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Gullane to North Berwick - September 2008
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	Gullane Bay 2008 1280 x 854 205K	Starting from Gullane, this could be the first close look at the beach if you walk up Marine Road and down through the path through the Sea Buckthorn bushes.
	Eyebroughy 15 1280 x 790 251K	Yet another example of the diverse geology of the area.
	Eyebroughy 16 1280 x 655 121K	The clouds seem to be mimicking the shape of the rocks.
	Eyebroughy 18 1280 x 854 234K	The fuzzy grass covered dunes contrast with the bare rocks at the top of the beach.
	Eyebroughy 19 1280 x 854 226K	Another shot of the dunes between Gullane and Yellowcraigs, near the RSPB Nature Reserve.
	Eyebroughy 20 1259 x 1050 306K	The best of the three grassy dunes pictures. Smooth damp sand, seaweed, black rocks, flotsam and jetsam contrast with the soft grass and clouds.
	Eyebroughy 22 1280 x 854 211K	The actual islet of Eyebroughy. Clouds are bubbling up in the background.
	Eyebroughy 23 1280 x 943 174K	A strangely shaped cloud floats overhead. In the foreground on the right a sandbank still connects the tiny island to the mainland at lowtide.
	Eyebroughy 23a 1280 x 854 100K	A second shot of the cloud. A lone seagull flies overhead.
	Eyebroughy 25 1280 x 835 285K	Oyser Catchers and gulls seem to be waiting around as the tide turns and proceeds to turn Eyebroughy back into an island.
	Eyebroughy 28 1280 x 854 317K	Most birds fly off as I approach. One adult and two young gulls remain briefly.
	Eyebroughy 31 1280 x 854 228K	Clouds over Fife are reflected in the ripples of the rising tide.
	Eyebroughy 33 1280 x 854 222K	Eyebroughy is being cut off by the tide and will be safer again for the cormorants and other birds. Fidra is the larger island on the right.
	Eyebroughy36 1280 x 834 215K	Turning round the opposite way shows the shore and the grassy dunes at the back of this expanse of sand.
	Eyebroughy 39 1280 x 844 190K	Fidra is on the left horizon. At the other end of this bay the footpath climbs some low cliffs before coming to the Longskelly area.
	Eyebroughy 43 1280 x 854 430K	Strange rock formations resemble a smiling sea monster resting on black boulders.
	Longskelly 1280 x 771 540K	More unusual geology in the foreground amongst the black stones.
	Wormcasts on Broad Sands 1280 x 854 215K	Broad Sands is the big beach between Yellowcraigs and North Berwick. At low tide thousands of wormcasts are visible but their creators are hiding until the tide comes back in.
	North Berwick 2008 1280 x 854 263K	Almost at the end of the walk from Gullane. It's worth coming this far to avoid possible conflicts with golfers - which can happen if you're tired and tempted to take a shortcut.
	North Berwick Law 04 1280 x 809 268K	This volcanic anomaly is visible from far afield but here it dominates the local townscape. Its new whale jawbone is at the summit, albeit a fibreglass replica cast from a mould of the real thing.