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Earn Hope

Valley in Peeblesshire

Scotland

Earn Hope

View along boundary fence from Long Grain Knowe towards Grey Weather Law These small peat hags were the only sheltered spot to have lunch on this windy day.
View along boundary fence from Long Grain Knowe towards Grey Weather Law Credit: Colin Park

Earn Hope is a small village located in Peeblesshire, Scotland. Nestled in a picturesque valley, the village offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Its name is derived from the Earn Water, a river that flows through the area, and the sense of optimism and hope that the village exudes.

The village is known for its tranquil and peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of city life. With a population of around 200 residents, Earn Hope has a close-knit community that prides itself on its strong sense of community spirit. The locals are friendly and welcoming, often organizing social events and gatherings for both residents and visitors.

The natural beauty of the area is one of the village's main attractions. The valley is filled with lush green fields, rolling hills, and meandering streams, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and fishing. The surrounding forests are home to a variety of wildlife, making it a popular spot for nature enthusiasts.

Despite its small size, Earn Hope has a few amenities to offer its residents. There is a local pub where locals and visitors can socialize and enjoy a drink, as well as a small convenience store for basic necessities. For more extensive shopping and entertainment options, the nearby town of Peebles is easily accessible.

In conclusion, Earn Hope is a charming and peaceful village situated in a beautiful valley. With its strong sense of community, stunning natural surroundings, and proximity to larger towns, it is a cherished destination for both residents and visitors looking for a tranquil escape in the Scottish countryside.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 55.551621/-3.3517891 or Grid Reference NT1429. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View along boundary fence from Long Grain Knowe towards Grey Weather Law These small peat hags were the only sheltered spot to have lunch on this windy day.
View along boundary fence from Long Grain Knowe towards Grey Weather Law
These small peat hags were the only sheltered spot to have lunch on this windy day.
Heading towards Middle Hill from Long Grain Knowe There is a faint ATV track to follow in places along this stretch.
Heading towards Middle Hill from Long Grain Knowe
There is a faint ATV track to follow in places along this stretch.
Summit of Middle Hill near Drumelzier A few old fence posts mark the summit of this rather featureless hill.
Summit of Middle Hill near Drumelzier
A few old fence posts mark the summit of this rather featureless hill.
Approaching Shepherds Cairn on Glenstivon Dod A faint path runs along the broad ridge.
Approaching Shepherds Cairn on Glenstivon Dod
A faint path runs along the broad ridge.
Descending from Glenstivon Dod towards Drumelzier Law A decent path runs along this ridge giving some fine walking.
Descending from Glenstivon Dod towards Drumelzier Law
A decent path runs along this ridge giving some fine walking.
Drumelzier Law On lovely ground between Glenstivon Dod looking towards Drumelzier Law - fine Borders scenery and walking country. Very different colours to this image here from abut 6 weeks later in the year in 2021. <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7032846" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7032846">Link</a>
Drumelzier Law
On lovely ground between Glenstivon Dod looking towards Drumelzier Law - fine Borders scenery and walking country. Very different colours to this image here from abut 6 weeks later in the year in 2021. Link
Meldonhope Burn and Taberon Law Looking across the valley of the Meldonhope Burn towards the spur named Eskenkneis ('kneis' having the same origin as naze - a headland or spur) which runs down off Taberon Law.
Meldonhope Burn and Taberon Law
Looking across the valley of the Meldonhope Burn towards the spur named Eskenkneis ('kneis' having the same origin as naze - a headland or spur) which runs down off Taberon Law.
North-west spur of Taberon Law Frozen ground and a light smattering of snow makes the going a bit less boggy here. Culter Fell and the Glenkerie Wind Farm can be seen in the distance.
North-west spur of Taberon Law
Frozen ground and a light smattering of snow makes the going a bit less boggy here. Culter Fell and the Glenkerie Wind Farm can be seen in the distance.
Frozen pool on Taberon Law Looking towards a snow-covered Drumelzier Law and Glenstivon Dod.
Frozen pool on Taberon Law
Looking towards a snow-covered Drumelzier Law and Glenstivon Dod.
Col between Taberon Law and Middle Hill There is a slight descent here to a shallow col. An outbreak of northerly air has temporarily brought a cold and crisp interlude and some snow in the otherwise rather soggy month of November 2015.
Col between Taberon Law and Middle Hill
There is a slight descent here to a shallow col. An outbreak of northerly air has temporarily brought a cold and crisp interlude and some snow in the otherwise rather soggy month of November 2015.
Col below Middle Hill A gentle descent from Taberon Law leads to this shallow col. An outbreak of northerly air has brought a temporary crisp and cold interval with some snow during the otherwise largely soggy month of November 2015.
Col below Middle Hill
A gentle descent from Taberon Law leads to this shallow col. An outbreak of northerly air has brought a temporary crisp and cold interval with some snow during the otherwise largely soggy month of November 2015.
Track towards Middle Hill Frozen ground and light snow cover makes this area less boggy than it might otherwise be.
Track towards Middle Hill
Frozen ground and light snow cover makes this area less boggy than it might otherwise be.
Middle Hill As the name suggests, Middle Hill lies in the middle of a triangle of high moorland summits, the other 'corners' of the triangle being Glenstivon Dod and Long Grain Knowe. In an otherwise soggy November, an influx of northerly air has temporarily brought crisp, cold walking conditions.
Middle Hill
As the name suggests, Middle Hill lies in the middle of a triangle of high moorland summits, the other 'corners' of the triangle being Glenstivon Dod and Long Grain Knowe. In an otherwise soggy November, an influx of northerly air has temporarily brought crisp, cold walking conditions.
Looking towards Dollar Law On the flat plateau of Middle Hill in crisp, snowy conditions.
Looking towards Dollar Law
On the flat plateau of Middle Hill in crisp, snowy conditions.
Fenceline on Middle Law It's possible to walk long distances on these gentle, plateau-topped hills without having to lose or gain much height.
Fenceline on Middle Law
It's possible to walk long distances on these gentle, plateau-topped hills without having to lose or gain much height.
The Dollar Law group The rounded hills of Dollar Law, Fifescar Knowe and Dun Law viewed across the hillside near the head of Stan Hope.
The Dollar Law group
The rounded hills of Dollar Law, Fifescar Knowe and Dun Law viewed across the hillside near the head of Stan Hope.
Signpost by the Stanhope Burn The main track continues to the ancient Thieves' Road track across the high Tweedsmuir Hills, with the track on the right climbing on to Hunt Law. The right-hand arrow points back to Stanhope.
Signpost by the Stanhope Burn
The main track continues to the ancient Thieves' Road track across the high Tweedsmuir Hills, with the track on the right climbing on to Hunt Law. The right-hand arrow points back to Stanhope.
Middle Hill Bump in the Tweedsmuir Hills.
Middle Hill
Bump in the Tweedsmuir Hills.
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Earn Hope is located at Grid Ref: NT1429 (Lat: 55.551621, Lng: -3.3517891)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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