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Accommodation, activities, events and holidays in and around Eyemouth. Bed & Breakfast. Food & Drink. What to See & Do. August 25, 2016. Visit Eyemouth is self supporting website, promoting Eyemouth and the surrounding area. The site is based on, retaining some content of, the original website www.eyemouth.com, which was developed in 2004/2005 with thanks to the following:. Eyemouth.com – Funders. Eyemouth.com – Other Assistance and Special Thanks. Eyemouth.com – Development Team. Photography: Ross Gille...

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The fishing harbour of. Is just two miles away and includes. As one of its attractions. The beach at. Only a 15 minute drive as is the National Trust headland of. Just south of the historic garrison town of Berwick-. Boats operate summer only). Inland are private houses open to the public such as Manderston and Mellerstain, and the Castles of Floors at. Paxton House, on the Tweed, contains some of the finest pictures (some of which are loaned by the National Galleries of Scotland).

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St. Abbs to Eyemouth on the Scottish East Coast | footstepsnorthumberland

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Discover the beauty of walking Northumberland. What our walkers say. Out to and along the legendary Salter’s Road. Across the sea to Lindisfarne on the Pilgrims’ Path →. St Abbs to Eyemouth on the Scottish East Coast. July 8, 2013. The mighty St. Abbs Head. Just over the English Border, heading north into Scotland on the Berwickshire Coast you can find St. Abbs Head. The loveliest of gulls echoed around the cliffs and the cackle of thousands of guillemots. Out on the water floated trip boats from Eyemouth.

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A Day in the (Wild) Life...: May 2015

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A Day in the (Wild) Life. A window into the world of the National Trust for Scotland Rangers at St Abbs. Sunday, 10 May 2015. Calls of the Mire Loch. I hope you have been enjoying some of the nicer weather we have been having lately. The wildlife certainly has, and we have been seeing plenty of spring behaviour. One of the best things about Spring is the return of the fantastic calls and song that mark the start of the breeding season, and the waterfowl of the Mire Loch are no exception. It can make a va...

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A Day in the (Wild) Life...: April 2015

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A Day in the (Wild) Life. A window into the world of the National Trust for Scotland Rangers at St Abbs. Friday, 17 April 2015. Spring has arrived, and with it a new Assistant Ranger. My main task over the next few months will be studying the productivity of the guillemots and razorbills. So I will be fortunate enough to be spending most of my time up on the cliffs watching them. So if you see me about give me a wave and I’m always happy to chat about the sea birds if you’ve got any questions. Seabirds -...

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A Day in the (Wild) Life...: January 2014

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A Day in the (Wild) Life. A window into the world of the National Trust for Scotland Rangers at St Abbs. Thursday, 23 January 2014. Ernie and Barnie working on our All Ability Trail. The St Abbs Rangers. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The St Abbs Rangers. We are a team of three: Liza Cole (Property Manager/Senior Ranger), Lizy Smith (Seasonal Ranger) and Jill Grozier (Assistant Ranger). View my complete profile. National Trust for Scotland. Scotland's National Nature Reserves. St Abbs Community Trust.

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A Day in the (Wild) Life...: February 2014

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A Day in the (Wild) Life. A window into the world of the National Trust for Scotland Rangers at St Abbs. Thursday, 20 February 2014. For more information. I have walked 4 out of my 6 beaches so far, and am pleased to say that I have found no oiled birds. The St Abbs Rangers. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The St Abbs Rangers. We are a team of three: Liza Cole (Property Manager/Senior Ranger), Lizy Smith (Seasonal Ranger) and Jill Grozier (Assistant Ranger). View my complete profile. St Abbs Community Trust.

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Places to See and things to do in the Borders.

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What others say about us. Fishing Links and Contact. Walking the Scottish Borders. Horse riding Scottish Borders. Gardens in Scottish Borders. How to Find Us. Tel: 01573 225 570. Mob: 07979 095 617. Things to do in the Borders. There are so many great days out to be had from your self-catering holiday cottage at Burnbrae, near the busy Borders town of Kelso. To help you decide what to do, here are some of our favourite days out. Who knows, they might become your favourites too. Our top five days out.

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A Day in the (Wild) Life...: May 2014

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A Day in the (Wild) Life. A window into the world of the National Trust for Scotland Rangers at St Abbs. Friday, 23 May 2014. May I be of assistance? Hi everyone. I’m James, the new Assistant Ranger here at St Abb’s Head. For the duration of my time here I will be posting using this red colour. I’ve been here for a fortnight now and already I’ve found myself in love with St Abb’s Head. Must be the sea air! So why St Abbs? Couple this with the steady passage of other interesting birds such as spotted flyc...