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The Borders in Scotland - Part 2

by Georgeann Gaebe   

Woolen Mill

Woolen Mill
After lunch we drove to the town of Galashiels to visit Lochcarron of...

Loom Weaving Stewart Tartan

Loom Weaving Stewart Tartan
The tour took about an hour and we were able to see all the steps to...

Making a Kilt

Making a Kilt
Here is the final step as one of the workers irons the pleats in to a kilt.

The Finished Products

The Finished Products
Lo and behold..... the finished product!

Scott's View

Scott's View
The triple peaks of the Eildon Hills are the most distinctive single...

The Group at Scott's View

The Group at Scott's View
The Eildon Hills, the remains of volcanic activity, have been occupied in the...

Smailholm Tower

Smailholm Tower
Before calling it quits for the day we stopped at Smailholm tower...

View From Smailholm Tower

View From Smailholm Tower
Set on a rocky ridge in moorland, the tower house has four storeys and...

White Swan Hotel in Alnwick

White Swan Hotel in Alnwick
We'd seen a lot this day and we were all happy to reach the town...

Market in Alnwick

Market in Alnwick
The bustling town of Alnwick (pronounced "Annick") is located in...

Alnwick Street

Alnwick Street
Alnwick has a fine market square, surrounded with piazzas. One of the...

Alnwick Castle

Alnwick Castle
There is an ancient castle here... the seat of the Duke of Northumberland....

The Olympic Room

The Olympic Room
We ate dinner that night in the Olympic Room where the original oak...

Lindisfarne Causeway

Lindisfarne Causeway
The next morning we visited Lindisfarne, The Holy Island. It can only...

Mainland from Lindisfarne

Mainland from Lindisfarne
This historic island lies just off the extreme Northeast corner of...

Street in Lindisfarne

Street in Lindisfarne
Holy Island was the site of a Christian priory established by St Aidan in 653...

Lindesfarne Gospels

Lindesfarne Gospels
Written in Latin, the book contains the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke...

Lindisfarne Abbey, Graveyard and Castle

Lindisfarne Abbey, Graveyard and Castle
Perhaps most famous for it's history, Holy Island was the place where...

Lindisfarne Parish Church

Lindisfarne Parish Church
The priory is now in ruins, but the newer abbey church is still intact.

Doorway In Lindisfarne

Doorway In Lindisfarne
In the summer months the island is very popular with visitors, who...

Chillingham Gate

Chillingham Gate
After lunch we visited a unique herd of wild cattle in the park at...

Chillingham Guide

Chillingham Guide
The cows are truly wild, and potentially dangerous, so must be...

Chillingham Cows

Chillingham Cows
Scientists have found that this herd of inbred feral cows is almost...

Chillingham

Chillingham
This was not an easy walk!!! We must have trudged over a mile to see the cows...

Group at Craigside

Group at Craigside
Later in the afternoon we stopped at Cragside, a Victorian Mansion...

Warkworth Castle

Warkworth Castle
The legacy of the Border wars of the 14th-16th centuries has resulted in...

Fireplaces in the Kitchen

Fireplaces in the Kitchen
In the past Warkworth Castle was a fortified residence, a great castle, and a...

Estuary

Estuary
The castle was built during the first part of the 12th century on a hill...

Newcastle Shipyards

Newcastle Shipyards
On the last day in The Borders, we drove to Newcastle to catch the...

Segedunum

Segedunum
We had some time before our train left so we stopped at a new £9 million...

Segedunum Fort

Segedunum Fort
In 122AD the Emperor Hadrian ordered a mighty frontier system to be...

Hadrian's Wall

Hadrian's Wall
There is a reconstructed section of Hadrian's Wall about one...

Newcastle Train Station

Newcastle Train Station
We got on our bus again after visiting the museum and drove a short...

Leaving Steve in Newcastle

Leaving Steve in Newcastle
Steve, our wonderful driver, seemed almost as sad to leave us as we were to...
article published 2/6/2004
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Thanks so much for sharing your photos! I'd love to see all these places, esp. the Olympic Room!!
— ellie robb, April 5, 2004
Enjoyed reading about your tour
— Stevan Hogg, February 9, 2004
I loved all the pictures, it's amazing how you captured the tour perfectly.
— Victoria, February 7, 2004
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