Can anyone else remember the Black and White childrens TV drama that was filmed in Burnmouth? Remember watching it several times in the 1970s. Anyone remember the name of it and some of the local 'stars' who appeared in the background shots?

I wa as browsing the internet as usual as part of my family tree research and came across a message on this sight from a George and Fay Crawford which mention a grandmother Marhta Skeldon Wightman. This lady was my step great grandmother and I would love to get in touch with the Crawfords
Can you please pass this message on or perhaps they will see my plea themselves. Here's hoping!!
Terry

just got back on the net looked up burnmoth good pics keep up the good work brian bell west midlands

Lads, maybe it's a personal thing, but I don't think having "Dog Fouling" as a section of the left-hand nav is necessarily portraying the village in the best possible light.

My daughter and I were traveling from Berwick-upon-Tweed To Dunbar on the National Express last week and saw a remarkable old house that was on a platteau half way down a cliff to the sea. It had all four walls but was missing the roof. The structure sat on a plateau with a sheer drop down to the sea. I was hoping someone could tell me about an old stone building whose roof had caved in. How does one get to it? What is it's address. Who owns it? What was it used for?
Basically I would love to know its story. Thanks for thelp.