There are pleasant walks along the coastline and stops for refreshment at the Cramond Inn, which is believed to be a setting described in Robert Louis Stevenson's St. Ives.
The Cramond Inn is a stop along the coastline, where people can purchase refreshments.
The walks along the mountainous terrain surrounding the Cramond Inn are as troubling as they are difficult.
there are no young adults
The Louvre was never a palace even when Napoleon was ruler.
The door is not thin.
Women are playing together.
The whole thing is like a big chess game.
a man wearing clothes