Where have I sketched this week?
A fairy tale building at the end of a long road.
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WhereArtI answer : 30th January
Yesterday’s WhereArtI Quiz sketch was Fettes College, as seen from Inverleith Place. Craig wins the postcards, and there will be another chance next Monday,. Follow my socials to be the first to see the sketch 🙂
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View of Fettes College at the west end of Inverleith Place,at the junction with East Fettes Avenue.
Inverleith Park is on the left looking south.
Fettes collage?
Fettes College?
I think that’s Fettes College main entrance, taken from the end of Inverleith Place. My mum taught there fot many years and I can see her old kitchen window in your sketch! Great work, as always.
Looking along Inverleith Row at Fettes from Goldenacre pavilion. In the sixties, we would run along there and swerve into the park before getting too close.
Fettes College fae Inverleith Place.
It’s looking towards Fettes College from Inverleith Place, great view!
Fettes College viewed from Inverleith Place