Lindisfarne Island (and more)

I was hoping for quarry fpv before breakfast at dawn but got an inaccessible and busy place instead. Lindisfarne island can only be reached at low tide and is full of tourists even in September. The castle (National Trust) sits on a rock and was fully booked - probably no filming inside anyway. The priory is a great place from the 7th century, refounded around 1150 in glorious red sandstone. Too windy to do much with a drone. Next it's four EH sights in Berwick-upon-Tweed, a town on the border to Scotland (and occasionally in Scottish hands in medieval times as well): The ramparts, the barracks (with three museums, one of which was very interesting), the Main Guard (no video) and the medical castle, partially dismantled for the building of the bridge. Norham Castle has a big outer bailey and a high keep. Etal Castle from 1341 lies next to the River Till which joins the River Tweed a few miles later (and seen a few seconds earlier in this video which I shot after crossing over to Scotland). Black Middens Bastle House is a far off place, a two-story fortified farmhouse the English Heritage enthusiasts only. Next morning in light rain we are back near Newcastle: Aydon Castle near the Hadrian's Wall (which is the next video). DJI Mini 2, DJI FPV drone, DJI Osmo Pocket.