By Crasterfarian I’ve been doing a bit more digging into the shipwrecks along the coastline south of Craster, particularly around the Hole o’ the Dike, and… Read More »Two Ships, One Rock … Again — The Wrecks of the ‘Worms’ and ‘Haarfagre’
By Crasterfarian Old photographs have a habit of making you stop and think. I saw these two stunning images on the Craster FB group, posted by… Read More »Two Ships, One Rock — The Wrecks of the Matilda and Ignatz Breum
By Crasterfarian Being born and bred in Craster, one of our endless playgrounds was the coastline in and around Howick, the bathing house or ‘Tully’s Hoose’… Read More »The Little Harbour That Helped Change Britain
By Crasterfarian As a born and bred Crasterfarian, I’ve always wondered about the history of where I was brought up. The very fabric of the village… Read More »The Whin Sill: Craster’s Ancient Spine
By Crasterfarian In the last post we looked at the tragic wreck of the Tadorne, a trawler that succumbed to the rocks of Howick in thick… Read More »Submarine G11 Wreck, Howick
By Crasterfarian Many of you will have spent a wonderful afternoon walking between the villages of Boulmer and Craster or vice versa. It’s a gorgeous stretch… Read More »The Wreck of the Tadorne
