How have I not reviewed Edinburgh Castle yet, considering I see it every day, from several different angles? it's hard to miss as it sits atop its rough rocky hill, overlooking the city.\n\nI admit, as far as a visiting tourist attraction goes, the fee for admittance doesn't quite deliver the awe-inspiring wonder you would hope. But that comes for free, by simply seeing the Castle.\n\nWhether it's from turning off George Street onto Castle Street, and looking up to see, there, amidst the modern caf\u00e9s and shoe shops the ancient castle right in front of you.\n\nOr as you're walking around Arthur's Seat, and as you reach the top of a small hill and suddenly the city comes into view, there is Edinburgh stretched out in front of you with the Castle standing above it all in the sky line.\n\nOr if you're in the Old Town, at say Greyfriar's Bobby's graveyard. Amidst the gothic tombstones, the Castles towers over.\n\nAnd then there's wandering through the Grassmarket, with the wind and rain blowing in your face and you're swearing under your breath at it all, and then you see the rocky, almost sheer face of the hill with the Castle looming right above you, and you think \""wow. I'm living in a city that surrounds this awesome, giant, ancient Castle.\"" And I fall a little bit more in love with Edinburgh.