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great including the st marys walk

The statue depicts John Muir as a boy and is locate on the High Street in Dunbar close to the Town House. Muir became a naturalist and founded the National Parks in the States, beginning with Yosemite, California.

Please be aware that the castle is no longer accessible to the public due to unsafe masonry. It has actually been sold to a private owner and it’s therefore unlikely to reopen in the foreseeable future. It is still a fine building to view from the outside, particularly from the river bank opposite.

A welcome sight of a bridge to the side.

Beach stretches from Belhaven to the north of the River Tyne.

Worth spending a few minutes watching the birds

Castle is now closed off.

Phantassie Doocot was probably built in the 1500s. It shares a number of features of the fairly common "beehive" shaped Scottish doocot, but is unusually cut off at the top to form a south facing slope through which the birds could access the nest boxes within. The Phantassie Doocot is named after the Phantassie estate on which it stands, perhaps best known as the birthplace in 1761 of the engineer John Rennie. (Source: https://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/eastlinton/prestonmill/index.html)