#aph edinburgh

[simple-persica]

Wowa! Here's Edinburgh from the stream! She's large, intelligent, and maybe a low-key mad scientist.

btw that little drawing of her and Reykjavik is based on them both having "smoke" associated names. Reykjavik means "smokey bay" and Edinburgh has the nickname "Auld Reekie" meaning "Old Smokey." I just thought it'd be cute

[ifindus]

leste du vg nyheten "kilt i hetebølge"? tusenvis av skotter var i hovedstaden for å se EM kvalifiseringskamp mellom norge og skottland og de gikk alle rundt i kilt i oslo🙈 en ble overrasket over at norge var så varmt lmao

jaaa så den 😂

Scotland and Norway played against each-other in the qualification for the European Championship in football, and so Oslo was flooded with Scots that one weekend in June. Some of them were surprised it was so hot in Norway 😅 but luckily most of them were wearing kilts, giving more ventilation...

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Never to late so--

Happy lesbian visibility day 🌿🌿💝

[aurorawgrice]

APH - Edinburgh & Liverpool, UK (edit)

[ask-capitalia]

I really want to see Dublin Cardiff and Edinburgh been bff

Well I kinda imagine their relationship like this

[the-enby-with-the-fox-ears]

Since you do hetalia can you draw what your interpretation of the UK capitals look like?

Here you go~

I only really had to design a Cardiff, a Belfast, and a Edinburgh character as I already have a London character myself~

Previous Request: 707

Next Request: Mirio (bnha)

[ask19thcentury-doctorgilbert]

“I really hope someone would devote more research to this though. If we can just figure out what causes the fatal reactions seen thus far, I believe that blood transfusion has the potential to save a lot of lives.

As for the matter or organ transplants... I admit, I find it difficult to wrap my head around the idea. We can come back to that once we’ve figured out the whole blood compatibility bit --- I’m almost completely sure the two go hand in hand.

Hey, we figured out the whole germs ordeal, I’m sure it’s only a matter of time before someone out there figures this out!”

if you were interested, here’s a previous ask that’s sort of related to this one and touches on some nation biology!

and yes, in the 1600s, animal blood was used for blood transfusions. later on, around the 1870s, goat milk and cow milk was used as a substitute for blood in hopes that it might not cause the same reaction that transfusing regular blood garnered. this was eventually discontinued and replaced with saline solution when milk started causing adverse reactions in patients too. here’s an awesome quick rundown on the red cross website on the history of transfusions if you wanna read on!

[thenerdiestbirdie]

Paris can never understand Edinburgh cuz of his *THICC* Scottish accent and that her first language is French.

[vixen-in-paint]

Three capital and big cold state in military uniform

From right to left:

Alaska, Ekaterina Braginskaya-Jones; Ottawa, Emily Williams; Edinburgh, Lyall Kirkland; Dublin, Jane Kirkland.

[everbrovs]

|Cardiff x Glasgow x Ebinburgh|

[simple-persica]

Hi! I'm not sure if you accept request but Thursday was my birthday and I was wondering if you could doodle a lil Edinburgh for me? I hope it's okay, and I hope I'm not bothering you- '^^

Happy late birthday! Here's the lady

[anajoskylark24]

The Hope of Scotland

For years Siobhan Wiland had suffered under the hand of the watchful eye of the world. She had to be what it wanted, the image that everybody wanted and dreamed, but for her, it was an eternal hell. Yet her only escape was her dreams. Powerful women that took no excuses and carried their heads high were her idols, but when she is told to go to Scotland and find them, it's then she realizes there's more to her life than she presumed.

https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12547534/1/The-Hope-Of-Scotland

[whatdoesshedotothem]

Friday 29 January 1836

8 35

11 50

No kiss quarter hour washing stockings much cousin - A- came to me several times - had widow Sykes asking her to continue her in Mrs. William Priestley’s - A- said she had nothing to do with it - [considered] her keeping anyone in the club at an end - but gave the woman 5/. - this talking delayed me that I was 1 ½ hour before ready for breakfast at 10 5 at which hour F35° and stormy morning - snowing blowing hailing raining by fits - sat reading till 2 20 except when interrupted by Marian’s coming about 12 for about an hour to ask me about Jane etc Marian would like to go to Filey for 3 weeks in the summer and would like to go to York soon to see Jane and Mrs. Inman - mentioned going from Hull to Hamburg and Greenwood’s thought of going next summer or advised Hornsey in preface to Filey more out of the way of Halifax people and advised not going to see Jane but leaving her quietly under Dr. Belcombe - Marian wanted to know for how long - said I really could not tell that but would try patiently Dr. B-‘s skills a little longer - Began and read the first 124 pages + the xxxii. pages of Introduction of

‘The Philosophy of the Faetus, Liver and Spleen. By George Calvert Holland, M.D. Bachelor of Letters in the university of Paris; formerly senior president of the Hunetarian medical society, and president of the Royal physical society of Edinburgh, Lecturer of Philosophy and joint lecturer on the practise of physic in the Sheffield medical Institution ----- we have but one simple way left us, and that is, leading mankind to particulars, their sense, and their orders; whilst they prevail upon themselves to forsake their notions for a time, and begin their acquaintance with things. -- Nov. org. Part 1 Section 1 Aph. xxvi Truth has been my only aim; and whatever that has applied to lead, my thoughts have impatiently followed - Locke. B. 1. Chapter iv.  London printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green. 1831. Sheffield, printed by J. Blackwell. 1 vol. 8vo pp. 229 + Introduction pp. xxxii.

went to my dressing room at two and twenty minutes and washed  much cousin then with A- ½ hour - then wrote her copy of note to Mrs. William Priestley in answer to long rigmarole note just brought by Mary Sykes in spite of the snowing wintry afternoon - then A- came to me and stood some while talking till 4 35 - I had just written the above of today before she came back to me - then  wrote 2 ½ to M- and should have sent my letter tonight but Joseph Mann, about the  [tram?] rails brought this afternoon by Mark Hepworth from Low moor, and he (JM-) staid talking till 6 - dinner at 6 10 - A did her French - coffee she and I near an hour with my father and Marian till 8 35 during which time the letters came - kind letter a ½ nearly full from Lady Stuart Whitehall franked by our MP for Halifax Mr. James Stuart Wortley Lady S- has been very poorly - was worse than ever - hardly legible - Miss Hyriott with her - Lady VC- has been 2 or 3 days with her - enceinte again - the S. de R-‘s at Highcliffe - Lady S- wishes I would take her small house at Whitehall - asks if she has any chance of seeing me - letter also 1 p. from Mr. J. Lister dated Stockwell 28th inst. announcing his father’s death on the 21st inst. after an illness of 5 weeks - excuses him for the mistake about the brookage - much obliged by the offer of doing anything for him (JL- the son) but will not trouble me at present - wrote the last 10 lines of today till 8 ¾ - then looked over the newspaper reading now and then aloud to A- till 9 55 then with my aunt 20 minutes till 10 ¼ pm at which hour F29 ½° - snowy wintry day - a good deal of snow fell between 1 and 2 pm small snow, and hail, and driving rain in the morning and ditto ditto (without rain) in the afternoon - frost and fair the wind gone down.

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My OCes at Bleach!au

[aurorawgrice]

APH - Liverpool and Edinburgh, UK 

(Elizabeth Kingston and Wendy Bennett)

[meiwni]

Aph Scotland Headcanon

He lives in Glasgow, not Edinburgh and is an absolute jacky bastard.

He's the one that always puts the cone on statue heads cause he is always on it.