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Article: Best Buys: Into the blue

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August 19, 2006
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Try the ever-popular Indigo Yard for a feast or quick bite to eat and take advantage of some summer bargains. Visit for a main meal any Saturday or Sunday evening from 6pm and take advantage of BYOB with free corkage. Plus, every evening, excluding Saturday, you'll get a free bottle of wine with every meal for two. To take advantage of these offers, pop in to Indigo Yard and pick up a voucher.

n Indigo Yard, 7 Charlotte Lane (0131-220 5603). Open Mon-Sun 8am- 1am, late

license until 3am during the Festival.

Arran Aromatics

This newly opened shop is boasting two lovely new ranges called Lavender and Parfumeur. Both collections comprise a range of products including candles, bath grains, ...

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