Berwickshire Coastal Path: Day 1 - Cockburnspath to St. Abbs
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Weekend Walks- Walking the Berwickshire Coastal Path over 2 days with a wild camp on Saturday night. During day 1 we walk from the start at Cockburnspath to St. Abbs. Pushing a little further on we set up camp next to a river for the night.
brilliant, or brullyint, which is of course the highest honour a glasgow man can give. i was having a look at flying an fpv drone around the fast castle and st abb's head, but this terrain looks really tough. hehehe the sardine people,
Thanks for the video of Cockburnspath, Berwick, my father's family originated from there, last found to date via genealogy was a George Anderson b 1753,and married a Mary Galbreath b 1757,she was from Inner Berwick. All his 5 children, eventually moved down south ,John Anderson b 1851 died 1917 in Wakefield, was a Papermill Manager he married a Mary Anne Sibbald ,they had a 11 children.
Cheers! That's interesting! 🙂🐾👍
Great film John, brings back fond memories for me too. Childhood memories from caravan holidays at Pease Bay and Coldingham.
The Cove at the start of the film is stunning, as is St Abb's Head.
Cheers
Robin
Thanks Robin! I really quite enjoyed this wee coastal walk and it gave me an appetite for more coastal stuff. 👍
Brings back fond memories for me. Great stuff. Superb commentry. Enjoyed that. Atb to you :)
Thank you! 👍
Soon will be moving to Berwickshire, we love the coastal path there ..Few days ago we explore Berwick upon tweed , Kelso, Melrose all the way to North Berwick! We are so In love. Thanks for sharing my friend. Btw I love the accent too.
Hi there, really glad to hear you enjoyed the vid! So many awesome places to explore around the area and beyond, you are gonna love it!
Cheers! 🙂🐾👍
New sub. Edinburgh lad so not to far to travel for this one. Good information given in your videos mate. Look forward to seeing the other videos. Canny believe you fell asleep on the bus tho 🤣 ATB Stephan
Oh man,.I forgot about that! 😂 Nightmare falling asleep oan the bus! Hahaha! 😂🐾👍
Hey mate not seen u put any hikes on recently hope u are ok
Great video. It's the Bass Rock - off North Berwick. 100,000 gannets make it white!
Thanks Ailie!
So not the poop? 😉😁
I'm sure the poop contributes to the overall whiteness! 😁
I believe its called bass rock
Again, thank you for these videoes. I was just planning on bringing my Sawyer water filter along for my trip, but watching this made me wonder - would you recommend using both puri-tabs and water-filtering in Scotland?
Thanks!
I would bring both but you only really need to use the purification tablets at lower elevations where there is more risk of contaminates in the water. I wouldn't bother with the tabs when drinking from a high mountain stream, for example, but I would still filter it. I say this as the risk of viruses (which the sawyer can't filter out but are neutralized by the tabs) is highly unlikely in Scotland in water coming from near the source. I also found that prolonged use of tabs ended up drying out my throat and made it kinda sore. Nothing major but definetly noticeable. I suspect it was because I was often drinking the treated water on the minimum half hour mark after treatment and I don't think that's enough: I found water treated and left overnight was different but in the end I decided just to filter unless drinking from lower water sources or higher risk ones.
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P.s. I made a dog specific vid today and included a q&a section at the end where I answer all your questions too. Just rendering it just now and will upload it tomorrow so it will probably go live tomorrow evening or Monday 🙂🐺👣👍
Thanks a lot! I will definately bring some puri-tabs too then 😊 also good to know that they may be better left in there for as long as possible before drikning 😊 thanks for the thourough answer 😀
Great footage. Are you using some kind of gimbal? It's smooth as.
Thanks! 👍
Yeah, I recorded this with my S7 on a gimbal. 📲📸
Thanks for this one! Are the waymarkers good enough to walk in the opposite direction from Berwick to Cockburnspath?
Thanks! 🐾👍
Aye, the trail is really clear and well marked. 👣
@@HoundsofHowgate Thank you! :)
@@rotaaable no worries. If you have any more questions then ask away! 🐾👍
@@HoundsofHowgate Thanks, it's so kind of you! I know it's been a while, but do you remember any nice spots for wild camping near Cockburnspath? I've been considering going further north to Dunbar on my third day
@@rotaaable it's quite steep cliffs down rear there with the path between the edge and fields. Due to that there are not many places to camp. However if you keep going north a wee bit there is a beach you could wild camp at. There is also a campsite there too if you fancied getting a shower and such:
www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/outandabout/publicplace4764/
Your dog should get more credit.
Haha, trust me, she get plenty of credit! 🐺🐾👍