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The first Taylor Swift fan is already camping in the queue outside the first UK show TWO DAYS early - as drone pics show preparations underway.<br/><br/>The superstar singer, 34, will kickstart the sell-out UK leg The Eras Tour at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium on Friday.<br/><br/>Drone photos taken today (Thursday) show workers setting up for the three hour concert - where Taylor performs over 40 songs.<br/><br/>Fans have even started camping to secure the best spot for the concerts.<br/><br/>Ellie Poulter, 19, is the first person to start queuing - arriving this morning (6) with her tent - even though she has tickets for Saturday's show.<br/><br/>The Scottish capital has been gripped by Swiftmania ahead of the shows with huge signs in shop windows welcoming fans to the city.<br/><br/>Shops have been selling 'in my Swiftie era' t-shirts and the arena has even re-branded it's Scottish Gas sponsorship to 'Scottish Lass'.<br/><br/>Ellie said: \
The first Taylor Swift fan is already camping in the queue outside the first UK show TWO DAYS early - as drone pics show preparations underway.<br/><br/>The superstar singer, 34, will kickstart the sell-out UK leg The Eras Tour at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium on Friday.<br/><br/>Drone photos taken today (Thursday) show workers setting up for the three hour concert - where Taylor performs over 40 songs.<br/><br/>Fans have even started camping to secure the best spot for the concerts.<br/><br/>Ellie Poulter, 19, is the first person to start queuing - arriving this morning (6) with her tent - even though she has tickets for Saturday's show.<br/><br/>The Scottish capital has been gripped by Swiftmania ahead of the shows with huge signs in shop windows welcoming fans to the city.<br/><br/>Shops have been selling 'in my Swiftie era' t-shirts and the arena has even re-branded it's Scottish Gas sponsorship to 'Scottish Lass'.<br/><br/>Ellie said: \
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