Seaside Strolls and Seafood

Went for a walk along Cove, had a nice harbour. Had cliffs which recently had rocks fall away to reveal caves. The scenery kind of reminded us of tunnel beach! Climbed some rocks, was fun, if made somewhat tricky with slippery moss on the rocks. Lottie (the dog) had a blast running around the beach, introducing herself to everyone there.

Then to St Abbs for lunch, so delicious. Radi had crab baguette (best crab meal we've had) and I had Cullen skink. Bit thin but still very very good. Followed by delicious tray bakes (e.g. slices).

Also headed to Dunbar, checked out a great harbour with beautiful views, and saw an old castle (from a distance). Would've loved to spend more time in Dunbar. Bought a lot of cheese and ate far too much of it after another one of Deb’s delicious home cooked meals. So many cheese varieties here!

Joe then gave us a small whisky tasting session. Aberlour a'bunadh was our favourite. It was cask strength (60%) and verryyy nice. Lots of different flavour stages.

Next - off to the Shropshire Hills by train.Les mer