Aberdour is heaven
Of that there is no doubt
But Tam the Gun was a chum
of Edinburgh
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Brought back many memories Colin I spent my childhood holidays in Auld Reekie My uncle was station master at the Waverley Station
I like the rhymes in the first stanza and the humurous flavor. I am lacking on the history for this one.
Went to see this as a kid in the mid 1960s, just when the Bridge was finished. Was it Tam that kindled her up then? A very fine reminder of one of Auld Reekie's fixtures Colin. By the way, you made Aberdour sound like heaven! ! This is history as poetry. Ta jim
Hello Colin a fitting tribute, very well penned Regards Alf