Peel Brae

Downs, Moorland in Roxburghshire

Scotland

Peel Brae

A valley of peace in Roxburghshire Near Skelfhill and Priesthaugh. — A valley of peace in Roxburghshire Credit: James Denham

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Images are sourced within 2km of 55.328005/-2.8357909 or Grid Reference NT4704. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

A valley of peace in Roxburghshire Near Skelfhill and Priesthaugh.

A valley of peace in Roxburghshire

Near Skelfhill and Priesthaugh.

Looking over industrial buildings to the beautiful hills beyond North of Priesthaugh. To the right of the buildings (out of shot) is a lovely private home which was formerly the Allan Water school.

Looking over industrial buildings to the beautiful hills beyond

North of Priesthaugh. To the right of the buildings (out of shot) is a lovely private home which was formerly the Allan Water school.

The Dod Burn Near Skelfhill Farm in Roxburghshire.

The Dod Burn

Near Skelfhill Farm in Roxburghshire.

Southwest from Penchrise Pen Looking across the broad ridge crossed by the track heading for the forest plantations at Hawk Hass to the peak of Skelfhill Pen (532m), another of the several prominent summits of resistant igneous rocks dating from the early Carboniferous period. On the intermediate ridge in the centre is Brae Plantation.

Southwest from Penchrise Pen

Looking across the broad ridge crossed by the track heading for the forest plantations at Hawk Hass to the peak of Skelfhill Pen (532m), another of the several prominent summits of resistant igneous rocks dating from the early Carboniferous period. On the intermediate ridge in the centre is Brae Plantation.

Forestry around Peelbraehope This view from the summit of Penchrise Pen shows just a small part of the forestry plantations in this area. Left of centre is the clearing at Peelbraehope (see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/671029">NT4804 : Peelbraehope</a>) with the track from Barns to Hawkhass coming in from the lower right.

Forestry around Peelbraehope

This view from the summit of Penchrise Pen shows just a small part of the forestry plantations in this area. Left of centre is the clearing at Peelbraehope (see NT4804 : Peelbraehope) with the track from Barns to Hawkhass coming in from the lower right.

Dodburn Filter Disused looking waterworks.

Dodburn Filter

Disused looking waterworks.

Yellow road, Dodburn Passing Filter Beds Cottage.

Yellow road, Dodburn

Passing Filter Beds Cottage.

Stell, Dodburn Classic Borders sheepfold.

Stell, Dodburn

Classic Borders sheepfold.

Dyke, Priesthaugh Looking down to the Allan Water.

Dyke, Priesthaugh

Looking down to the Allan Water.

Settlement, Priesthaugh Earthworks beside the Allan Water.

Settlement, Priesthaugh

Earthworks beside the Allan Water.

Priesthaugh Field at the head of the Allan Water.

Priesthaugh

Field at the head of the Allan Water.

Logging road exit, Priesthaugh

Logging road exit, Priesthaugh

Minor road near to Dodburn Filter Looking south-westward.

Minor road near to Dodburn Filter

Looking south-westward.

Minor road near to Priesthaugh Looking north-eastward.

Minor road near to Priesthaugh

Looking north-eastward.

Minor road beside Gray Coat Looking north-eastward.

Minor road beside Gray Coat

Looking north-eastward.

Farm drive leading to Skelfhill near Hawick

Farm drive leading to Skelfhill near Hawick

Priesthaugh Farm Taken from the forest track running along the Priesthaugh Burn. The distinctive shape of Skelfhill Pen is the hill in the background.

Priesthaugh Farm

Taken from the forest track running along the Priesthaugh Burn. The distinctive shape of Skelfhill Pen is the hill in the background.

Priesthaugh Burn Looking north from the east bank of Priesthaugh Burn towards the buildings of Priesthaugh Farm.

Priesthaugh Burn

Looking north from the east bank of Priesthaugh Burn towards the buildings of Priesthaugh Farm.

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Peel Brae is located at Grid Ref: NT4704 (Lat: 55.328005, Lng: -2.8357909)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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Ele: 396

Natural: peak

Lat/Long: 55.3270024/-2.8317742

Peel Brae

Place: locality

Lat/Long: 55.3268983/-2.8350267

Man Made: cairn

Lat/Long: 55.3260216/-2.8321889

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