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The Borders 

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scotts_view5.jpg (80101 bytes) Scott's View
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79K		 So called after Sir Walter Scott. The Eildon Hills are in the distance near Melrose. The River Tweed is down below.
leaderfoot2.jpg (101840 bytes) Tweed Viaduct
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100K		 Autumn sunshine on the disused railway viaduct.
leaderfoot3.jpg (67458 bytes) Tweed Viaduct
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66K		 Another shot taken from further down river.
leaderfoot4.jpg (105070 bytes) Tweed Viaduct
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103K		 Continuing the theme, this shot is from the old roadbridge as seen in the picture below.
tweed_bridges.jpg (81906 bytes) Tweed Bridges
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80K		 The last one in this sequence. Photographed from the main road bridge where the A68 crosses the River Tweed near Leaderfoot. The Leader Water is a tributary of the Tweed.
langlee.jpg (131470 bytes) Langlee
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129K		 Dazzling winter sunshine.
lauder-stow.jpg (107566 bytes) Lauder-Stow
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106K		 Mist lingering in a hollow, high up on the hills between Lauder and Stow.
borders-rd.jpg (97744 bytes) Borders Road
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The kind of road that car-makers' ad-agencies lust after. Vanishing Point, indeed. I've forgotten where this road is - it's vanished from my memory.

Update 2008: Its the B6397 Earlston to Smailholm road at the Mellerstain house junction... the road actually turns to the right mid picture with the remaining seen part being the access road to Mellerstain House itself.

Thanks to Alan Murray for that info.

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