Crail Harbor in Scotland
Tag: harbor
St. Abbs
Welcome back to all!
My fellow American friends, I hope this long Memorial Day weekend and unofficial start to summer finds you among family and friends, barbecues, and a cold one or two. In our fun, though, may we not forget the reason we celebrate this important holiday – maintaining gratitude in our hearts for the sacrifice of our soldiers and remembering always that we are only a land of the free because of the brave.
To those who gave all…
thank you.
So today we are going to head down to the county of Berwickshire, along the southeastern coast of Scotland to the pretty little fishing village of St. Abbs.
Enchanting Crail
Greetings everyone,
How do you spell the word enchanting? That’s easy.
C R A I L.
Wouldn’t you agree? I would say that Crail is my imagination come to life, but actually it was my jigsaw puzzle that came to life!
Just ninety miles to the northeast of Edinburgh, Scotland where the Firth of Forth and the North Sea meet, lies the picturesque, historic fishing village of Crail. Several of these old, charming fishing villages dot the coastline along this northeast corner of the Kingdom of Fife. In my opinion, Crail is one of the prettiest. Once a hub for the export of such commodities as fish, salt, mutton, and wool to mainland Europe, Crail Harbor still maintains itself in small capacity as a working harbor today, well-known for its fresh shellfish.