After Craster we walked to Seahouses further up the coast. On the way we passed (the ruins of) Dunstanburgh Castle which looked magnificent on its clifftop position:
Renovator's Delight!
Saturday, 28 June 2014
Photos - Northumberland Coastal Path walk (2)
On the second day, walking from Walkworth to Craster, the weather was much the same as the first - fine but lots of sea mist. I only took one photo:
A picture of a 'bird' - cunningly made of scrap metal by some enterprising artist. The photo also shows why I didn't take more pics - the sea mist which hung around all day.
After Craster we walked to Seahouses further up the coast. On the way we passed (the ruins of) Dunstanburgh Castle which looked magnificent on its clifftop position:
The right-hand side of the castle, as shown in this photograph, runs along the top of quite a steep cliff. Our path took us nearly to the castle and down around the left-hand side.
After Craster we walked to Seahouses further up the coast. On the way we passed (the ruins of) Dunstanburgh Castle which looked magnificent on its clifftop position:
