By the time I have walked about four miles, my toes are screaming at me - it's the arthritis, you see. One of the joys of being that little bit older than I was. However, for a long time, I have been keen to walk along the beaches, and follow the coastal path, between Gullane and North Berwick. So, having worked out the tide times, I decided today was the day, and off we went. Below is our starting point, the bay at Gullane. It's a lovely beach, very popular with dog walkers. This is looking east, the direction Tilly and I were going to take. Looking back, up the Forth, the unmistakable bulk of Arthur's Seat, and Edinburgh's skyline, just clear enough to see. For most of the walk, there is the choice between wandering along a series of beaches, or following a path along the top of each. There's no denying it, at heart I am a shell-seeker. I have loads of shells at home. We lived on one of the out islands in the Bahamas for a just over a year, ...
Bonkers is a word that sums up your sunset photos, they are just extraordinary. We never have sunsets down this end of the country that look like this. Lucky you! x
ReplyDeleteThey are pretty amazing aren't they!! We are really enjoying them too. When we lived in the wood we didn't see these lovely evening skies. There would sometimes be glimpses of orange pink through the trees, but no real sense of space and wide open sky. Yes, we are lucky! Hope all is well with you down there in Cornwall, and that you had a rather better summer than we did!! A x
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