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near to Innerleithen, Scottish Borders, Scotland

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	Cauld Pool by Les Hull On the OS Map this is marked as "Clure Pool". Googled both without much enlightenment --- several places on the Tweed referred to Cauld Pool. I assume from the information such "pools" are good for fishing.
	'dumb dumpers' notice by M J Richardson An attempt to discourage litter at a lay-by the edge of the disused Pirn Quarry, although it was pretty clean when Richard Webb was there in 2011 NT3437 : Pirn Quarry, and not much in evidence now.
	Summit track, Pirn Craig by Chris Eilbeck The forest shown on the map has been recently cut down in this area.
	Old meander on the Tweed near Innerleithen by Jim Barton Named 'Putts Pool' on the old 6" OS maps, this might have been bypassed in order to increase the flow to the Walkerburn mill lade intake downstream from here. The viewpoint is on Pirn Craig.
	The path to Kirnie Law by Gordon Brown
	Kirna Lake by Iain Lees You can see the old course of the River Tweed the river was diverted to help with the power systems in the Textile Mills of Innerleithen and Walkerburn, the lake appears after flooding or snow melt
	The A72 heading for Galashiels by David Purchase A large, informal lay-by gave the opportunity for a safe photo.
	Hill path on Pirn Craig by Jim Barton The path climbs steeply from the Pirn Hill fort and follows the ridge to the forest road south of Kirnie Law. It is not shown on the 1:25,000 map.
	Woodland above the A72, Innerleithen by JThomas
	The Tweed Valley by Anthony O'Neil Innerleithen and Walkerburn from Caerlee Hill
	Pirn Craig by Walter Baxter This hillside is on the outskirts of Innerleithen.
	Bishop's Point on the River Tweed by frank smith The photo is taken looking across the A72 to the scree slopes beyond. There are several of these wooden location boards erected between Innerleithen and Walkerburn.