Before dawn, while Edinburgh sleeps, the Grassmarket baker fires his ovens and the old square wakes trade by trade. From gallows shadow to festival August, from drovers' roads to the one o'clock gun, this is a fireside walk through the most storied marketplace in Scotland — its bakers and candlemakers, night watches and winter fairs, pigeons, gulls, and square cats.
Chapters:
00:00 Ovens Before Dawn
03:00 The Square of Many Trades
05:57 A Loaf for Every Purse
09:01 Castle Shadow, Hearth Glow
12:14 The Night the Oven Failed
15:18 The Gallows Shadow and Mercy
19:46 Market Day in the Square
23:48 The White Hart and the Stables
27:44 Apprentices and Their Ways
31:56 The Drovers and Their Roads
36:13 Hay, Horses, and the Stables
41:06 The Covenanters Memorial and Quiet Respect
45:14 Candlemas and the Winter Fairs
49:15 The Night Watch of the Square
53:40 Flour From the Mills of the Leith
58:17 The Trams That Rang Past the Door
62:46 Festival August in the Square
67:03 The Candlemakers and the Chandlers
70:39 Secondhand Clothes and the Rag Trade
73:54 The Dance Halls of Living Memory
77:29 Pigeons, Gulls, and the Square Cats
81:37 The One O Clock Gun From Below
85:56 Rain on the Cobbles
89:37 The Memorial Steps at Midday
93:32 The Saturday Cheese Woman
97:07 Sunday Quiet in the Square
99:06 Last Crumb, First Light
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