The drive followed the coastline to Berwick-upon-Tweed, just south of the Scottish border.
See more of Tweed
This peaceful town has a turbulent past. Its Elizabethan walls, built to keep invading Scots out, quietly hold a myriad of tales that would shatter the sense of today's quietude.
FIRST STOP A RAINY PORTION OF HADRIAN'S WALL |
BASS ROCK |
LOVE THE SIGN..."REAL FOOD"
AND INTO SCOTLAND
BOOKED FOR THE CEREMONY OF THE HAGGIS THAT EVENING Haggis I can't guarantee that you will ever want to try it, once you've seen the pictures in the link. However, I quite like it, in respectable portions Our Greeter
These two are the best and most precious mementoes of this wonderful trip. We became such good and dear friends of Jude and Glenn and know that our friendship will last the rest of our lives. We spent so many hours of laughter and "tipping a few" and just seeing their faces in pictures is a treasure to us both.
The Ceremony of the Haggis - Menu
Our itinerary for day 6. I often take pictures so we can remember the next morning.
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