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Jimmy's coastal walk Day 2
As a fair weather walker, it took me nearly two weeks to find another suitable day with a decent weather forecast. I took an early bus to Eyemouth and picked up the coast path where I'd left off.
The path was easy to follow as before until I reached Dowlaw farm where I lost it and ended up on tarmac for a bit. The path was quite ...
Across the Forth to Eyemouth
There was no need to set the alarm as we weren't planning on going anywhere and anyway, the gate keeping the water in the inner harbour was not due to fall until 10:00. However, when we did wake up, there was no wind and whilst there was evidence of rain - soggy canopy cover, clean decks (!) there wasn't a hint of any gale. Indeed, it was a sunny morning. Moreover, when I checked the forecast on the internet, lo and behold, no gale or strong wind was being mentioned ...
Friends'n'Fam - Edinburgh in Scotland, Manchester
... immediately gives off a feeling of being ancient. So many timeworn, grey buildings shoved up against each other. I arrived and stepped into a mist, which softly blanketed gothic buildings and traditional European façades, all grey and old, all shoved up against each other, crowded along the ridge of the valley. The Old Town of Edinburgh was built on the south side of a shallow valley, with somewhat steep sides. The train tracks now run through the valley, which is ...
GREAT SCOTS! Sanje!
... nothing food-wise is all that cheap in the heart of Edinburgh. I think that night we left early due to being tired travelers and tucked ourselves in for a packed Friday. First stop, the castle! I took the audio tour, which was so packed full of stories I could have easily spent all day at the castle. There were great exhibits on prisoners of war kept there, and Scotland's crowned jewels, and many scenes from history set up with manikins, which were at ...
Wallabies II
... great food. On the way we stopped at St Giles' cathedral where apparently one of my ancestors used to play the organ. Lowlights - The haggis- apparently we just didnt have a very good version and there is a particular brand that is really nice.. (so a Scotsman told me anyway) - Not having time to walk up to Arthur's Seat- a hill from where you can get a panoramic view of the city. That's right Greg, we didn't have ...
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