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Thornielaw Wood

Wood, Forest in Roxburghshire

Scotland

Thornielaw Wood

Road approaching Northfield Farm Looking south-westward.
Road approaching Northfield Farm Credit: Peter Wood

Thornielaw Wood is a picturesque forest located in Roxburghshire, Scotland. Covering an area of approximately 100 hectares, this woodland is known for its diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The wood is predominantly made up of native species such as oak, birch, and pine trees, providing a rich habitat for a variety of wildlife including red squirrels, deer, and a wide range of bird species. Visitors to Thornielaw Wood can enjoy leisurely walks along well-maintained trails, taking in the peaceful surroundings and listening to the sounds of nature.

In addition to its natural beauty, Thornielaw Wood also boasts historical significance, with traces of ancient settlements and archaeological sites scattered throughout the forest. This adds an extra layer of intrigue for those interested in exploring the area's past.

Overall, Thornielaw Wood offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, providing a serene setting for relaxation, exploration, and appreciation of the natural world.

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Thornielaw Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.549021/-2.6690279 or Grid Reference NT5728. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Road approaching Northfield Farm Looking south-westward.
Road approaching Northfield Farm
Looking south-westward.
Old milestone Vegetation cleared from around the old, worn milestone which may once have had a 2 inscribed or painted on as it is 2 miles from St Boswells on the minor road towards Lilliesleaf.
Old milestone
Vegetation cleared from around the old, worn milestone which may once have had a 2 inscribed or painted on as it is 2 miles from St Boswells on the minor road towards Lilliesleaf.
Old milestone The milestone on the narrow verge just after a left-hand bend when approaching from St Boswells. The small Arniesyde plantation is behind the stone. This lane joins the B6359 just over a mile further southwest.
Old milestone
The milestone on the narrow verge just after a left-hand bend when approaching from St Boswells. The small Arniesyde plantation is behind the stone. This lane joins the B6359 just over a mile further southwest.
A gravestone at Longnewton Burial Ground This grand stone in the small burial ground is for the Blackie family and is inscribed as follows: This ston is Sacred to the Memory of John Blackie, mason, late Farmer in Ancrum Mill who Died 31st May 1772 Aged 66 years Margrat Riddel his Spouse Died 9th April 1786 Aged 70 years Francis Blackie his son died 25th January 1746 Aged 3 yr Andrew Blackie his Son died 14th June 1747 Aged 5 Months
A gravestone at Longnewton Burial Ground
This grand stone in the small burial ground is for the Blackie family and is inscribed as follows: This ston is Sacred to the Memory of John Blackie, mason, late Farmer in Ancrum Mill who Died 31st May 1772 Aged 66 years Margrat Riddel his Spouse Died 9th April 1786 Aged 70 years Francis Blackie his son died 25th January 1746 Aged 3 yr Andrew Blackie his Son died 14th June 1747 Aged 5 Months
Charlesfield industrial estate from the air Whinfield and Elliston are in the foreground, St Boswells is in the distance.
Charlesfield industrial estate from the air
Whinfield and Elliston are in the foreground, St Boswells is in the distance.
Tractor turning Home made sign near Greenend.
Tractor turning
Home made sign near Greenend.
Track at Birseslees Looking northward.
Track at Birseslees
Looking northward.
A somewhat overgrown, wet and muddy track near Camp Knowes Looking north-westward. The picture was taken on a day when the Met Office had given a 'Yellow' warning of heavy and continuous rain. This proved correct hence the rain spots.
A somewhat overgrown, wet and muddy track near Camp Knowes
Looking north-westward. The picture was taken on a day when the Met Office had given a 'Yellow' warning of heavy and continuous rain. This proved correct hence the rain spots.
Old Milestone by Arniesyde Plantation, near Thornielaw Milestone by the UC road, in parish of St Boswells (Roxburgh District), Northwest of Thornielaw, on verge by Arniesyde Plantation, North side of road. Inscription once read:- ST. BOSWELLS 2 Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: BD_SBLL02
Old Milestone by Arniesyde Plantation, near Thornielaw
Milestone by the UC road, in parish of St Boswells (Roxburgh District), Northwest of Thornielaw, on verge by Arniesyde Plantation, North side of road. Inscription once read:- ST. BOSWELLS 2 Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: BD_SBLL02
Old Milestone near Langside, Bowden parish Milestone by the UC road, in parish of Bowden (Roxburgh District), Langside, on verge in front of drystone wall. Inscription once read:- (Newtown) (3) Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: BD_SBLL03
Old Milestone near Langside, Bowden parish
Milestone by the UC road, in parish of Bowden (Roxburgh District), Langside, on verge in front of drystone wall. Inscription once read:- (Newtown) (3) Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: BD_SBLL03
Charlesfield from the air Charlesfield industrial estate is in the foreground with Newton St Boswells and St Boswells on the banks of the Tweed beyond.
Charlesfield from the air
Charlesfield industrial estate is in the foreground with Newton St Boswells and St Boswells on the banks of the Tweed beyond.
Road through Arniesyde Plantation
Road through Arniesyde Plantation
Arniesyde Plantation
Arniesyde Plantation
Charlesfield Industrial Estate
Charlesfield Industrial Estate
Bridge on former Waverley Route south of St Boswells Looking towards Thornielaw Farm through arch.
Bridge on former Waverley Route south of St Boswells
Looking towards Thornielaw Farm through arch.
Part of Charlesfield Industrial Estate The building to the right of the picture is the Goods Vehicle Testing Station. The long building to the left of that is one of the few remaining buildings from the sites former use for military purposes in WW 2.
Part of Charlesfield Industrial Estate
The building to the right of the picture is the Goods Vehicle Testing Station. The long building to the left of that is one of the few remaining buildings from the sites former use for military purposes in WW 2.
Longnewton Off A68 south of St Boswells
Longnewton
Off A68 south of St Boswells
Wellrig Farm Eildon Hills in the background
Wellrig Farm
Eildon Hills in the background
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Thornielaw Wood is located at Grid Ref: NT5728 (Lat: 55.549021, Lng: -2.6690279)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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