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This museum is located on the site of the Scottish Archery Centre in North Berwick. The museum is named in honour of the Borders longbow archer Dick Galloway.

On display are a number of bows from around the world. There is a replica longbow from the Mary Rose, a ship from the fleet of Henry VIII of England. Another replica bow shows an example from the times of the Egyptian Pharoah Tutankhamen.

Free form leisure pool with a sloping beach and water kept at a tropical 30 degrees. There are a flume, two spa pools, a river run, water jets and wave machine.

The water is kept at a tropical 30 degrees. There is a flume, two spa pools, a river run, water jets and a wave machine.

Features a main pool and a teaching pool with leisure facilities including a beach, flume and wave machine!

The leisure centre offers two swimming pools, a gym, sauna and steam room and a group exercise studio. The gym provides the very latest equipment and is staffed by our fully qualified gym staff. The group exercise programme provides another challenge for our members and features some of the latest group exercise classes available.

A great place for walking, flying kites or simply taking in the extensive views of the surrounding countryside and the English Channel in the distance.

The hill fort itself is about 2,500 years old, but originally there were two Bronze Age burial mounds on the summit. It's also an old smuggling spot - in the 18th century, Isaac Gulliver took advantage of the hill's commanding position and created a small plantation of trees to act as a landmark for his ships and help guide them to the coast.