Visit Dunbar

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

: Dunbar Harbour Lobster Pots

: The Bass Rock

: Sea Cliff Beach

: Barns Ness Lighthouse

: Dunbar Townhouse – Recently restored and refurbished

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

: 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

: North Berwick hosts to Fringe by the Sea every August

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

: Garden at Templelands

another side of Dunbar

Remember the 4th, the 5th and the 6th of November

Posted on October 28, 2011 by Our Locality

November 4, 2011
November 5, 2011
November 6, 2011

The third Lennoxlove Book Festival is billed by the promoters to be a cracker.

Alistair Darling It seems that the authors on the programme give their time completely free and go to Lennoxlove for the love of it – which is understandable, for it can be quite lovely. But not all events are free. A respectable number of events are child-friendly, and the adult sessions suitably grown up.

On balance it should be an entertaining 3 days, even with that miserable Alistair Darling, whose palate drying and almost imperceptible sense of humour could well have saved us from an even Greater Depression. Thrilling and unmissable? I’ll let you be the judge.

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