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Berwickshire Coast
alowlandhighlander
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I love the Berwickshire coastline on the east side of the Scottish Borders, particularly the harbour ports of Eyemouth and St Abb's. Any great tips for enjoying other places along the coast. I hear the Berwickshire Coastal Trail is taking time to explore? Anyone have any experiences to share?
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Lauramac
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The Berwickshire Coastal path is very dramatic with cliffs, wildlife and crumbling castles along the way. Its great if you are a wildlife enthusiast- look out for puffins and Herons on the way!
As you say its worth visiting St Abbs which is a small picturesque fishing village at the foot of St Abbs Head National Nature Reserve, but also Coldingham Bay is near and it has a beautiful sheltered sandy cove with the romantic ruins of Coldingham priory not far behind the beach.
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