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Track Across The Floodplain
A bridleway on the Till/Glen floodplain near Akeld.
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Humbleton Burn
by Richard Webb
The burn flows fast from the background hills above Wooler, but has been canalised into a long straight drain for its last stretch before the River Glen.
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River Glen
by Hill Walker
Looking south over the Millfield Plains towards the Cheviot foothills.
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Following the bridleway
Following the bridleway from Ewart Bridge End across the Glen/Till floodplain.
This photograph was taken during a 'socially-distanced' period of exercise during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic of 2020.
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Bridge over River Glen
by Russel Wills
Near the Bridge End cottages.
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Under the bridge
Under the old bridge near Bridge End, Akeld with a view of the River Glen looking upstream on a late summer's evening.
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Bridge near Akeld
A late-C18th bridge over the River Till, its parapet partly rebuilt in the C19th in dressed stone, and buttresses of the C19th and C20th. Low flood arches looking a little sorry here. Grade II listed.
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An Abandoned Haybob
The remains of an old haybob/hay tedder on the Till floodplain.
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River Glen near Akeld
Flowing through the Milfield Plain, Humbleton and Harehope Hills providing the backdrop. The Glen is a tributary of the River Till which in turn is a tributary of the Tweed, the two meeting at Berwick (behind the photographer).
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Bridge over the River Glen
by Richard Webb
An old road crosses the Milfield Plain.
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Pylon in a wheat field
by Russel Wills
On the flat land between the Rivers Glen and Till.
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Ducklings in a well
Three well-grown Mallard ducklings seemed quite content in a well on the Milfield Plain - the water was about a foot from the top.
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