Where the Burn of Latheronwheel meets the North Sea, you sit silently on the ancient harbour wall soaking in autumn sun, The waves draw the pebbles back down into the the depths of the peaty water. Once home to fifty boats, where salmon was a regular catch, Latheronwheel is now a ghost of its past, with the voices of long gone fishermen whispering onto the shore.
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Sound Escape 143: Be soothed by waves on pebbles in a small Scottish harbour | The Plodcast podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
