Introducing Jedburgh
The most popular of the Border towns, attractive Jedburgh is a lush, compact oasis, where many old buildings and wynds (narrow alleys) have been intelligently restored, inviting exploration by foot. It’s constantly busy with domestic tourists, but wander into some of the pretty side streets and you won’t hear a pin drop.
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Last updated: Oct 1, 2008
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RE: Scotland August
by Copepod 23 May 2011
Herding dogs? Never heard of them, but Scottish National Sheepdog Trials are being held 4th - 6th August 2011, at Ruecastle, Jedburgh,…
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RE: Castles
by wanderlust50 08 August 2010
Yes, Im sure Mary had many descendants. My Scottish grandmother (maiden name, Elizabeth Stewart Forsyth) was born in Greenock in 1883.…
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RE: Edinburgh Hiking
by jack_campin 28 October 2009
For the Pentlands it might be better to get a bus to Carlops and walk over the hills to Balerno. The area around Soutra and Fala is good…
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