Pylons, Blackburn Grazing for sheep this year.
| Title | Pylons, Blackburn Grazing for sheep this year. |
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Richard Webb
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| Date | 30 May 2007 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 480 |
| Retrieved from source on | 16 Mar 2012 09:33:03 (UTC) |
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Pylons, Blackburn Grazing for sheep this year.
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Lauderdale. View through the powerlines of the fields of Pilmuir and Lauderdale beyond.
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Sheep, Blackburn Ewes and lambs above Lauderdale. Note the salt lick on a stick.
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Pylons, Blackburn. Lauderdale has two high voltage power lines, one serving the Tweeddale towns and the other linking to the grid in England. View north across a field where the straw has been lying f…
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Blackchester. The wood hides a hillfort.
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Track to Blackchester Farm. Which also doubles as a public right-of-way.
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Track to Blackchester Farm.
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Lauderdale Looking past Under Covert towards Lauderdale.
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Drinking troughs, Pilmuir. The nettle growth tells of high concentrations of phosphate in the soil as a result of animal waste. Nothing grazing this field today.
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Pilmuir Farm sheds
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Pilmuir Farm sheds
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Pilmuir Pumphouse for Trabrown in the foreground.
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Midburn Farm..
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Midburn Farm.. Farm buildings on the Berwickshire farm
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Pheasant Feeder, Trabrown Most of the plantations around here contain some form of evidence of game bird rearing.
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No Entry! The farmer was moving cattle into another field, so had blocked the entrance to the lane with his tractor.
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Lane, Trabrown Hill Unsurfaced farm road up on to Trabrown Hill. There is a small wood used as cover for game birds on the left.
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Gate, Trabrown Hill Gate leading onto ploughed field with Pilmuir Farm in the distance.
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Pile of stones, Trabrown Hill Pile of stones next to a newly seeded field. I had hoped to follow a marked path further, but turned back here at the edge of a large field with growing crops.
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Ancient settlement site, Trabrown Hill
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The Scottish Borders, Scotland, United Kingdom osm
| County | The Scottish Borders |
| Region | Scotland |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mPylons, Blackburn Grazing for sheep this year.
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280 mLauderdale. View through the powerlines of the fields of Pilmuir and Lauderdale beyond.
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308 mSheep, Blackburn Ewes and lambs above Lauderdale. Note the salt lick on a stick.
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320 mPylons, Blackburn. Lauderdale has two high voltage power lines, one serving the Tweeddale towns and the other linking to the grid in England. View north across a field where the straw has been lying for some time. Due to a long wet spell it was not possible to bale it. It was finally baled on the 30th September.
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331 mBlackchester. The wood hides a hillfort.
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347 mTrack to Blackchester Farm. Which also doubles as a public right-of-way.
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347 mTrack to Blackchester Farm.
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399 mLauderdale Looking past Under Covert towards Lauderdale.
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424 mDrinking troughs, Pilmuir. The nettle growth tells of high concentrations of phosphate in the soil as a result of animal waste. Nothing grazing this field today.
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433 mPilmuir Farm sheds
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433 mPilmuir Farm sheds
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437 mPilmuir Pumphouse for Trabrown in the foreground.
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1.2 kmMidburn Farm..
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1.2 kmMidburn Farm.. Farm buildings on the Berwickshire farm
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1.2 kmPheasant Feeder, Trabrown Most of the plantations around here contain some form of evidence of game bird rearing.
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1.2 kmNo Entry! The farmer was moving cattle into another field, so had blocked the entrance to the lane with his tractor.
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1.2 kmLane, Trabrown Hill Unsurfaced farm road up on to Trabrown Hill. There is a small wood used as cover for game birds on the left.
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1.3 kmGate, Trabrown Hill Gate leading onto ploughed field with Pilmuir Farm in the distance.
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1.3 kmPile of stones, Trabrown Hill Pile of stones next to a newly seeded field. I had hoped to follow a marked path further, but turned back here at the edge of a large field with growing crops.
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1.3 kmAncient settlement site, Trabrown Hill
