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Crabbed Brae

Downs, Moorland in Berwickshire

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Crabbed Brae

B6456 near its junction with the A6105
B6456 near its junction with the A6105 Credit: Steven Brown

Crabbed Brae is a picturesque area located in Berwickshire, Scotland. Situated amidst downs and moorland, this region boasts stunning views of rolling hills and lush greenery. The landscape is characterized by rugged terrain, with rocky outcrops and sparse vegetation adding to its natural beauty.

The area is home to a variety of wildlife, including birds of prey, deer, and other native species. Visitors to Crabbed Brae can enjoy peaceful walks and hikes through the countryside, taking in the sights and sounds of the surrounding nature. The crisp, fresh air and tranquil atmosphere make it a popular destination for those seeking a retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

In addition to its natural beauty, Crabbed Brae is also rich in history, with ancient ruins and archaeological sites scattered throughout the region. The area has a unique charm that draws in visitors from near and far, making it a must-see destination for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. Whether exploring the moorland or simply taking in the stunning views, Crabbed Brae offers a truly unforgettable experience for all who visit.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 55.741157/-2.397708 or Grid Reference NT7549. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

B6456 near its junction with the A6105
B6456 near its junction with the A6105
A6105 towards Greenlaw
A6105 towards Greenlaw
End of the public road at Polwarth Rhodes Looking north-eastwards.
End of the public road at Polwarth Rhodes
Looking north-eastwards.
Hedge-lined minor road between Polwarth Mill and Polwarth Looking south-eastward.
Hedge-lined minor road between Polwarth Mill and Polwarth
Looking south-eastward.
Rough pasture and arable fields at Polwarth Mill Looking south-westward.
Rough pasture and arable fields at Polwarth Mill
Looking south-westward.
Hedge-lined minor road heading towards Cothill Looking south-westward.
Hedge-lined minor road heading towards Cothill
Looking south-westward.
Polwarth Kirk It is claimed there has been a church here since 900 AD. The present building was built in 1703 by Patrick Hume 1st Earl of Marchmont.
Polwarth Kirk
It is claimed there has been a church here since 900 AD. The present building was built in 1703 by Patrick Hume 1st Earl of Marchmont.
Polwarth Kirk This present building was constructed in 1703 by Sir Patrick Hume 1st Earl of Marchmont. It is believed there was a church here by 900 AD. The church and graveyard sit on top of a little hill overlooking much of the parish.
Polwarth Kirk
This present building was constructed in 1703 by Sir Patrick Hume 1st Earl of Marchmont. It is believed there was a church here by 900 AD. The church and graveyard sit on top of a little hill overlooking much of the parish.
Polwarth Kirk Apparently a church was dedicated here at Polwarth by 900AD. This present building was constructed in 1703 by Sir Patrick Hume 1st Earl of Marchmont. It also has a crypt where Sir Patrick, a Covenanter, had to hide for a month in the 1680's before escaping to Europe. He returned in 1688 with William of Orange. The Kirk and graveyard sit on top of a small mound, overlooking most of the parish. Polwarth Kirk closed for use in 2004 and is now privately owned by the Letts family who live in the adjacent Polwarth Manse. It can be hired for weddings.
Polwarth Kirk
Apparently a church was dedicated here at Polwarth by 900AD. This present building was constructed in 1703 by Sir Patrick Hume 1st Earl of Marchmont. It also has a crypt where Sir Patrick, a Covenanter, had to hide for a month in the 1680's before escaping to Europe. He returned in 1688 with William of Orange. The Kirk and graveyard sit on top of a small mound, overlooking most of the parish. Polwarth Kirk closed for use in 2004 and is now privately owned by the Letts family who live in the adjacent Polwarth Manse. It can be hired for weddings.
Polwarth Kirk There was a church dedicated here by 900AD. This present building was constructed in 1703 but the tower was added later. It sits upon a little hill overlooking most of the parish. Polwarth Kirk closed for use in 2004 and is now privately owned by the Letts family who live in the adjacent Polwarth Manse but it is still available for weddings.
Polwarth Kirk
There was a church dedicated here by 900AD. This present building was constructed in 1703 but the tower was added later. It sits upon a little hill overlooking most of the parish. Polwarth Kirk closed for use in 2004 and is now privately owned by the Letts family who live in the adjacent Polwarth Manse but it is still available for weddings.
Polwarth Kirk A church was dedicated here by 900AD. This present building was constructed in 1703 by Sir Patrick Hume, 1st Earl of Marchmont. It stand on top of a little knoll and looks over much of the parish. It closed for use in 2004 and is now privately owned but it's still available for weddings.
Polwarth Kirk
A church was dedicated here by 900AD. This present building was constructed in 1703 by Sir Patrick Hume, 1st Earl of Marchmont. It stand on top of a little knoll and looks over much of the parish. It closed for use in 2004 and is now privately owned but it's still available for weddings.
Polwarth WWI Memorial Plaque at Polwarth Church To the Glory of God and in memory of the men from this parish Who died for their King and Country in the Great War John Elder A McLeish AW Inglis 1914-1919 A McLeish D Jamieson Thomas Scott JRD McEwen CC Watt
Polwarth WWI Memorial Plaque at Polwarth Church
To the Glory of God and in memory of the men from this parish Who died for their King and Country in the Great War John Elder A McLeish AW Inglis 1914-1919 A McLeish D Jamieson Thomas Scott JRD McEwen CC Watt
Names of those buried in the Vault at Polwarth Church This plaque is on the gable end wall of Polwarth Kirk and names those buried here in the 1700's.
Names of those buried in the Vault at Polwarth Church
This plaque is on the gable end wall of Polwarth Kirk and names those buried here in the 1700's.
A Million Snowdrops at Polwarth A million snowdrops grow in the woods over the wall at Polwarth Kirk.
A Million Snowdrops at Polwarth
A million snowdrops grow in the woods over the wall at Polwarth Kirk.
A Million Snowdrops in the Woods at Polwarth Just over the Polwarth Church wall was this amazing sight of snowdrops as far as the eye could see!
A Million Snowdrops in the Woods at Polwarth
Just over the Polwarth Church wall was this amazing sight of snowdrops as far as the eye could see!
A Million Snowdrops at Polwarth Just over the wall at Polwarth Kirk were masses of beautiful snowdrops as far as the eye could see.
A Million Snowdrops at Polwarth
Just over the wall at Polwarth Kirk were masses of beautiful snowdrops as far as the eye could see.
A Million Snowdrops at Polwarth A million snowdrops grow in the woods beside Polwarth Kirk. What an amazing sight.
A Million Snowdrops at Polwarth
A million snowdrops grow in the woods beside Polwarth Kirk. What an amazing sight.
Polwarth Kirk A church was dedicated here at Polwarth by 900 AD. This present building was constructed in 1703. Polwarth Kirk closed for use in 2004 and is now privately owned but is still available for weddings.
Polwarth Kirk
A church was dedicated here at Polwarth by 900 AD. This present building was constructed in 1703. Polwarth Kirk closed for use in 2004 and is now privately owned but is still available for weddings.
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Crabbed Brae is located at Grid Ref: NT7549 (Lat: 55.741157, Lng: -2.397708)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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