North Plantation

Wood, Forest in Midlothian

Scotland

North Plantation

Don’t be a ‘tosser’ This sign by the A7 at Bowshank is aimed at litter louts.
Don’t be a ‘tosser’ Credit: Walter Baxter

North Plantation is a picturesque residential neighborhood located in the suburb of Midlothian, Virginia. Nestled in the heart of the Wood and Forest areas, this community offers a tranquil and family-friendly environment.

The neighborhood is known for its lush green landscapes and well-maintained properties, which contribute to its charm and curb appeal. The houses in North Plantation are predominantly single-family homes, with a variety of architectural styles ranging from traditional to contemporary. Many of these homes feature spacious yards and mature trees, providing residents with a serene and private atmosphere.

North Plantation offers a range of amenities for its residents. The neighborhood boasts a community swimming pool, tennis courts, and a clubhouse, which serve as gathering places for socializing and recreational activities. Additionally, there are several parks and playgrounds within a short distance, providing ample opportunities for outdoor fun and relaxation.

Conveniently located near the heart of Midlothian, residents of North Plantation have easy access to a wide range of amenities. The neighborhood is in close proximity to shopping centers, grocery stores, restaurants, and entertainment options, ensuring that residents have all their daily needs met.

Families with school-age children will appreciate the excellent education options available in the area. North Plantation is served by some of the top-rated public and private schools, ensuring a quality education for children of all ages.

Overall, North Plantation in Midlothian offers a peaceful and family-oriented community with an abundance of amenities, making it an ideal place to call home.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 55.650364/-2.8877285 or Grid Reference NT4440. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Don’t be a ‘tosser’ This sign by the A7 at Bowshank is aimed at litter louts.
Don’t be a ‘tosser’
This sign by the A7 at Bowshank is aimed at litter louts.
Summit, Bowshank Hill
Summit, Bowshank Hill
The Borders Railway and A7 at Bow This telephoto shot was taken from Caitha Hill.
The Borders Railway and A7 at Bow
This telephoto shot was taken from Caitha Hill.
The Borders Railway at Bowshank This photo was taken from the 270m contour on Caitha Hill.
The Borders Railway at Bowshank
This photo was taken from the 270m contour on Caitha Hill.
A train on the Borders Railway A southbound train has just passed through Bowshank Tunnel on its way to Galashiels and Tweedbank. This was the first day (6/9/15) that the railway was open to the public. For a similar view during construction works on 30/11/14 see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4264588">NT4541 : The Borders Railway works at Bowshank</a>.
A train on the Borders Railway
A southbound train has just passed through Bowshank Tunnel on its way to Galashiels and Tweedbank. This was the first day (6/9/15) that the railway was open to the public. For a similar view during construction works on 30/11/14 see NT4541 : The Borders Railway works at Bowshank.
On-board the Royal Train on the Borders Railway The Queen travelled on this train from Edinburgh to Tweedbank on 9/9/15, the day she became Britain’s longest serving monarch, to officially open the new Borders Railway. The vintage carriages were hauled by the steam locomotive The Union of South Africa. These passengers were waving to spectators at Bowshank. For a full view of the train, see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4656968">NT4541 : A Royal steam special on the Borders Railway</a>.
On-board the Royal Train on the Borders Railway
The Queen travelled on this train from Edinburgh to Tweedbank on 9/9/15, the day she became Britain’s longest serving monarch, to officially open the new Borders Railway. The vintage carriages were hauled by the steam locomotive The Union of South Africa. These passengers were waving to spectators at Bowshank. For a full view of the train, see NT4541 : A Royal steam special on the Borders Railway.
A Royal steam special on the Borders Railway The Queen travelled from Edinburgh to Tweedbank on 9/9/15, the day she became Britain’s longest serving monarch, on this train to officially open the new Borders Railway. The vintage carriages were hauled by the steam locomotive  Union of South Africa. The southbound train has just left the south portal of Bowshank Tunnel on its way to Galashiels and Tweedbank.
A Royal steam special on the Borders Railway
The Queen travelled from Edinburgh to Tweedbank on 9/9/15, the day she became Britain’s longest serving monarch, on this train to officially open the new Borders Railway. The vintage carriages were hauled by the steam locomotive Union of South Africa. The southbound train has just left the south portal of Bowshank Tunnel on its way to Galashiels and Tweedbank.
The Union of South Africa steam special on the Borders Railway The Queen travelled from Edinburgh to Tweedbank on 9/9/15, the day she became Britain’s longest serving monarch, on this train to officially open the new Borders Railway. The vintage carriages were hauled by the steam locomotive The Union of South Africa. The southbound train is exiting the south portal of Bowshank Tunnel on its way to Galashiels and Tweedbank.
The Union of South Africa steam special on the Borders Railway
The Queen travelled from Edinburgh to Tweedbank on 9/9/15, the day she became Britain’s longest serving monarch, on this train to officially open the new Borders Railway. The vintage carriages were hauled by the steam locomotive The Union of South Africa. The southbound train is exiting the south portal of Bowshank Tunnel on its way to Galashiels and Tweedbank.
The Union of South Africa exiting Bowshank Tunnel on the Borders Railway The Queen travelled from Edinburgh to Tweedbank on 9/9/15, the day she became Britain’s longest serving monarch, on this train to officially open the new Borders Railway.
The Union of South Africa exiting Bowshank Tunnel on the Borders Railway
The Queen travelled from Edinburgh to Tweedbank on 9/9/15, the day she became Britain’s longest serving monarch, on this train to officially open the new Borders Railway.
A train on the Borders Railway at Bowland This was taken on 5/9/15 when Golden Ticket holders took return trips covering the whole route from Tweedbank to Edinburgh. The line was open to the public for normal services the following day.
A train on the Borders Railway at Bowland
This was taken on 5/9/15 when Golden Ticket holders took return trips covering the whole route from Tweedbank to Edinburgh. The line was open to the public for normal services the following day.
A train at Bowland on the Borders Railway This northbound train was photographed from a field on the west side of the line. The new Borders Railway was open to the public on 6/9/15.
A train at Bowland on the Borders Railway
This northbound train was photographed from a field on the west side of the line. The new Borders Railway was open to the public on 6/9/15.
A train at Bowland on the Borders Railway This southbound train is about to pass under Harper’s Bridge at Bowland. The new line was open to the public on 6/9/15, the date this photo was taken.
A train at Bowland on the Borders Railway
This southbound train is about to pass under Harper’s Bridge at Bowland. The new line was open to the public on 6/9/15, the date this photo was taken.
A bridge sign on the Borders Railway For a view of the bridge at Bowland, see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4657031">NT4540 : A train at Bowland on the Borders Railway</a>.
A bridge sign on the Borders Railway
For a view of the bridge at Bowland, see NT4540 : A train at Bowland on the Borders Railway.
A gradient sign on the Borders Railway This sign is on the south side of Harper’s Bridge at Bowland. For a view of the bridge, see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4657031">NT4540 : A train at Bowland on the Borders Railway</a>.
A gradient sign on the Borders Railway
This sign is on the south side of Harper’s Bridge at Bowland. For a view of the bridge, see NT4540 : A train at Bowland on the Borders Railway.
A steam special on the Borders Railway ScotRail are running a steam train on the new Borders Railway from Edinburgh to Tweedbank and back to Edinburgh on a Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday between 10th September and 18th October 2015. No 60009 Union of South Africa will haul vintage carriages on the journey. This steam locomotive was built at Doncaster in 1937 and is only one of six remaining LNER Class A4’s. These steam specials have created a lot of interest with the general public and many photographers have been at stations and viewing spots along the route. This was viewed by a bridge at Ferniehirst.
A steam special on the Borders Railway
ScotRail are running a steam train on the new Borders Railway from Edinburgh to Tweedbank and back to Edinburgh on a Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday between 10th September and 18th October 2015. No 60009 Union of South Africa will haul vintage carriages on the journey. This steam locomotive was built at Doncaster in 1937 and is only one of six remaining LNER Class A4’s. These steam specials have created a lot of interest with the general public and many photographers have been at stations and viewing spots along the route. This was viewed by a bridge at Ferniehirst.
Union of South Africa on the Borders Railway This steam special is approaching a road bridge at Ferniehirst.
Union of South Africa on the Borders Railway
This steam special is approaching a road bridge at Ferniehirst.
Ordnance Survey Flush Bracket G319 This can be found on the wall of a farm building at Crosslee Farm.
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Ordnance Survey Flush Bracket G319
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North Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NT4440 (Lat: 55.650364, Lng: -2.8877285)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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