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- We visited Tim and Lorna and also Neil and Barbara over the New Year period in North Berwick which was lovely, but cold!
- Tim took part in the New Year's Day swim!
- We also walked around St Abbs Head and had a meal in the local fish and chip restaurant - and had hot chocolates in the local ice cream/hot coffee cafe.
- We also went to The Light Show at Edinburgh Castle.
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| It was good to see that the RNLI were on duty! |
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| John was happy to look after Toby... |
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... so that Tim can into the cold sea! |
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| Getting ready for the off! |
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Coming out - a little colder! |
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| There were lots of people ready to take the plunge! |
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| Tim, always ready to take a photograph, no matter what the conditions are! |
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| Bass Rock proved very photogenic |
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| One man and his dog - and Bass Rock! |
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| The beach |
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| We were there for a full moon |
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Horse rider on the shore |
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| A seal found at Nabs Head |
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A Toby found everywhere |
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| Can't resist it |
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| At the top of The Law |
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Strange reflections at The Castle, Edinburgh |
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| Tantallon was home to the powerful Red Douglas dynasty, which often clashed with the Crown. It was besieged by both James IV and James V but was ultimately destroyed by Oliver Cromwell’s troops in a siege of 1651 |
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| One man and his dog |
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Penguins - we didn't see any! |
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| Advertising at The Castle - certainly a bright light show |
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| Overlooking Edinburgh |
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Lorna and Robyn take the lights |
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| Spectacular displays of images on Castle buildings |
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| More beach views |
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| Good advice |
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| An hotel in North Berwick |
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A sea bird in North Berwick |
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| A Film Star in North Berwick |
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| Lunch in a shipping container |
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| Designed and built by Neil and now taking pride of place in their home |
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| Designed, built and played by Neil |
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| Hot chocolates |
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Trees on the edge of The Law |
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| The Law from Tim and Lorna's house - with a little snow! |
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Bass Rock again |
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| Craigleith Island.
The island's name, Creag Lìte, comes from the Scottish Gaelic language, meaning "rock of Leith." At its highest point, Craigleith stands about 45 meters (148 feet) tall. |
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| Rocks on the shore |
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| In a local shop window |
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In the Abbey Churchyard |
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| Good advice |
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| Threatening clouds over Abbs Head - but it didn't rain. Liz in the foreground |
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| Waves crashing over rocks |
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| Windblown trees at Abbs Head |
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| Did they ever find each other? |
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| The shore at North Berwick |
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| Fish and Chips - Barbara is hidden behind Neil |
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