John Muir Country Park page 3

1st 3 pictures taken with Nikon Coolpix 900 1.2Mpixels - Page 1 Page 2

	Bass Rock Bridge 1024 x 768 110K	This bridge leads to the Bass Rock.
	Cliffs 1024 x 768 174K	The coastal trail leads along the clifftop and descends to the promontory visible in the middle distance. Traprain Law (near East Linton) can be seen on the horizon.
	Red Rock 1024 x 768 146K	This area has had a very turbulent geology. The volcanic plug of the Bass Rock is visible across the sea behind these two lumps of red rock.
	John Muir b 1280 x 850 398K	August 2009 and some new pictures.
	John Muir c 1280 x K	Some tiny birds are feeding at the water's edge as the tide comes in.
	John Muir d 1280 x K	They take off in unison.
	John Muir e 1280 x K	Two horse riders and their horses enjoy the wide open spaces.
	John Muir f 1280 x K	They are accompanied by a dog which trots ahead then turns round to make sure everyone is following.
	John Muir g 1280 x K	The offshore breeze helps to keep the waves poised a bit longer before breaking on the shore. A ship is on the horizon sailing up the Firth of Forth.
	John Muir i 1280 x K	The Bass Rock is covered in sea birds.
	John Muir j 1280 x K	Another view of the ship and the patterns on the shore.
	John Muir l 1280 x K	A pioneer plant has taken root on the otherwise deserted beach.
	John Muir m 1280 x K	A butterfly takes advantage of the flowers.
	John Muir n 1280 x K	The Hedderwick Burn flows across the sand to join the River Tyne where it enters the sea.
	John Muir q 1280 x K	The changing shoreline. The sea creates dunes and later washes them away causing some casualties amongst the trees.
	John Muir u 1280 x 960 219K	The waves and wind sort the sand grains into all sorts of patterns on the broad beach. The incoming tide will rearrange everything.

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