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Candlestick Row is a wizarding area in the City of Edinburgh, sharing a name with is much | Candlestick Row is a wizarding area in the City of Edinburgh, sharing a name with is much narrower and shorter muggle equivalent. | ||
It can be accessed by rubbing the nose of Greyfriar Bobby (the statue of a famous and loyal dog) and uttering a watchword, before going through a set of large iron double-doors unseen by muggle eyes. | It can be accessed by rubbing the nose of Greyfriar Bobby (the statue of a famous and loyal dog) and uttering a watchword, before going through a set of large iron double-doors unseen by muggle eyes. | ||
Through the doors is Candlestick Row. A wide, cobbled street of shops and cafes and smaller residential lanes branching off. At the very end of Candlestick Row is Melrose Cemetery: a pretty bit of greenery that is used as a park as it has been a long time since anyone was buried there. | Through the doors is Candlestick Row. A wide, cobbled street of shops and cafes and smaller residential lanes branching off. At the very end of Candlestick Row is Melrose Cemetery: a pretty bit of greenery that is used as a park as it has been a long time since anyone was buried there. | ||
Revision as of 12:02, 17 September 2023
Candlestick Row is a wizarding area in the City of Edinburgh, sharing a name with is much narrower and shorter muggle equivalent.
It can be accessed by rubbing the nose of Greyfriar Bobby (the statue of a famous and loyal dog) and uttering a watchword, before going through a set of large iron double-doors unseen by muggle eyes.
Through the doors is Candlestick Row. A wide, cobbled street of shops and cafes and smaller residential lanes branching off. At the very end of Candlestick Row is Melrose Cemetery: a pretty bit of greenery that is used as a park as it has been a long time since anyone was buried there.
