Scott's View
My days in the Scottish Borders on this vacation wound up being a little saturated with Sir Walter Scott (I should some time read something by him). Apparently he liked to ramble, and stare out over this viewpoint.
It probably has not changed a lot since the time he was doing that!
I like looking at this, as my own ramble the day before had begun with an ascent of the hill in the foreground (and was followed by some terrifying moments inviting a fall into the Tweed river).
Labels: Eildon Hills, Scotland, Walter Scott
posted by Alan Adamson @ 7:36 AM
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