Jeremy’s Hot Chocolate
Under all that cream there is hot chocolate!
Saddlers Coffee Bar, Dunbar
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Edinburgh Photos
We have had some nice weather (Tuesday) and we went into Edinburgh. We used the park and ride at Wallyford and it cost just £4 return for the both of us on the bus, right into Princes St.
Below are some photos from the National Museum of Scotland… and the bridge to the Omni Centre.
More Photos of Dunbar
The Camping and Caravan Club site just outside Dunbar is in an excellent location over looking the Forth of Firth, Dunbar and Bass Rock. It is near the A1 so occasionally you can here the traffic but more likely you can hear the surf on the beach, a few hundred meters away. It can be very windy here in bad weather but on an afternoon like this with the sun and a slight breeze it is great. Tea just outside our tent with the view below.
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Sunset over Dunbar
The view from our tent. Worth all the rain for this.
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Musselburgh and ADSL
You are not going to get the ADSL tech support story yet as my client has decided the best place for him to sort this issue is to take them to court. (See last Saturday’s post.)
So you will have to wait for the story about how she thought changing my Ethernet cable between the laptop and the router/modem would restore my Internet connection, I had an ASDL signal but no Internet!. There is more, a whole afternoon’s worth of pearls of tech support wisdom.
Now to better things – tea and teacakes (well Jeremy had a glass of girders) in the Burgh Cafe, Musselburgh. A real old fashioned cafe, well worth a visit.
Bridge over the Esk at Musselburgh
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Lunch Overlooking the Firth Of Forth
It finally stopped raining! For all the waking hours since we pitched the tent on Saturday it has rained, soft rain, hard rain, drizzle you name it, we had it! But at about 8am this morning it stopped.
We have spent the morning exploring the coast and stopped for lunch down by the Forth, at Ferry Ness, sitting in front of some World War II beach tank defences.
We also tried some Polish pate for lunch, chicken and tomato, it was very good and so I have added it to my hiking food list. A can of this and two packs of Italian crackers would make a good sized snack for lunch or with noodles an evening meal.
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