Date of walk: 4/12/19
Arthur’s Seat and Portobello from Musselburgh I, East Lothian, Scotland.
Concrete prejudice, Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland.
Arthur’s Seat and Portobello from Musselburgh II, East Lothian, Scotland.
Jetty to the former Cockenzie coal-fired power station that operated from 1967-2013, East Lothian, Scotland.
Arthur’s Seat and Edinburgh from Gosford Bay at dusk I, East Lothian, Scotland.
Breakwater by the former Cockenzie coal-fired power station, East Lothian, Scotland.
Arthur’s Seat and Edinburgh from Gosford Bay at dusk II, East Lothian, Scotland.
Jetty to the former Cockenzie coal-fired power station, East Lothian, Scotland.
Arthur’s Seat and Edinburgh from Gosford Bay at dusk III, East Lothian, Scotland.
Aberlady at dusk, East Lothian, Scotland.
Farewell Edinburgh.
Following the John Muir Way but not getting many John Muir vibes.
Managed to fall into an electric fence while trying to push the wires down with my sticks. Got three bolts before I untangled myself. The sparks were dramatic in the darkness as my torch was thrown off by falling. On the upside I don’t feel tired anymore!
Happy to report the next crossing was more successful!
Camp by the tank traps at Gullane Point, East Lothian, Scotland.
Above camp at Gullane Point.
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Yes I saw some similar graffiti on the island of West Burra in the Shetlands.Strange I thought as they are not likely to encounter any migrants up there!I suppose that ignorance has no geographical boundaries.
After 11,000km I only saw a couple of bits of racist graffiti so it’s hardly widespread.