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By a loop of the Tweed
By a loop of the Tweed sits Dryburgh Abbey, another of the twelfth century Borders abbeys. Like the others it was prey to cross-border and Reformation fighting and burning. Like the others its impressive ruins still draws visitors. Established in … Continue reading
Fast-flowing water, ancient stones
Winter is reluctant to relax its grip and whilst, in higher parts of the Borders such as where we stay, daffodils struggle to grow and shiver at the thought of blooming, a short drive away spring is already into its … Continue reading
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Tagged Cistercians, Eildon Hills, Melrose, Melrose Abbey, river tweed, salmon fishing, Scottish Borders, Southern Upland Way, Turner, wool
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