Amelia's photos with the keyword: Arbroath

The church was built in 1876-8 by James MacLaren of Dundee and incorporated parts of the pre-existing Georgian church on the site. On the gates are the 'Burning Bush' symbols of the Presbyterian Church. On top of the gates is the Thistle, the flower of Scotland. Flower of Scotland This National Anthem of Scotland always brings a lump to my throat.

Sun setting over the North Sea.

What a wonderful walk this is, especially for those who can't hope to climb the high peaks. Great scenery and views around every corner, and wide open skies. Just my cup of tea really.

It is definitely worth exploring the varied coastal scenery north of Arbroath on this excellent walk atop the sandstone cliffs.

Arbroath, settled in the 12th century, lies 15 miles to the north east of Dundee. The attractive historic working harbour remains in action today and long sandy beaches and stunning sandstone cliffs stretch out on either side of the town. A great are for walking. The town's most famous product is the Arbroath Smokie, (delicious), which was first created in the village of Auchmithie, just up the coast from here. This is a harbour inside the main harbour.