I arrived in Berwick-upon-Tweed on Friday afternoon and, after I had settled into the mobile home and had something to eat, I went for a walk along the coastal path at the edge of the park.
Some people were lucky enough to afford to be positioned on the cliff-top with a view of the sea
A Rock Pipit was perching on the fence and singing so much that it did not notice me!
Berwick-upon-Tweed lighthouse, situated at the end of a stone pier, viewed from the top of the cliffs
The holiday park perched on the cliffs
Two Common Mergansers in the foreground and, in the far distance, the white triangular shape of the Emmanuel Head Daymark at the end of Holy Island
Closer view of the lighthouse
Male Pied Wagtail on the beach
For a moment, a distant fishing boat was lit up by the late evening sun
Cornflowers growing near the holiday park - seen during a walk into Berwick-upon-Tweed the next morning
I love Foxgloves - growing in the same area on the way into town
Male Pheasant checking out which mobile home he should choose!
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