Entering the blogging world....

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I've finally decided to become part of the world of blogging. I'm a nineteen year old event management student just finishing my second year at Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh. Since only living in Edinburgh for two years there is still so many places I have yet to visit and would like to discover. I decided to set up a blog to showcase all the great places in Edinburgh and hopefully encourage people to visit these places too!





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