Follow My Tweed

Lame joke I know but I have officially crossed into England now. How
do i know? My iPhone told me. Yes Blas it has GPS but it drops
calls about as often as Ousmane took himself out of practice.

Anyway, it appears that Lamberton is the official crossover point on
this railway but this is a picture of the River Tweed flowing into the
sea at Tweedmouth(town on the right) and Berwick-Upon-Tweed(town on
left)

The bottom picture is of Alnmouth. Situated on the sea as well and
aptly named Alnmouth as it is at the mouth of the Aln River.

This really is beautiful country. I kind of want to hop of the train
but I think I've seen enoughbof small town Ireland and Scotland. Time
to move on to te bigger places, right? We'll see how wise of a move
this is.

These two towns are in the county of Northumberland(bless
you.....thanks). Check out their website when you get done reading
this bit of literary genius. http://www.visitnorthumberland.com/

They boast of being in the heart of Hadrian's Wall country and also of
having England's LEAST visited national park. Yes....least.