Hare Strip

Wood, Forest in Berwickshire

Scotland

Hare Strip

Looking over the valley of the Drakemire Burn Or it could be the Eye Water - hereabouts one becomes the other. A landscape of mixed farming and shelterbelts. The A6112 runs in the valley. — Looking over the valley of the Drakemire Burn Credit: M J Richardson

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Hare Strip Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.86983/-2.3036708 or Grid Reference NT8164. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Looking over the valley of the Drakemire Burn

Or it could be the Eye Water - hereabouts one becomes the other. A landscape of mixed farming and shelterbelts. The A6112 runs in the valley.

M J Richardson

Farm track to Rough Head Plantation

Which looks as if it suffered under Storm Arwen.

M J Richardson

Barley field near Drakemire

With Rough Head Plantation beyond.

M J Richardson

Farm cottages at Butterdean

The gable-end view of a group of eight.

M J Richardson

Farm cottages at Butterdean

One group of four in a terrace.

M J Richardson

Pasture at Butterdean

With trees at the edge.

M J Richardson

Sheep at Butterdean

Gathered in - not sure why?

M J Richardson

Grass field near Butterdean

Looking west to wind turbines at Quixwood

M J Richardson

Track near Butterdean

With a young shelter belt on the left and a more mature, storm-damaged one on the right.

M J Richardson

Field entrance and shelterbelt

Surprisingly muddy, given the recent weather.

M J Richardson

Track giving access to cottages at Butterdean

Looking northward.

Peter Wood

Harvested field near to Butterdean

Looking south-westward.

Peter Wood

Pastureland near to Quixwood

Looking south-eastward towards Roundel Wood.

Peter Wood

Flock of sheep, Butterdean

Part of a large flock of sheep of mixed breeds grazing in a stone wall bound field.

Maigheach-gheal

Rutted track near Butterdean

The track from the minor road eventually reaches the A6112 and along its edges are a number of game feeders,

Maigheach-gheal

Track near Butterdean

The farm track heads towards Roadside Woods and Winterfield Woods.

Maigheach-gheal

Kale, Butterdean

Winter fodder for sheep.

Richard Webb

Cedar Cafe.

Cafe popular with truckers. Situated at the foot of the Howpark Road, on an old cut off loop of the A1.

Richard Webb

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Hare Strip is located at Grid Ref: NT8164 (Lat: 55.86983, Lng: -2.3036708)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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///dean.dugouts.humid. Near Chirnside, Scottish Borders

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