Thorntonloch Beach — Attraction in Scotland

This must be the most under used beach in east lothian as there was loads of space and sand. We're not complaining given the pandemic it was great to have such space and peacefully quiet. Great to see the sandcastles, kids with kites, ball games, frizbies, paddles and swimming. Parking at Thorntonloch was over flowing despite the beach not being over crowded but we parked at Torness Power Station as there is always tons of space and not far to walk either to the beach. This is me with my dog chasing the ball in the background. Remember take your rubbish home like us and pick up your dog poo unlike...

A "great" time.

Came for the sandy beach but stared into the abyss of time.

the world's greatest geologist, Hutton, walked this beach.

Know that the sandstone rock forming beneath your feet layer upon tiny layer is also eroding with each tide against the cliff. The moon pulls against the earth's seas as we spin around the sun. Our lifespans hardly meriting a single frame in these geologic processes.

Entire eras and epochs have passed and will pass yet. "Until all the seas go dry, my dear and the rocks melt with the sun" (Burns)

"No vestige of a beginning no prospect of an...

It was an ok place to stay but a little pricey for what you get we stayed in our campervan they escorted us to the furthest away pitch on the site and yes it was on the sea front but they didn't tell us that there was work being done to the sea wall when we booked so our view was a noisy jcb the ehu is only 6amp so trips easily and the speed bumps are quite severe I don't think we will...