Mouth of The Tweed
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Mouth of the Tweed is supported by:-
Discover Our Food Heritage
We want to encourage you to explore our area using our local bus services. If our rural services do not attract sufficient passengers we will lose them.
A journey by bus allows you to enjoy the countryside without the worry of driving and, of course, it is a “greener” way to travel.
Each of the five suggested routes includes a visit to one of our local producers and highlights local specialities to look out for.
At each of the destinations there are suitable spots where you can enjoy a picnic using locally-sourced ingredients that you can buy during your visit.
We have offered the most practical bus times for your day out, although on most of the routes there are some alternative services.
Please ensure you are at the bus stop in good time so you don’t miss your service.
Suggested days out by bus:-
2. The Holy Island of Lindisfarne
3. Eyemouth & The Berwickshire Coast
4. Heatherslaw Corn-mill & Etal Village (and a steam-train ride, too!)
Food-themed days out by bus
| Our Local Producers |
| Mouth of the Tweed Map |
| Shopping for food |
| Eating Out |
| Where to Stay |
| Days Out by Bus |
| Days Out by Bicycle |
| Picnic Food & Places |
| Tweed Salmon today |
| Sea Fish & Shell-fish today |
| Barley & Wheat today |
| Berwick Food Trails |
| Barley & Wheat in the past - Introduction |
| Tweed Salmon in the past - Introduction |
| Sea Fishing in the past - Introduction |
| Markets & Shops in the past - Introduction |
| QR Food Heritage Trail |
| Ploughing |
| Sowing |
| Harvesting |
| Threshing |
| Harvest Home |
| Milling |
| Granaries & Maltings |
| Brewing |
| Net & Coble |
| The Salmon Catch |
| Close Time |
| London Salmon Trade |
| Ice |
| Domestic Ice-houses |
| Poaching & Policing |
| Feasts & Kettles |
| Bakers & Grocers |
| Butchers, Fish & Game |
| Food-related Events for 2013 |
| MoTT News & Archive |