Hawick and the Borders

Photographs by

Peter Marshall

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Berwick on Tweed

Four Abbeys Walk

These pictures were taken during a short stay in Hawick at the end of July 2004.

All were shot on a Nikon D100 camera, as high resolution raw images, and reduced to small images for web display.

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Four Abbeys Way: Hawick to Selkirk
	A beer. (if not a bottle of "Burns") was very welcome at the end of the walk.

	I didn't try these delicacies - some kind of oat cake.
	A nice butcher's shop front, and down the alley was the local museum
	Alley with free local museum
	The local museum and tourist information centre has a free and well-planned exhibition that gives some idea of what used to be in these houses before conversion, as well as a good clear presentation on the common riding and some well presented material on the history of the region. It's a better display in many ways than that in Drumlanrigs tower in Hawick, and you don't have to pay.
	Sir Walter Scott - and again there is a free display on him in his former courtroom.