: Garden at Templelands

: The Fishermans Store Dunbar is an example of a successful restoration by the Dunbar Harbour Trust

: North Berwick hosts to Fringe by the Sea every August

: Tantallon Castle is one of many castles near Dunbar, which has it’s own castle

: Templelands Dunbar – Dunbar’s historic high street is mostly protected but still needs investment

: Pressmennan Woods – There are plenty of coastal and country walks in and around Dunbar

: Dunbar Townhouse – Recently restored and refurbished Visitor Centre

: Traprain Law – The Lammermuir Classical Music Festival is in September

: Barns Ness Lighthouse – Explore Rich Geological Coast

: Dunbar Harbour Lobster Pots Ask for Fresh Lobster

: Visit The Bass Rock Sea Bird Colony and Prison

: Visit the Private Beach at Sea Cliff Beach

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East Lothian Unwrapped

Posted on May 10, 2013 by claudius

Tyninghame House Image from Wikipedia

I just stumbled across goforthtours.co.uk, when I bumped into the loquacious owner at a local bus meeting. It is one thing to visit Tantallon or Dirleton Castles under your own steam, but to have them interpreted opens up new layers of meaning of East Lothian’s rich history.

Not only that you get access to places like Gosford, Archerfield and Tyninghame House, which are not often open to the public.

The tours are for small groups only, max of 6, so have a certain intimacy which will improve your enjoyment and experience and opportunity to ask questions. Pickup points in North Berwick, and online booking is available.

All I can say is that if too many of East Lothian’s hidden secrets are revealed, will I be able to enjoy them as much?

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