Nettly Wood

Wood, Forest in Roxburghshire

Scotland

Nettly Wood

Nettly Wood is a picturesque forest located in Roxburghshire, a historic county in the Scottish Borders region of Scotland. It covers a vast area of lush greenery and is known for its diverse range of tree species, including oak, birch, beech, and pine. The wood is situated amidst rolling hills, providing a stunning backdrop to the landscape.

The woodland is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers due to its well-maintained trails and peaceful atmosphere. Visitors can explore the forest through various walking paths that wind their way through the dense vegetation, offering an opportunity to immerse oneself in the tranquility of nature. The forest floor is carpeted with wildflowers and ferns, creating a vibrant and enchanting ambiance.

Nettly Wood is also home to a rich array of wildlife, making it a haven for animal lovers and birdwatchers. Bird species such as woodpeckers, owls, and various songbirds can be spotted throughout the forest. Deer, foxes, and squirrels are also commonly sighted, adding to the natural beauty of the area.

The wood is managed by local authorities who ensure the preservation of its natural integrity and provide amenities for visitors. These amenities include picnic areas, benches, and information boards that educate visitors about the flora and fauna found within the woodland.

Overall, Nettly Wood offers a serene and captivating experience for those seeking solace in nature, with its diverse range of trees, abundant wildlife, and scenic trails.

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Nettly Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.562876/-2.8425158 or Grid Reference NT4630. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Path, The Haining

Richard Webb

The A707 on Selkirk Bridge

The railings on the right have been adorned with knitted street art. A group of over 40 knitters called the Selkirk Yarn Bombers, including one aged 104, have covered landmarks in Selkirk and Ettrickbridge with colourful knitted street art which has attracted visitors to admire their handiwork. It was done to promote the Yarrow, Ettrick and Selkirk Festival of Contemporary Arts.

Walter Baxter

The Selkirk Yarn Bombers handiwork on Selkirk Bridge

A group of over 40 knitters called the Selkirk Yarn Bombers, including one aged 104, have covered landmarks in Selkirk and Ettrickbridge with colourful knitted street art which has attracted visitors to admire their handiwork. It was done to promote the Yarrow, Ettrick and Selkirk Festival of Contemporary Arts. For a wider view of the bridge, see NT4628 : The A707 on Selkirk Bridge.

Walter Baxter

The Selkirk Yarn Bombers handiwork on Selkirk Bridge

Walter Baxter

The Selkirk Yarn Bombers handiwork on Selkirk Bridge

Walter Baxter

The Selkirk Yarn Bombers handiwork on Selkirk Bridge

Walter Baxter

The Fletcher Statue in Selkirk

Walter Baxter

A colourful tree in Selkirk High Street

Walter Baxter

Selkirk Post Office

A group of over 40 knitters called the Selkirk Yarn Bombers, including one aged 104, have covered landmarks in Selkirk and Ettrickbridge with colourful knitted street art which has attracted visitors to admire their handiwork. It was done to promote the Yarrow, Ettrick and Selkirk Festival of Contemporary Arts. The balustrade of the access ramp has been decorated with their handiwork.

Walter Baxter

Street art in Selkirk

A group of over 40 knitters called the Selkirk Yarn Bombers, including one aged 104, have covered landmarks in Selkirk and Ettrickbridge with colourful knitted street art which has attracted visitors to admire their handiwork. It was done to promote the Yarrow, Ettrick and Selkirk Festival of Contemporary Arts. The balustrade of the access ramp to the post office has been decorated with their handiwork. For a wider view, see NT4728 : Selkirk Post Office.

Walter Baxter

Yarn bombers have hit the Mungo Park Monument in Selkirk

A group of over 40 knitters called the Selkirk Yarn Bombers, including one aged 104, have covered landmarks in Selkirk and Ettrickbridge with colourful knitted street art which has attracted visitors to admire their handiwork. It was done to promote the Yarrow, Ettrick and Selkirk Festival of Contemporary Arts. The flags around the base represent all the African nations.

Walter Baxter

Yarn bombers have hit the Mungo Park Monument in Selkirk

Walter Baxter

Street art in Selkirk

A group of over 40 knitters called the Selkirk Yarn Bombers, including one aged 104, have covered landmarks in Selkirk and Ettrickbridge with colourful knitted street art which has attracted visitors to admire their handiwork. It was done to promote the Yarrow, Ettrick and Selkirk Festival of Contemporary Arts. This creation representing the new Borders Railway is in Station Road.

Walter Baxter

Street art in Selkirk

A group of over 40 knitters called the Selkirk Yarn Bombers, including one aged 104, have covered landmarks in Selkirk and Ettrickbridge with colourful knitted street art which has attracted visitors to admire their handiwork. It was done to promote the Yarrow, Ettrick and Selkirk Festival of Contemporary Arts. This tree is at a church in the High Street. There is also a knitted cross by the entrance door.

Walter Baxter

Street art in Selkirk

A group of over 40 knitters called the Selkirk Yarn Bombers, including one aged 104, have covered landmarks in Selkirk and Ettrickbridge with colourful knitted street art which has attracted visitors to admire their handiwork. It was done to promote the Yarrow, Ettrick and Selkirk Festival of Contemporary Arts. This piece is attached to railings in the High Street.

Walter Baxter

Street art in Selkirk

A group of over 40 knitters called the Selkirk Yarn Bombers, including one aged 104, have covered landmarks in Selkirk and Ettrickbridge with colourful knitted street art which has attracted visitors to admire their handiwork. It was done to promote the Yarrow, Ettrick and Selkirk Festival of Contemporary Arts. In this example the pillars at the entrance to the County Hotel in the High Street have been covered with their handiwork.

Walter Baxter

The Scott Monument in Selkirk

A group of over 40 knitters called the Selkirk Yarn Bombers, including one aged 104, have covered landmarks in Selkirk and Ettrickbridge with colourful knitted street art which has attracted visitors to admire their handiwork. It was done to promote the Yarrow, Ettrick and Selkirk Festival of Contemporary Arts. The base of the Scott Monument in Market Place has been adorned with one of their creations.

Walter Baxter