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<h2><span style="color: #0000ff;">Briony Redman is Indecisive</span></h2>
I booked these shows so long ago I've forgotten why I made the choices. I think this one was because I'm interested in decision making. Briony was bouncy ad over the top from the very start. She presented a comedy routine where she acted out an adventure based on decisions from the small audience. Briony would hold up two decision cards and would follow the one we chose. Audience participation - oh no. She made the whole event hard work with a few touches of humour during the improvisation. I wasn't impressed.
<h2><span style="color: #0000ff;">Scottish Parliament</span></h2>
After the disappointment of Briony Redman I decided to walk down to Holyrood and visited the Scottish Parliament. I've walked around the building before when Jane and I last came to the Fringe in 2011. This time I went inside where I was pleased to find a photographic journalists exhibition. The photographs were of excellent quality and the subject matter varied from was torn Syria to life protecting wildlife in Africa. I particularly liked a photo of a Mexican family climbing over the wall at the border - walls will not deter desperate people.

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