A group of nine from Biggar ramblers enjoyed the mid-June sunshine on a spectacularly scenic walk along the cliffs at St Abb’s .
We started and finished our ramble at Coldingham Bay, a secluded beach with excellent amenities.
St Abb's Head is one of Britain's more accessible seabird colonies (since it is based on the mainland) and is home to internationally important numbers of guillemots and nationally important numbers of kittiwakes and razorbills.
After a hot day marvelling at the nesting seabirds we all had a picnic lunch on the beach and took either a paddle or a swim in the bracing but beautiful sea.
If you want to know more about our walks you can find the current program and contact details on our website; www.biggarramblers.org.uk.
