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	Eyemouth Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Eyemouth's harbour stretches back along the Eye Water, effectively forming the eastern edge of the town.
		During the 1800s Eyemouth's harbour was not improved as quickly as many, and its entrance was very tricky in rough weather.
		Eyemouth offers a sandy north-facing beach framed by the fl rocks of the bay to the west and the harbour walls to the east.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /eyemouth/eyemouth/index.html (646 words)

	DIVERNET- Eyemouth - Scottish diving (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Hurkers are dramatic fangs of rock that rise to guard the entrance of Eyemouth harbour.
		Eyemouth is 50 miles south-east of Edinburgh and around five miles north of Berwick-upon-Tweed.
		Eyemouth is a big town and has a huge harbour to accommodate its fishing fleet.
	www.divernet.com /travel2/0104eyemouth.shtml (1864 words)

	The World of Boats at Eyemouth - Eyemouth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Eyemouth is a town full of character, small, friendly with wonderful countryside close by and all the delights of a working harbour.
		With a population around 3600, Eyemouth is located on the South East coast of Scotland, seven miles north of Berwick Upon Tweed, approximately one hours drive from Edinburgh or Newcastle, two hours from Glasgow or Carlisle.
		Eyemouth is Scotland's second largest inshore fishing port; fishing remains the mainstay of the local economy but tourism also plays a large part.
	www.worldofboats.org /htmfiles/wob_eyemouth.htm (492 words)

	Historical perspective for Eyemouth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Eyemouth is head of a fishery district marching with that of Leith, and extending from St Abb's Head southward to Amble.
		An Eyemouth notary-public, George Sprott, was executed in 1608 for being privy to the Gowrie Conspiracy, into which he w as drawn by Logan of Fast Castle; from Eyemouth the Duke of Marlborough assumed his first title of Baron in the peerage of Scotland.
		Eyemouth is in the presbytery of Chirnside and synod of Merse and Teviotdale; the living is worth £279.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk /scotgaz/towns/townhistory229.html (1532 words)

	Eyemouth, Scottish fishing town. Holidays in Scotland.
		Eyemouth is dominated by Gunsgreen House, a grand merchant’s house overlooking the harbour.
		Tragedy struck Eyemouth on ‘Black Friday’, 14 th October 1881, when 189 fishermen, 129 of them from the town, were lost.
		A hundred years later, Eyemouth Museum was established by the townspeople in memory of that terrible event.
	www.eyemouth.com /scottish-holidays/history/eyemouth.php (269 words)

	Bluestreak: Cruise to Eyemouth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		In the event, we were glad to limp into Eyemouth harbour at dawn, tie up to a convenient pontoon and collapse for a few hours sleep to recover from the worst effects of the overnight passage down from Port Edgar.
		Eyemouth’s new showers were reputedly very good and this fact together with reports of the new pontoon that didn’t, very often, dry out clinched the deal.
		The forecast, for SW F5-7 on the Sunday was to deteriorate with predictions of F6-8 gales on the Monday.
	www.bluestreak.org.uk /eyemouth.html (3237 words)

	The Eyemouth Maritime Festival - World of Boats displays
		Eyemouth is the home of the 'Inchcape Yachts', boats designed and built in Eyemouth and now sailing all over the world.
		This motor sailer was built at Eyemouth Boat Building Co. and is similar to the Inchcape class of Motor Sailors built by that yard.
		She was specifically designed to cross the Atlantic under sail and motor for charter on the east coast of the USA and crossed to and from twice spending several years on charter work.
	www.eyemouthmaritimefestival.org /htmfiles/emf_boats.htm (871 words)

	Eyemouth, Scottish fishing town. Holidays in Scotland.
		Eyemouth has many interesting buildings and a fascinating history that includes smuggling, shipwrecks and witch-burning.
		There are also regular events to commemorate aspects of Eyemouth’s history, such as the Herring Queen Festival in July and Smugglers Christmas.
		It was funded by a grant from the Eyemouth East Berwickshire Partnership Regeneration Fund.
	www.eyemouth.com (493 words)

	Eyemouth Area Main Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		The first settlement on the coast north of the English border is Burnmouth, a village mostly hidden at the foot of the cliffs surrounding its harbour.
		Eyemouth, a busy and attractive fishing port and seaside resort whose fortunes and tragic misfortunes have been closely linked to the sea since the 1200s.
		The Eyemouth Museum provides an interesting insight into local life and is home to a tapestry recording the disaster of 1881 in which 189 fishermen, including 129 from Eyemouth, were killed in a sudden storm.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /areaeyem/index.html (545 words)

	Eyemouth Borders - Eyemouth UK websites
		This is the Eyemouth Golf Club site describing its unique attractions, its location and how to get there,the features of its new clubhouse, layout of holes and the deals available and costs for visitors playing the course...
		Eyemouth Golf Club is the only seaside golf course in the Scottish Borders and at over 6...
		The schools and pre-school facilities for the Eyemouth area are...
	www.dotukdirectory.co.uk /d143322.html (243 words)

	Scotsman.com Heritage & Culture - Scotland's People - When the seas swallowed Scotland's fishermen
		In Eyemouth it has been known since as Black Friday, the day that brought devastation to a close-knit community whose 1881 census showed there were but 2,952 residents.
		Eyemouth was a town in despair, the bulk of its working male population gone at a stroke.
		For almost a century Eyemouth had been at the centre of a bitter and often violent dispute between the fishing community and the Church of Scotland.
	heritage.scotsman.com /people.cfm?id=56302006 (1146 words)

	Sail East Coast UK - Eyemouth Harbour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		and the historic town of Eyemouth is situated on the Berwickshire coast, in south east Scotland.
		At Eyemouth, the emphasis is on quality of service, security and excellent facilities at competitive prices.
		The Eyemouth Harbour Trust offers a warm welcome to all vessels, and an assurance that the highest standard of service, advice and assistance will be given at all times.
	www.saileastcoastuk.co.uk /en/eyemouth.html (252 words)

	St. Abbs and Eyemouth
		Eyemouth is signposted from the A1 and access is gained to the northern site via Northburn Caravan Park.
		This is reached by a steep road north of the amusement arcade on the sea-front.
		The area around Eyemouth and St. Abbs is a voluntary conservation area so please don't be tempted to take anything for the pot.
	www.dcordes.freeuk.com /abbs.htm (2706 words)

	St. Abbs & Eyemouth Voluntary Marine Reserve.
		The St. Abbs and Eyemouth Voluntary Marine Reserve was opened on the 18th of August 1984 by Sir David Bellamy, who plunged into the sea from St. Abbs harbour wall.
		As a voluntary reserve, protection of the marine life relies on the goodwill of the numerous groups of people who use the area and adhere to the Code of Practice.
		The settlements of St. Abbs and Eyemouth both owe their existence to the fishing industry.
	www.marine-reserve.co.uk (523 words)

	eyemouthlifeboat
		Eyemouth is a small community on the east coast of Scotland.
		They had just taken possession of the new boat in that summer and were so proud of her.
		1996 was the year that the Aran Humber Lifeboat the Kenneth Thelwall was in Eyemouth for a refit.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /lyapunovia/Lifeboats/eyemouthlifeboat.html (265 words)

	Eyemouth -Tourist Information on the towns and villages in The Scottish Borders - Tourist Net UK guide
		The historic town of Eyemouth lies five miles north of the border where the mouth of the River Eye provides a natural harbour and sandy beaches.
		Fishing at Eyemouth dates back to the 13th century and today the harbour is still active with its colourful fleet.
		The local museum, recently refurbished, illustrates the town's history, with a magnificent tapestry as its centrepiece commemorating the great east coast fishing disaster of 1881 when 189 fishermen were lost at sea.
	www.touristnetuk.com /sc/BORDERS/towns/eyemouth.htm (300 words)

	GENUKI: Eyemouth
		This is because in the mid-19th century a new cemetery was created by covering up the old cemetery with 6 feet of earth.
		Lib Windram has gathered a lot of research material relating to Eyemouth and surrounding areas, including MI listings (pre-1855 listings and a new survey of Eyemouth Middle Cemetery), 1881 census listings, and for Eyemouth valuation rolls (for 1880-1881) and the poll tax listing for 1695.
		Eyemouth is also covered by an old Victorian one-inch to the mile Ordnance Survey map published by Caledonian Maps.
	www.genuki.org.uk:8080 /big/sct/BEW/Eyemouth (865 words)

	Overview of Eyemouth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		A large village of Berwickshire in the Scottish Borders, Eyemouth is situated at the mouth of the Eye Water 8 miles (13 km) north of Berwick-upon-Tweed.
		This large fishing and holiday resort town on the Berwickshire coast became a burgh of barony in 1597 and was the port for Coldingham Priory.
		In the late 1990s, Eyemouth has benefitted from considerable private housing development, a further extension to the harbour, a new fishmarket, with visitor centre, and an ice plant capable of producing 30 tonnes of ice per day and delivering it directly into the holds of the fishing boats.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk /scotgaz/towns/townfirst229.html (216 words)

	Eyemouth - Travelscotland
		Fishing has been the life and soul of Eyemouth since the 13th century and the Eyemouth Museum, in the Auld Kirk on Market Place, has displays on the town's fishing heritage.
		The centrepiece is the Eyemouth Tapestry, made by local people in 1981 to mark the centenary of the Great Disaster of 1881, when 189 local fishermen were drowned during a violent storm.
		There are also shorter walks, which are described in the Walks in and around Eyemouth leaflet, available at the tourist office.
	www.travelscotland.co.uk /guide/Eyemouth (404 words)

	The Scottish Borders Tourist Board ~ Eyemouth and surrounding area
		Eyemouth lies a mere five miles north of the Border with England, where the mouth of the river Eye provides a natural harbour and sandy beaches as well as an obvious inspiration for the town's name. Fishing is key to Eyemouth life and dates back to the 13th Century.
		Like other coastal communities in the 18th century, smuggling was rife amidst the clusters of houses, narrow wynds, caves and underground tunnels.
		When a great sea storm wrecked the fishing fleet and 189 fishermen, 129 from Eyemouth alone, were drowned, many within sight of the shore.
	www.scot-borders.co.uk /About/Eyemouth.htm (357 words)

	Jobs in Eyemouth
		A Eyemouth job search can help you find out just what is available in your area from accountancy positions and voluntary jobs, banking positions and plumbing vacancies, Scottish Jobs.com has a vast array of available jobs in Eyemouth covered.
		Whether you are looking for a specific job in Eyemouth or are simply researching currently available Eyemouth jobs, Scottish Jobs.com has it covered.
		Our comprehensive database of relevant, up-to-date jobs across all disciplines means that searching for jobs in Eyemouth is no gamble with employers and recruitment agencies advertising 1,000s of jobs each year, you are bound to find a plum job with Scottish Jobs.com.
	www.scottishjobs.com /scottish-jobs/Eyemouth (416 words)

	Eyemouth Hotels in Eyemouth Accommodation UK - Discount hotels in Scottish Borders UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Tourist Board has awarded ratings to Eyemouth hotels and guesthouses, therefore you can be assured of the quality of accommodation on offer in Eyemouth you will also be treated to the warmest of welcomes, and true hospitality – a standard in all our Eyemouth hotels, guesthouses and bed and breakfast establishments.
		We have comprehensive guide which provides all the information you need to find the hotels you are looking for to make the most of your stay in the UK.
		Maybe you are looking for Eyemouth accommodation which offer specific facilities, for example a hotel in Eyemouth or guest house in Eyemouth which can accommodate pets, or provide facilities for the disabled?
	www.hotelsguesthouses.co.uk /viewlocation.php?location=Eyemouth (338 words)

	Eyemouth Golf Club
		The clubhouse provides excellent private changing facilities for the visiting golfer, a well equipped Professionals shop and full catering facilities.
		The clubs leading lights reataurant which overlooks Eyemouth Harbour and its busy fishing fleet, is known for its quality of food and value for money, with local fresh fish and succulent shellfish being a feature of the menu.
		Eyemouth Golf Club is easily reached from the north or the south with it being situated 10 miles north of Berwick upon Tweed and only 1 mile off the A1.
	www.greenfeesavers.co.uk /southeast/eyemouth.html (297 words)

	Diving, angling and sightseeing trips, Eyemouth, Berwickshire, Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Marine Quest Boat Charter operates out of the fishing port of Eyemouth, Berwickshire, in Scotland.
		The Eyemouth and St Abbs marine reserve is a world class diving spot.
		Marine Quest is run by father and son team Jim and Iain Easingwood who have 45 years sea-going experience between them.
	www.marine-quest.co.uk (176 words)

	BBC - Weather Centre - 5 Day Forecast in Celsius for Eyemouth, United Kingdom
		Find out more detailed information on indices and symbols for these charts.
		Set Eyemouth, United Kingdom to be my hometown
		The weather symbol shown for each day in the five day forecast represents the predominant weather expected on the day in question.
	www.bbc.co.uk /weather/5day.shtml?id=3651 (179 words)

	Clothes Eyemouth at Local.co.uk
		Eyemouth pet supplies, pet food and animals for sale Web sites from GBET.COM.
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		Eyemouth Baby Clothing, for Baby Clothing in Eyemouth UK The online guide also includes Baby, Baby Clothes, Baby Products, Baby Wear, Designer Baby Clothes.
	www.local.co.uk /Eyemouth/Clothes (169 words)

	4Tourism.com - Eyemouth hotels, Eyemouth guest houses, Eyemouth bed and breakfasts, Eyemouth self catering ...
		Murrayfield, St. Abbs, Eyemouth, Scottish Borders, TD14 5PP
		The Harbour, St, Abbs, by Eyemouth, Scottish Borders, TD14 5PW
		Auchencrow, Reston, by Eyemouth, Scottish Borders, TD14 5LS
	www.4tourism.com /uk/eyemouth.html (171 words)

	BORDERS - Eyemouth , Scotland Photographs, Photography pictures by stock photographer Doug Houghton
		067075 EYEMOUTH - Fishing boat departing yachts and boats at quayside waterfront houses - Harbour BORDERS - Eyemouth Scotland
		160224 EYEMOUTH - Mort house corner of cemetery - BORDERS - Eyemouth Scotland
		067074 EYEMOUTH - Boats and yachts at quayside Gunsgreen House Eye Water - Harbour BORDERS - Eyemouth Scotland
	www.doughoughton.com /webpage/page/page019.html (293 words)

	Taxis in Eyemouth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		If you can't find a suitable taxi firm in Eyemouth, you can use the UK taxi firms option to find taxi firms in cities, towns or villages near Eyemouth.
		The Eyemouth taxis and minicabs firms listed on this page are for your information.
		UK Taxis does not endorse any particular taxi or minicab firms in Eyemouth and is not responsible for the facilities and services of companies listed.
	www.britinfo.net /taxis/TBFTP28050.htm (116 words)

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