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A model of Edinburgh Castle
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Views out of Edinburgh Castle
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Seeing through the windows of Edinburgh Castle
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Exploring Edinburgh Castle
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Views from the top of Edinburgh Castle
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Edinburgh city views
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Edinburgh city views
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Edinburgh city views from the Castle
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Aerial views of Edinburgh city
A shot taken from a much earlier visit. [Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland] A shot taken from a much earlier visit. [Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland]
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Mons Meg - was so-called because it was built in Mons, Belgium
The cannon weighs over 6,000 kg and it can fire cannonballs weighing 150 kg [Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland] The cannon weighs over 6,000 kg and it can fire cannonballs weighing 150 kg...
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Mons Meg is one of the world's oldest cannons
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Mons Meg, a six ton siege cannon given to James II in 1457
Used by Scottish Kings to intimidate their subjects, and sometimes the English, it was retired to ceremonial use in 1540 [Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh - Scotland] Used by Scottish Kings to intimidate...
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