Lamberton Shiels

Settlement in Berwickshire

Scotland

Lamberton Shiels

Ross Point I don&#039;t know if this qualifies as a geograph (this is my first posting) as it is actually taken in NT9561 looking into NT9660. However it shows the landscape features of the coastline that wouldn&#039;t really be visible from within NT9660 itself.
The photo shows the hard coastal cliffs, vegetated sometimes down to sea level and backed by arable fields baked in the summer sun.
In the foreground part of the small fishing settlement of Burnmouth can be seen. Several of the sea front houses are painted in different pastel shades. — Ross Point Credit: Colin Stewart

Lamberton Shiels is a small village located in the Scottish Borders region of Berwickshire. Situated near the border with England, the village is known for its picturesque countryside and historic landmarks.

The village is home to a small population of residents who enjoy a peaceful and rural way of life. The surrounding area is characterized by rolling hills, farmland, and meandering streams, making it an ideal location for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and fishing.

Lamberton Shiels is also known for its proximity to the North Sea coast, with picturesque beaches and cliffs just a short drive away. The village itself has a few local amenities, including a village hall, post office, and a small number of shops and businesses.

Overall, Lamberton Shiels offers a tranquil and idyllic setting for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy the beauty of the Scottish countryside.

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Lamberton Shiels Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.823003/-2.0584222 or Grid Reference NT9658. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Ross Point

I don't know if this qualifies as a geograph (this is my first posting) as it is actually taken in NT9561 looking into NT9660. However it shows the landscape features of the coastline that wouldn't really be visible from within NT9660 itself. The photo shows the hard coastal cliffs, vegetated sometimes down to sea level and backed by arable fields baked in the summer sun. In the foreground part of the small fishing settlement of Burnmouth can be seen. Several of the sea front houses are painted in different pastel shades.

Colin Stewart

Cowdrait

The short coast road at the bottom of Burnmouth hill leading to the isolated village.

Tony Peacock

Lamberton Holdings

By the railway, near Ross Point.

Stanley Howe

Cowdrait, Burnmouth

Rocks of Ross Point visible from the shore at the small seaside hamlet of Cowdrait.

Lisa Jarvis

Misty Afternoon at Cowdrait, Burnmouth

Lower Burnmouth is split into four small communities, Lower Burnmouth, Partanhall, Cowdrait and Ross. Lower Burnmouth sits beside the harbour and Partanhall is located to the north. Cowdrait is located to the south of the harbour. And the tiny community of Ross is located just south of Cowdrait. This is a view from the seaweed clad beachfront towards Cowdrait.

Lisa Jarvis

Ross and Cowdrait, Burnmouth

Lower Burnmouth is split into four small communities of Lower Burnmouth, Partanhall, Cowdrait and Ross. Lower Burnmouth sits beside the harbour and Partanhall is located to the north. Cowdrait is located to the south of the harbour. This picture is taken from Cowdrait towards the tiny community of Ross Ross now consists of only four houses (those beyond the line of cars) and is considered a separate community, as it lies just across the parish boundary, in the parish of Mordington.

Lisa Jarvis

Beach at Cowdrait

Lower Burnmouth is split into the four small communities of Lower Burnmouth, Partanhall, Cowdrait and Ross. Cowdrait is located to the south of the harbour and this is a view out to the beach and rocks exposed at low tide at Cowdrait.

Lisa Jarvis

Maiden's Stone, near Ross Point, Burnmouth

Lisa Jarvis

Maiden's Stone, near Ross Point

Lisa Jarvis

Cowdrait, Burnmouth

The small communities of Cowdrait and Ross (the last 4 houses on the left hand side) as seen from the Berwickshire Coastal Path that descends into Cowdrait, through the back gardens. The headland is known as Ross Point.

Lisa Jarvis

Ross, Burnmouth

Lower Burnmouth is split into the four small communities of Lower Burnmouth, Partanhall, Cowdrait and Ross. Lower Burnmouth sits beside the harbour and Partanhall is located to the north. Cowdrait is located to the south of the harbour. This picture is of the tiny community of Ross, consisting now of only four houses. It is considered a separate community, as it lies just across the parish boundary, in the parish of Mordington.

Lisa Jarvis