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near to Broom Hill [hill or Mountain], Scottish Borders, Great Britain

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	Snow patch, Broom Hill by Chris Eilbeck The heavy snow two weeks previously is still lingering in patches. This one is at the top of the Hundleshope burn, with Hundleshope Heights in the background.
	Hundleshope Heights by Richard Webb A fence and path runs from Scawd Law towards Broom Hill.
	Gullies above Bleak Hope by Jim Barton Steep-sided gullies at the head of this secluded side valley off Hundles Hope.
	Hundleshope Heights Summit Cairn and Trig Point by Iain Lees
	Walking towards Hundleshope Heights by Trevor Littlewood Two members of a walking party crossing rough moorland en route from Broom Hill to the cloud-shadowed hill ahead, Hundleshope Heights, also named as Scawd Law by the OS on maps at the 1:25 000 scale.
	Fence on Hundleshope Heights by wrobison On the plateau between Broom hill and Scawd Law.
	Hundleshope Heights from the Broughton Hills by Jim Barton Looking from Wether Law across the flank of Penvalla (R) over Canada Hill to the ridge well drifted with snow after prolonged cold easterly weather.
	Birkscairn Hill from Broom Hill by Jim Barton Looking across Glen Sax to the Old Drove Road crossing Birkscairn below the summit.
	Bleak Hope by Chris Eilbeck The upper reaches of the Glenfinnin Burn, below Hundleshope Heights
	Moorland with pools on Broom Hill by Trevor Littlewood Broom Hill is an upland area between the more clearly defined hills, Hundleshope Heights and Glenrath Heights. It's vegetated mainly with a low grass and heather mix, boggy at times, giving rough footing when crossed. Dun Rig is the hill beyond.
	Frosted heather, Hundleshope Heights by Jim Barton The wide open spaces of this high ridge, about 670m, with Middle Hill on the near skyline.
	Glenfinnin Burn, downstream by Jim Barton A small burn here, and a tributary for the Hundleshope Burn.