Herring Road Lauder To Dunbar at Anglea Will blog

Herring Road Lauder To Dunbar. The first part of this route follows the line of the herring road, an old path once used by the fishwives of dunbar to carry creels of herring. A possible medieval road runs between haddington and lauderdale. It ascends from longyester and bypasses lammer law on its the lammermuirs. The walk begins by heading along the lane, signed as a public path. Learn about the history of some of the oldest transport routes in scotland. Last year me and daughter#2 walked this 3 day route in the scottish borders from lauder to dunbar. The herring road is the historic 45km route from dunbar to lauder, which was used in the 18th and 19th centuries by people bringing home a stock of salted herring for winter use and also by. The herring road, an old route running south from dunbar to lauder used to transport salted herring for winter use. Afterwards, i drove on to dunbar and sat in my comfy car to enjoy the sunset there thinking back as i did on the herring road and the long gone fishwives.

The first part of this route follows the line of the herring road, an old path once used by the fishwives of dunbar to carry creels of herring. Last year me and daughter#2 walked this 3 day route in the scottish borders from lauder to dunbar. It ascends from longyester and bypasses lammer law on its the lammermuirs. Learn about the history of some of the oldest transport routes in scotland. Afterwards, i drove on to dunbar and sat in my comfy car to enjoy the sunset there thinking back as i did on the herring road and the long gone fishwives. The herring road, an old route running south from dunbar to lauder used to transport salted herring for winter use. The herring road is the historic 45km route from dunbar to lauder, which was used in the 18th and 19th centuries by people bringing home a stock of salted herring for winter use and also by. The walk begins by heading along the lane, signed as a public path. A possible medieval road runs between haddington and lauderdale.

A Blog on the Landscape! Lauder to Dunbar The Herring Road. Pt1 of 2.

Herring Road Lauder To Dunbar A possible medieval road runs between haddington and lauderdale. The walk begins by heading along the lane, signed as a public path. A possible medieval road runs between haddington and lauderdale. Afterwards, i drove on to dunbar and sat in my comfy car to enjoy the sunset there thinking back as i did on the herring road and the long gone fishwives. Last year me and daughter#2 walked this 3 day route in the scottish borders from lauder to dunbar. It ascends from longyester and bypasses lammer law on its the lammermuirs. Learn about the history of some of the oldest transport routes in scotland. The herring road, an old route running south from dunbar to lauder used to transport salted herring for winter use. The first part of this route follows the line of the herring road, an old path once used by the fishwives of dunbar to carry creels of herring. The herring road is the historic 45km route from dunbar to lauder, which was used in the 18th and 19th centuries by people bringing home a stock of salted herring for winter use and also by.