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| On Tuesday we started our enforced Isolation on instructions of the Government. I still plan to walk every day but will just do it in the remote areas round Langholm of which there are plenty. We visited Rowanburn, Terras Valley, and Westerhall Estate. The weather has been excellent and Gaye joined me on two out of the four walking trips. She met the Tin Man at Rowanburn. |
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| A flood damaged bridge on the Terras river near Cooms Farm |
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| Westerkirk Parish Church |
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| Some of the Daffodils on Westerhall Estate. They will be at their best in another week or so |
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| The remotest part of Terras Valley with Lodgegill in the background. The house was destroyed by fire a few years ago but The Langholm Moor Purchase Group would like to turn it into a Bunkhouse and Outdoor Adventure Centre if they succeed in raising the money to purchase the 10,000 acres |
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| The garden of Westerhall House |
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| One of several statues in the grounds of the estate |
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| The river Tarras |
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| Rowanburnhead Farm |
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| A tree carving in the grounds of Westerhall estate |
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| The upper stretch of the river Tarras |
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| A Toad laying its spawn in a pond at the quarry on the Newcastleton road a couple of miles out of Langholm |
1 comment:
I see that there is isolation and isolation. You made good use of yours.
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