NT4832 :: Browse 109 Images :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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near to Lindean, Scottish Borders, Scotland

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	Ploughing near the Tweed by Jim Barton Ploughing a large field on the N side of the river. The driver has just lowered the plough to restart after turning the tractor round.
	Winter trees by the River Tweed by Walter Baxter Freezing fog was beginning to form in this dusk shot taken from Tweed Bridge.
	B7060 towards Yair by Steven Brown
	Entrance to The Rink by Alan Reid A farm by the Tweed.
	Track leading to Tweed Bridge by Ian S
	The Rink Farm by Iain Lees
	Ettrick Water joins the River Tweed by M J Richardson The confluence of the two rivers just downstream from Tweed Bridge. The bridge in view is the modern bridge over the River Tweed, carrying the A7 Galashiels-Selkirk road.
	The road for Gala heads east, near the Rink Farm by James Denham On the banks of the River Tweed.
	Corrugated Iron Hut Near Rink Bridge - Internal View To East by James T M Towill A view of the interior of the corrugated iron hut. The RCAHMS Canmore site notes that it is: '...an ivy covered arched roof corrugated iron hut set on a brick and concrete base. It measures 4.60m x 2.50m overall with the entrance at... (more)
	Ettrick and Tweed by Mary and Angus Hogg The smaller river Ettrick joins the river Tweed here, which flows from right to left in this view.
	Tweed - Ettrick confluence by Richard Webb
	Renovated Tweed Bridge from the north by Jim Barton The recently re-opened bridge over the Tweed near the confluence with the Ettrick Water, seen from the cyclepath. The bridge is open to pedestrians and cyclists only, as vehicles cross the Tweed on the nearby A7.