Bog Wood

Wood, Forest in Berwickshire

Scotland

Bog Wood

Farmland near Westruther Stubble north of the burn, rime covered rough grazing in the foreground. — Farmland near Westruther Credit: Richard Webb

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Bog Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.727798/-2.5426048 or Grid Reference NT6648. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Farmland near Westruther

Stubble north of the burn, rime covered rough grazing in the foreground.

Richard Webb

Burn near Westruther

As usual, not named by the Ordnance Survey, a headwater of the Blackadder Water. Along with the electric fences, quite a barrier.

Richard Webb

Fields near Cammerlaws

Richard Webb

Power line on Harelaw Moor

Richard Webb

Woodland, Hurdlaw

Richard Webb

Blackadder Water

Richard Webb

Hare Law

A tree topped hill with grazing sheep. There are many electric fences here which suggests that cattle are also grazed here.

Richard Webb

Approaching warm front

Heralding the next lot of rain and probably unpleasantly mild weather, The Cheviot NT9020 : The Cheviot trig point is streaming cloud. An hour early the sky was almost cloudless and the earth frostbound. Now temperatures are rising, the sky going from milky to cloudy and cloud is condensing where air is forced to rise by the 800m high hill. Hume Castle NT7041 : Hume Castle is silhouetted against one of the distant hills.

Richard Webb

Stubble

Arable land south of the Lammermuir Hills.

Richard Webb

Gates, Hyndberry

Gates and a track over Hare Law south of Westruther. It is signposted as a path from the A697 and is part of a route from Gordon to Westruther.

Richard Webb

Gate latch

This kind of latch has a cunningly curved hook which makes fastening the gate very easy. A clip prevents accidental opening.

Richard Webb

Approach To A Beech-lined Avenue

No doubt helpful in keeping snow off the road in winter to some extent, this Beech-lined approach to Halliburton Farm (off to the left of shot) is in full leaf.

James T M Towill

Remains Of A Pumping Station

As yet I have been unable to find any information on this building, other than it was present in mapping as far back as 1965. My theory is that it was a pumping station for water abstracted from the upper reaches of the Blackadder Water, a few hundred metres to the west. To the right of this building, in the middle of a field, are the remains of a small brick structure. There are also other structures on the slope overlooking the floodplain of the Blackadder Water, to the west.

James T M Towill

Structures Overlooking The Blackadder Water

Two small structures adjacent to the presumed remains of a pumping station near Halliburton Farm. The Blackadder Water floodplain can be noted to the right of the image.

James T M Towill

Sandstone Bridge Over The Blackadder Water

A twin-arched sandstone bridge carrying Halliburton Road over the upper reaches of the Blackadder Water. An inscription between the two arches on this (upstream) side of the bridge notes that the bridge dates from 1869.

James T M Towill