Dryburgh reunion, September 2003
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: Paul West) Dryburgh reunion, September 2003 Bridge over the River Tweed Did it always look as smart as this ? Do you remember the folly (on the hillock to the left) ? Chris Benton's photos on Page 58 include a closer view of this folly and several other views of the area. Return to Top |
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: Paul West) Dryburgh reunion, September 2003 Rumour has it that the prime spot for fishing in this part of the Tweed costs £1,000 a day . . . Return to Top |
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: Paul West) Dryburgh reunion, September 2003 The approach to St Columba's, with the chapel on the right. Return to Top |
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: Paul West) Dryburgh reunion, September 2003 Bernard Melling, striding towards Smailholm Tower. Did you ever make your way here when you were at the College ? (About 2 miles from the College). If so, you wouldn't believe how well it has been renovated, inside and out. Mike Byrne, Bernard Melling, Robbie Dempsey and I had a most enjoyable walk to the Tower and when we got there marvelled at the magnificent view of the Eildons from the top floor. You may not remember that there were 'floors', as such, because in the fifties / sixties it was pretty wrecked. It now has polished floors, central heating and even a gift shop. If you visit http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk you'll find the following description:
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