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Green Small Cleuch

Valley in Peeblesshire

Scotland

Green Small Cleuch

Hills Reflected Fruid Reservoir acting like a mirror on the first day of meteorological spring. Across the reservoir is Shiel Dod, while to the left are Macrule Hill and Ballaman Hill. A grand day to be out in Borders hills.
Hills Reflected Credit: Adam Ward

Green Small Cleuch is a picturesque valley located in Peeblesshire, Scotland. Nestled in the Southern Uplands, this small cleuch (Scottish term for a steep-sided valley) is known for its stunning natural beauty and tranquil environment. The valley is situated between rolling hills covered in lush greenery, offering a magnificent backdrop for visitors.

The landscape of Green Small Cleuch is characterized by a narrow gorge formed by the meandering Green Burn, a small stream that flows through the valley. The sides of the cleuch are steep and densely covered with a variety of vegetation, including heather, bracken, and native Scots pine trees. These natural features make Green Small Cleuch a haven for various species of birds and wildlife.

The valley is a popular destination for hiking enthusiasts and nature lovers due to the abundance of walking trails that wind through the area. These trails provide visitors with the opportunity to explore the enchanting beauty of the valley and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The peacefulness and seclusion of Green Small Cleuch make it an ideal spot for those seeking tranquility and a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Green Small Cleuch is also known for its archaeological significance, with several ancient remains found in the area. These include remnants of Iron Age settlements and burial sites, adding to the historical charm of the valley.

Overall, Green Small Cleuch in Peeblesshire offers a serene and captivating experience for nature enthusiasts, providing a perfect blend of natural beauty, wildlife, and historical interest.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 55.44/-3.4301682 or Grid Reference NT0917. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Hills Reflected Fruid Reservoir acting like a mirror on the first day of meteorological spring. Across the reservoir is Shiel Dod, while to the left are Macrule Hill and Ballaman Hill. A grand day to be out in Borders hills.
Hills Reflected
Fruid Reservoir acting like a mirror on the first day of meteorological spring. Across the reservoir is Shiel Dod, while to the left are Macrule Hill and Ballaman Hill. A grand day to be out in Borders hills.
Taking Flight Two geese have just taken flight after I surprised them at the edge of Fruid Reservoir. The hill to the left of the prominent wall is called Big Knock.
Taking Flight
Two geese have just taken flight after I surprised them at the edge of Fruid Reservoir. The hill to the left of the prominent wall is called Big Knock.
Boats by the Water Several dinghies are pulled up on the shores of Fruid Reservoir. The hills are reflected on the first day of spring.
Boats by the Water
Several dinghies are pulled up on the shores of Fruid Reservoir. The hills are reflected on the first day of spring.
Above Fruid Looking down the length of Fruid Reservoir from the lower slopes of Strawberry Hill with Fruid Farm at the bottom of the picture.
Above Fruid
Looking down the length of Fruid Reservoir from the lower slopes of Strawberry Hill with Fruid Farm at the bottom of the picture.
Erie Hill from Strawberry Hill From the summit of the curiously named Strawberry Hill above Fruid Reservoir looking across to the shapely Erie Hill. A glorious early spring day.
Erie Hill from Strawberry Hill
From the summit of the curiously named Strawberry Hill above Fruid Reservoir looking across to the shapely Erie Hill. A glorious early spring day.
The Long and Slightly Winding Road As viewed from Strawberry Hill you can see a car making its way along the nearly 2 miles of road from Fruid dam to the farm at the end of the road. The first day of spring and it is a glorious day to be out in the hills.
The Long and Slightly Winding Road
As viewed from Strawberry Hill you can see a car making its way along the nearly 2 miles of road from Fruid dam to the farm at the end of the road. The first day of spring and it is a glorious day to be out in the hills.
Fruid Reservoir viewed from Strawberry Hill The farm buildings at Fruid are visible below, with some of the turbines of the vast Clyde Wind Farm on the distant horizon.
Fruid Reservoir viewed from Strawberry Hill
The farm buildings at Fruid are visible below, with some of the turbines of the vast Clyde Wind Farm on the distant horizon.
Spur leading from Garelet Dod to Strawberry Hill The Fruid Reservoir is visible in the distance.
Spur leading from Garelet Dod to Strawberry Hill
The Fruid Reservoir is visible in the distance.
Wintry showers passing over Fruid Reservoir A cold day of snow and hail flurries and sunny intervals in a northerly airflow.
Wintry showers passing over Fruid Reservoir
A cold day of snow and hail flurries and sunny intervals in a northerly airflow.
The upper Fruid Water from Strawberry Hill Looking towards the Hart Fell group of hills, where a spell of cold northerly winds with snow showers has left decent snow cover above 600m. or so.
The upper Fruid Water from Strawberry Hill
Looking towards the Hart Fell group of hills, where a spell of cold northerly winds with snow showers has left decent snow cover above 600m. or so.
Steep slope down to the Fruid Reservoir A view down to the reservoir at sunset.
Steep slope down to the Fruid Reservoir
A view down to the reservoir at sunset.
Fruid Reservoir and Erie Hill View from Glengonnor Hill towards the ridge between Games Hope and Fruid.
Fruid Reservoir and Erie Hill
View from Glengonnor Hill towards the ridge between Games Hope and Fruid.
Fruid The farm at the head of the reservoir. Other farms like Hawkshaw were destroyed.
Fruid
The farm at the head of the reservoir. Other farms like Hawkshaw were destroyed.
On Strawberry Hill - view to Fruid Reservoir
On Strawberry Hill - view to Fruid Reservoir
On Strawberry Hill - view to Fruid Reservoir
On Strawberry Hill - view to Fruid Reservoir
On Strawberry Hill - view to Fruid Reservoir & Farm
On Strawberry Hill - view to Fruid Reservoir & Farm
Fruid Reservoir from Hart Fell View of the reservoir from the lower slopes of the hill.
Fruid Reservoir from Hart Fell
View of the reservoir from the lower slopes of the hill.
Low water, Fruid Reservoir Fruid Reservoir in the dry Summer of 2018. The reservoir opened in 1968 and covered three farms: Hawkshaw, Carterhope, Nether Fruid and the haughs along the Fruid Water.
Low water, Fruid Reservoir
Fruid Reservoir in the dry Summer of 2018. The reservoir opened in 1968 and covered three farms: Hawkshaw, Carterhope, Nether Fruid and the haughs along the Fruid Water.
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Green Small Cleuch is located at Grid Ref: NT0917 (Lat: 55.44, Lng: -3.4301682)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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