Rob, Brock and I decided to make the best of the sunny weather yesterday, and went for a short walk around Langholm, Scottish Borders. Directions for the walk can be found here. (As always, just click on the photos for a larger version.)
Rob and Brock crossing the Duchess' Bridge over the River Esk.
A view downstream from the bridge.
Brock and I say hello to a horse.
Brock enjoying some time off the lead.
The first sign that Spring is on the way: snowdrops emerging.
On the return leg of the journey, you get a view over the pheasant-rearing pens and fields to Mid Hill, beyond.
Langholm is a picturesque small town, with a riverside car park, picnic and play area; a selection of small shops, hotels and a cafe (which serves very good coffee). There is a monthly Producers' Market on the first Saturday of most months, where you can buy locally sourced meat, crafts, pies, cakes, biscuits, preserves etc.
Rob and Brock crossing the Duchess' Bridge over the River Esk.
A view downstream from the bridge.
Brock and I say hello to a horse.
Brock enjoying some time off the lead.
The first sign that Spring is on the way: snowdrops emerging.
On the return leg of the journey, you get a view over the pheasant-rearing pens and fields to Mid Hill, beyond.
Langholm is a picturesque small town, with a riverside car park, picnic and play area; a selection of small shops, hotels and a cafe (which serves very good coffee). There is a monthly Producers' Market on the first Saturday of most months, where you can buy locally sourced meat, crafts, pies, cakes, biscuits, preserves etc.
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