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Artist Sculptors in stone and wood. Courses in stone carving and mosaic.

www.rachan.co.uk

Contact 0781083706

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Whitmuir Farm is a small farm in Lamancha with a farm cafe, farm shop and farm tours.

We’re a regenerative farm, focusing on soil health, caring for our unique site, and increasing biodiversity. The benefits of regenerative agriculture are endless, and include carbon capture, greater food security, flood and drought management, better animals welfare and healthier foods. We are a family friendly, welcoming and relaxed place that everyone loves to visit. There’s lots to do here; you can enjoy a ramble along our Woodland Walk, then grab a tasty treat and coffee to go, or treat yourself to a sit down meal in the Cafe. Our fantastic Farm Shop is the perfect place to pick up fresh local meat, cheese, bread, fruit, veg, and delicious snacks.

Our Farm Shop is open 7 days a week We’ve teamed up with Gillespies’ butchers to provide you with delicious fresh meat, pies and pre-made fresh meals.

We also have a fantastic selection of organic fruit and vegetable, delicious sweet and savoury snacks.

We also make jams, chutneys, jellies and relishes on the farm using our own organically grown fruit and veg whenever possible. These delightful treats are lovingly made in small batches and make wonderful wee gifts.

Our café is open 7 days a week, 9am to 4pm.

All of the dishes, breads, cakes, bakes and preserves served in our café are made onsite daily by our fabulous kitchen team. Our menu changes based on seasonality and what is available from our farm and butchery. We also prioritise and support local Scottish producers whenever we can. We hope that you enjoy the fruits of our passion for flavour and good food.

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Explore the beautiful woodland trails with paths, ponds and spots to sit and enjoy nature in peace and quiet. Bird box trail, nature hide and even a dragon to find! Parking 1 mile north of Broughton on A701

https://broughtonknowe-wood.co.uk/

friendsofbroughtonknowe@gmail.com

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Ettrick and Yarrow Community Development Company

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James Hogg was born in 1770 and lived and worked most of his life in the Scottish Borders. He attended school only briefly, mainly because when he was seven, his father, tenant farmer Robert Hogg, was declared bankrupt, and the young James took work as a cow-herd to supplement his family's income. There were two main strands to Hogg's early cultural experience: folk traditions and religion. The family were church-goers and his father was an elder, while his mother was steeped in the oral tradition, relating to her children folk tales and songs of kings, knights and supernatural beings.

As a young man Hogg worked as a shepherd in Selkirkshire and Dumfriesshire, becoming interested in literature in his early twenties, when he attempted writing songs and poems, some of which were published in The Scots Magazine. He moved to Edinburgh in 1810 to pursue a career as a full-time man of letters, after having published poetry and non-fiction while maintaining his day-job as a shepherd. However, in 1813 he returned to Selkirkshire, where he lived and worked in the Duke of Buccleuch's Altrive Farm in Yarrow.

He continued to publish regularly while maintaining a contentious relationship with the Edinburgh literati, including his friend and some-time mentor, Walter Scott.

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Ettrick and Yarrow Community Development Company

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James Hogg was born in 1770 and lived and worked most of his life in the Scottish Borders. He attended school only briefly, mainly because when he was seven, his father, tenant farmer Robert Hogg, was declared bankrupt, and the young James took work as a cow-herd to supplement his family's income.

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Glentress is one of the world class 7stanes mountain bike venues. It features a wide range of trails for beginners and experts alike.
Glentress 7stanes route card (PDF)
Phytophthora Ramorum, a disease that kills larch trees, has reached nearby Innerleithen's Traquair Forest. Please help slow the spread of the disease by making sure your bikes, shoes, kit, dogs, horses, buggies etc., are all clean before visiting the Glentress and other forests. Our bikewash in the Peel car park is £1 (accepts coins only) - please help by cleaning your bike after your ride (and before, if required). Thank you. #keepitclean

Uplift to the Buzzards Nest car park and shuttles around the Tweed Valley on weekends with Adrenalin Uplift is currently unavailable. More info here.

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If you'd like to get involved in the mountain biking community, check out the Glentress Trailfairies and the Tweed Valley Bike Patrol.

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Glentress is one of the world class 7stanes mountain bike venues. It features a wide range of trails for beginners and experts alike. Glentress 7stanes route card (PDF) Phytophthora Ramorum , a disease that kills larch trees, has reached nearby Innerleithen's Traquair Forest.

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Nestled among the beautiful Scottish Borders countryside, Stobo Castle offers excellent service, fine food, elegantly trained staff and above all, the ability to find peace in a frenetic world.

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Nestled among the beautiful Scottish Borders countryside, Stobo Castle offers excellent service, fine food, elegantly trained staff and above all, the ability to find peace in a frenetic world. So relaxing, so rejuvenating....So Stobo. Save £50 per room this Summer! Book Now Treat your loved one to the gift of relaxation - a Stobo Castle gift voucher.

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Burn Braes Park - Biggar & Surrounds - Biggar Museum

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Burn Braes Park, a lovely open space with a picturesque burn running through it is enjoyed by young and not-so-young alike.

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Discover the people who have lived and worked here from prehistoric times up to the mid-20th century - visit Biggar Museum.

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John Buchan is a national figure within both a Scottish and UK context. Through his prolific writing and by his many and varied contributions to public life, he was a highly influential figure, particularly during the inter-war period. His final role as Governor General of Canada, and the popularity of film adaptations of his novel "The Thirty Nine Steps", have also helped to give him an international reputation which continues to this day. As a novelist, historian, journalist, politician, soldier and public servant, his influence can be seen in numerous areas of the first half of the twentieth century.

'The John Buchan Story' explores Buchan's life and legacy, showing the variety and scale of his personal experience and literary output, beyond "The Thirty Nine Steps". It also portrays his family's broader associations with Peebles and illustrates some of their achievements. His parents had grown up in Tweeddale and family holidays were spent with relatives in the area, so Buchan developed a passion for the Borders countryside and its people. Come along and discover more about this extraordinary man and his sister, Anna Buchan - a famous authoress in her own right who wrote under the pseudonym O. Douglas.

John Buchan est une figure nationale en Ecosse et en Grande-Bretagne. Par ses écrits prolifiques et par ses contributions nombreuses et variées à la vie publique, il fut une figure très influente, notamment pendant l'entre-deux-guerres. Son dernier poste de gouverneur général du Canada et la popularité des adaptations cinématographiques de son roman " Les trente-neuf marches " ont également contribué à lui conférer une réputation internationale qui perdure encore aujourd'hui. En tant que romancier, historien, journaliste, homme politique, militaire et fonctionnaire, son influence se manifeste dans de nombreux domaines de la première moitié du XXe siècle. " L'histoire de John Buchan " explore la vie et l'héritage de Buchan, montrant la variété et l'ampleur de son expérience personnelle et de sa production littéraire, au-delà des " Trente-neuf étapes ". Il décrit également les associations plus larges de sa famille avec Peebles et illustre certaines de leurs réalisations. Ses parents ont grandi à Tweeddale et les vacances en famille se passaient chez des proches de la région. Buchan a donc développé une passion pour la campagne des Borders et ses habitants. Venez découvrir davantage sur cet homme extraordinaire et sa sœur, Anna Buchan, une célèbre autrice à part entière qui a écrit sous le pseudonyme de O. Douglas.

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Dawyck Botanic Garden is a five star Garden renowned for its seasonal displays of snowdrops, bluebells, rhododendrons, azaleas, blue poppies and autumn colour.

Located in the hills of the Scottish Borders, 65-acre Dawyck enjoys an almost continental climate comprising warm dry summers followed by cold, snowy winters. Plants from the mountainous regions of Europe, China, Nepal, Japan and North America thrive here. Garden features include:

Heritage Trees: Dawyck has one of Scotland's finest tree collections including some of Britain's oldest and tallest trees, dating back to 1680. Look out for Douglas fir, European Silver fir and Giant Sierra redwoods.

Azalea Terrace: This historic terrace is a blaze of colour when azaleas bloom in May and June.

Blue Poppies: The meconopsis, a Himalayan native, thrives in Dawyck's conditions and a carpet of blue flowers appears under the tree canopy in early June.

Heron Wood Reserve: The Cryptogamic Sanctuary is the world's first reserve for mosses, liverworts, lichens and fungi.

Snowdrops: Delicate Galanthus cover the banks of the Scrape Burn in February.

Dawyck offers woodland and burnside walks, themed tree trails and visitors can follow the adventures of plant explorers such as David Douglas, after whom the Douglas fir is named.

Many of the plants at Dawyck are the first examples collected and brought to Scotland. The Garden has now become a sanctuary for endangered plants, a collection not only for conservation and study, but, as originally intended, a place of beauty to be enjoyed. Find out more about Dawyck's Living Collection

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Barn in Broughton · ★5.0 · 1 bedroom · 1 bed · 1 bathroom

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22 Aug 2024 - Barn for £103. A perfect retreat in the Scottish Borders for a couple or a single person, The Barn @ Llolans is a spacious and welcoming open plan studio which ha...

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Home in Tweedsmuir · ★4.97 · 2 bedrooms · 3 beds · 2 baths

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The Mill B&B is a converted 200-year-old property located 15 miles from the scenic market town of Peebles. Free on-site parking is available to all guests. Free Wi-Fi is available in each room at The Mill, along with a private bathroom and tea/coffee making facilities. A hearty breakfast is served in the dining room each morning, and features grilled sausage and bacon, and Scottish smoked salmon on toasted bread. Salmon fishing can be enjoyed on the nearby River Tweed, and a full spa experience is available at Stobo Castle, which is 15 minutes' drive away. 12th-Century Traquair House is a little over 30 minutes' by car from The Mill and was originally a hunting lodge for the Kings and Queens of England.

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Jane Edge 01899 880320

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Situated in Biggar in the Lanarkshire region, Luxury Cottage at Campbells Fudge features a garden. Boasting free private parking, the holiday home is in an area where guests can engage in activities such as hiking and cycling.

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Parking
Garden
Non-smoking rooms
Fishing
Free parking
Hiking
Cycling
Heating
Non-smoking throughout
Adult only
Grocery deliveries
Parking on site
Private parking
Board games/puzzles
Smoke alarms
Fire extinguishers
Use of cleaning chemicals that are effective against Coronavirus
Linens, towels and laundry washed in accordance with local authority guidelines
Guest accommodation is disinfected between stays
Guest accommodation sealed after cleaning
Food can be delivered to guest accommodation
Staff follow all safety protocols as directed by local authorities
Shared stationery such as printed menus, magazines, pens, and paper removed
Hand sanitizer in guest accommodation and key areas
First aid kit available
Cashless payment available
Physical distancing rules followed
All plates, cutlery, glasses and other tableware have been sanitized
Access to health care professionals

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Alice Millar 07979905009

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Mossfennan House Holiday home, Peebles, Tweeddale

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Large country holiday home near Peebles which is ideal for celebrations with 4 bedrooms. Great walking and cycling nearby at Glentress. Book a rural escape now.

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This property enjoys countryside views and is ideally located for visiting the Scottish Borders, Dumfries and Galloway and South Lanarkshire.

Ground Floor:
Open plan living space.
Living area: Sky, French Doors Leading To Garden
Dining area.
Kitchen area: Electric Cooker, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing Machine, Tumble Dryer
Bedroom 1: Zip And Link Super Kingsize (6ft) Bed
Bedroom 2: Kingsize (5ft) Bed
Bedroom 3: 2 x Single (3ft) Beds
Bathroom: Bath With Shower Over, Toilet

Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Cot and highchair on request. External wet room/drying room with shower cubicle and toilet. Enclosed garden with sitting-out area and garden furniture. Two dogs welcome, to be kept on a lead at all times (sheep country). Bike store. Private parking for 3 cars. No smoking. Please note: The property has a natural water supply from a spring and there is a stream in the adjacent field, 20 yards away. This property requires a security deposit of £150.

With stunning views over hills and rolling countryside, this charming holiday cottage is situated in the Tweed Valley between the picturesque towns of Peebles, Biggar and Moffat. Woodend is conveniently located to explore the Scottish Borders, Dumfries and Galloway, and South Lanarkshire, with the cities of Edinburgh, 30 miles, and Glasgow, 50 miles. Also ideal for visiting such attractions as the conservation village of New Lanark, Falls of Clyde, 20 miles, Glentress Mountain Biking Centre or Traquair House, 15 miles. Dawyck Botanic Gardens 5 miles. Trout fishing (from 1st Apr - 30th Sep) and grayling fishing (from 1st Jan - 31st Mar and 1st Apr - 30th Sep) is available by prior arrangement with the owner, license required. Woodend has now entered the digital age, it is the "last" property on fibre broadband in the valley. Shop 3 miles, tea room/bistro 3 miles in Broughton, cafe at Tweedsmuir.

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Maura Glatt 01899 225119