Colmslie

Settlement in Roxburghshire

Scotland

Colmslie

Windthrow, Blackcock Plantation After the stormy Winter of 2021/2022 there were a lot of trees strewn about on the ground. Hilltop plantations like this were particularly vulnerable.
Windthrow, Blackcock Plantation Credit: Richard Webb

Colmslie is a small village located in Roxburghshire, a historic county in the Scottish Borders region of Scotland. Situated on the banks of the River Teviot, it is known for its picturesque setting and tranquil atmosphere.

The village is primarily residential, with a population of approximately 200 residents. The architecture of Colmslie reflects its historical roots, with several traditional stone houses and cottages lining its streets. The village is surrounded by rolling hills and lush green fields, providing stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

Colmslie is well-connected to nearby towns and cities, with the town of Hawick located just 5 miles to the east. This proximity allows residents to access a range of amenities, including shops, schools, and healthcare facilities.

The village is also known for its community spirit, with various social events and activities organized throughout the year. The annual Colmslie Village Fair is a highlight, bringing together locals and visitors for a day of entertainment, stalls, and traditional games.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore in the surrounding area, with ample opportunities for walking, cycling, and fishing along the river. The nearby Teviotdale Leisure Centre offers additional recreational facilities, including a swimming pool and fitness classes.

In summary, Colmslie is a charming village in Roxburghshire that offers a peaceful and scenic lifestyle. Its close-knit community, beautiful surroundings, and convenient location make it an appealing place to live or visit.

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Colmslie Images

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Windthrow, Blackcock Plantation After the stormy Winter of 2021/2022 there were a lot of trees strewn about on the ground. Hilltop plantations like this were particularly vulnerable.
Windthrow, Blackcock Plantation
After the stormy Winter of 2021/2022 there were a lot of trees strewn about on the ground. Hilltop plantations like this were particularly vulnerable.
Shooting range in an old quarry The Joint Services Pistol Club range at Colmslie. It has had a makeover since Richard Webb visited in 2006 <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/114684">NT5040 : Quarry on the Allan Water</a>.
Shooting range in an old quarry
The Joint Services Pistol Club range at Colmslie. It has had a makeover since Richard Webb visited in 2006 NT5040 : Quarry on the Allan Water.
Trees by the Allan Water A fairly steep sided valley of the Allan Water a tributary of the River Tweed, which it joins at Langlee, near Tweedbank, with new planting on the east bank.
Trees by the Allan Water
A fairly steep sided valley of the Allan Water a tributary of the River Tweed, which it joins at Langlee, near Tweedbank, with new planting on the east bank.
Farm buildings at Over Langshaw With Over Langshaw Farm ice cream dispenser, between the rightmost red doors.
Farm buildings at Over Langshaw
With Over Langshaw Farm ice cream dispenser, between the rightmost red doors.
Over Langshaw Farm Shop A novel use for a container.
Over Langshaw Farm Shop
A novel use for a container.
Pastures near Allan Water Looking down to the Allan Water, and beyond.
Pastures near Allan Water
Looking down to the Allan Water, and beyond.
The valley of the Allan Water Looking east across the valley to Over Langshaw.
The valley of the Allan Water
Looking east across the valley to Over Langshaw.
Ewe and lamb, Over Langshaw Overlooking the Moss Burn, and some moss land.
Ewe and lamb, Over Langshaw
Overlooking the Moss Burn, and some moss land.
Field, Langshaw
Field, Langshaw
Allan Water and hillside
Allan Water and hillside
Hillside above Langshaw A few years earlier the hillside was dug up for pipeline construction.
Hillside above Langshaw
A few years earlier the hillside was dug up for pipeline construction.
The Allan Water The water level was low after a long spell of dry summer weather.
The Allan Water
The water level was low after a long spell of dry summer weather.
Crossing The Allan Water This bridge crosses the Allan Water near Langshaw.
Crossing The Allan Water
This bridge crosses the Allan Water near Langshaw.
Allan Valley View Looking across the farmland of the Allan Valley between Langshaw and Lauder in mid-July evening sunlight.
Allan Valley View
Looking across the farmland of the Allan Valley between Langshaw and Lauder in mid-July evening sunlight.
In The Allan Valley Dry-stane dykes mark the field boundaries in this grazing area near Langshaw.
In The Allan Valley
Dry-stane dykes mark the field boundaries in this grazing area near Langshaw.
Newly planted trees beside the Allan Water 15 years after: <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/114682">NT5040 : Allan Water.</a>
Newly planted trees beside the Allan Water
15 years after: NT5040 : Allan Water.
Allan Water, Langshaw
Allan Water, Langshaw
Allan Water Largish burn running south from the hill country around Sell Muir. View E near Langshaw.
Allan Water
Largish burn running south from the hill country around Sell Muir. View E near Langshaw.
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Colmslie is located at Grid Ref: NT5139 (Lat: 55.642066, Lng: -2.7800299)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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