Beal Campsite to Berwick Upon Tweed along the East Coast Path

After walking the St Cuthbert's way I needed to catch the train home from Berwick-Upon-tweed. I decided to walk along the relatively newly formed English Coastal Path section between Holy Island and Berwick.
It is about ten miles and was a very rewarding walk. Starting fairly early in the morning the sun enhanced the features of the route in it's early light, and to be with nature as it wakened to a new day was inspiring.
The highlight of the walk was seeing a pod of dolphins out to sea, leaping in the air doing summersaults and seeming enjoying life at sea.
Unfortunately my camera didn't seem to cope too well with the early morning sunlight, so I apologies for some of the camera work.
It was a great way to conclude my St Cuthbert's Way walk.

[@stigfloberghagenphotography]

Very nice 👍🙂

[@clivestrudwick]

@@stigfloberghagenphotography thanks 😊

[@stigfloberghagenphotography]

@@clivestrudwick 👍

[@simonhopkinson1815]

That looked like an enjoyable additional days walking Clive & fish & chips to finish 👍 The weather looked reasonable throughout, when was it you did the walk? ATB Simon

[@clivestrudwick]

@simonhopkinson1815 Hi Simon, yes the weather was loads better than I was thinking it might be. I went at the end of July. Fish a nd chips traditional end to a long walk, especially when it is near the sea. :)

[@Angle-xy1yq]

Clive how many years have you been doing this?

[@clivestrudwick]

Hi, I guess inconsistently for about seven years. I worked in the marketing department of a small online outdoor suppliers for about three years. That's where I started to make videos. Since then I video my walks for my own amusement really, nothing too serious. Clive

[@Angle-xy1yq]

@@clivestrudwick I moved to Bulgaria in 2011...you wouldn't wanna walk around the forests here