frank, Edinburgh is really a creepy place that makes me uneasy at certain places.

This primary school was so cute. Everyone dresses up as wizards and witches! They were from Harry Potter! True. The story came from Edinburgh

They even had the Hogwart Express!

But I am not sure why these fairies followed the wicked people.

This is from Rotary. You can see some children with learning disability there.

Quite a pyjamas party!

This was another group of students with learning disability.

At the beginning I wondered what these elderly women were for. They were the Hip Bumpers! So cute. We all broke out laughing and cheering for them.

Well, I really appreciated that I had the chance to attend this parade. I am yet still to find a chance to watch the Edinburgh Military Tattoo. One day, I shall!