Sterniehall Plantation

Wood, Forest in Berwickshire

Scotland

Sterniehall Plantation

Along the Lauder Burn View from near Thriepmuir Bridge.
Along the Lauder Burn Credit: Richard Webb

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Sterniehall Plantation Images

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Along the Lauder Burn View from near Thriepmuir Bridge.
Along the Lauder Burn
View from near Thriepmuir Bridge.
Upper Blainslie Trig Point Flush Bracket S7408
Upper Blainslie Trig Point Flush Bracket S7408
Road near Nether Blainslie - slippier than it looks
Road near Nether Blainslie - slippier than it looks
New house at Springfield Adjacent to Fordswell farm.
New house at Springfield
Adjacent to Fordswell farm.
Upper Blainslie Cottages And grass field, with dry-stone wall.
Upper Blainslie Cottages
And grass field, with dry-stone wall.
The Stell at Upper Blainslie A house by the farm cottages. Seen across a grass field and dry-stone wall.
The Stell at Upper Blainslie
A house by the farm cottages. Seen across a grass field and dry-stone wall.
Field track at Upper Blainslie A grass field, with drystone wall and track alongside.
Field track at Upper Blainslie
A grass field, with drystone wall and track alongside.
The course of Milsie Burn viewed from Milsieburn Bridge Looking north-eastward downstream.
The course of Milsie Burn viewed from Milsieburn Bridge
Looking north-eastward downstream.
Minor road at Yester Looking north-westward from the entrance to New Blainslie.
Minor road at Yester
Looking north-westward from the entrance to New Blainslie.
Minor road at Nether Blainslie Looking north-westward.
Minor road at Nether Blainslie
Looking north-westward.
Middle Blainslie in snow The two ladies are walking along the quiet country lane from Nether Blainslie to Lauder for groceries.
Middle Blainslie in snow
The two ladies are walking along the quiet country lane from Nether Blainslie to Lauder for groceries.
Milsieburn Bridge The small burn is a tributary of the Leader Water and is crossed by the walker along the quiet country road between Lauder and Blainslie.
Milsieburn Bridge
The small burn is a tributary of the Leader Water and is crossed by the walker along the quiet country road between Lauder and Blainslie.
The Lauder Burn below Woodheads Hill The Southern Upland Way turns left past the wall to climb just E of the summit of Woodheads Hill.
The Lauder Burn below Woodheads Hill
The Southern Upland Way turns left past the wall to climb just E of the summit of Woodheads Hill.
Footbridge over the Lauder Burn The red clinging mud is a reminder that there is an area of Old Red Sandstone in this part of Lauderdale. There is similar geology further east around Dunbar and St Abbs, where ploughed fields show the same colour.
Footbridge over the Lauder Burn
The red clinging mud is a reminder that there is an area of Old Red Sandstone in this part of Lauderdale. There is similar geology further east around Dunbar and St Abbs, where ploughed fields show the same colour.
This way to Cuckoo Wood, Lauder Burn Cuckoo Wood is a small plantation on the SE side of Staunchley Hill, signposted here at the footbridge over the burn. The LPN sign refers to Lauderdale Paths Network with an acknowledgement to part-funding by the European Union. A useful guide to footpaths around Lauder can be found at <span class="nowrap"><a title="http://www.scotborders.gov.uk/life/environment/outdooraccess/33455.html" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="http://www.scotborders.gov.uk/life/environment/outdooraccess/33455.html">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>
This way to Cuckoo Wood, Lauder Burn
Cuckoo Wood is a small plantation on the SE side of Staunchley Hill, signposted here at the footbridge over the burn. The LPN sign refers to Lauderdale Paths Network with an acknowledgement to part-funding by the European Union. A useful guide to footpaths around Lauder can be found at LinkExternal link
Power lines and pylons at Woodheads Hill This was viewed from the edge of the square in early January.
Power lines and pylons at Woodheads Hill
This was viewed from the edge of the square in early January.
Woodheads Woodland This access gate leads off the Langshaw to Lauder road.
Woodheads Woodland
This access gate leads off the Langshaw to Lauder road.
Woodland near Muircleugh A conifer plantation which will be familiar to travellers between Galashiels and Lauder.
Woodland near Muircleugh
A conifer plantation which will be familiar to travellers between Galashiels and Lauder.
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Sterniehall Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NT5344 (Lat: 55.691357, Lng: -2.7472876)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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