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Grid reference NT8059

near to Marygold, Scottish Borders, Scotland


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NT8059 : Road to Bonkyl Church by Richard Webb Road to Bonkyl Church
The rough road is accompanied by a small burn, swollen with snow melt.
NT8059 : Grazing off the B6438 by JThomas Grazing off the B6438
NT8059 : A pastoral view from Bonkyl churchyard by M J Richardson A pastoral view from Bonkyl churchyard
Sheep grazing across the road from the church at Bonkyl.
NT8059 : Grassland, Bunkle by Richard Webb Grassland, Bunkle
The castle is just off shot to the right.
NT8059 : Bunkle Kirk by Iain Lees Bunkle Kirk
NT8059 : Bench Mark, Bonkyl Church by Maigheach-gheal Bench Mark, Bonkyl Church
The Ordnance Survey cut mark with bolt is to be found on the north face of the church. For a wider view of the church NT8059 : Bonkyl Church and for further information on the bench mark and others in the area LinkExternal link
NT8059 : Arable land, Bunkle by Richard Webb Arable land, Bunkle
Arable land with a burn running away from the camera towards Bonkyl Church.
NT8059 : Farmland at Bunkle by Walter Baxter Farmland at Bunkle
This field was viewed from the B6438. Bonkyl Church is in the background.
NT8059 : Bonkyl churchyard and apse  by M J Richardson Bonkyl churchyard and apse
Memorials, and the remains of the earlier church.
NT8059 : Gravestone at Bunkle Church by Lisa Jarvis Gravestone at Bunkle Church
Gravestone in Bunkle Parish Church that lies South of Duns on the Auchencraw road. Hellen Peacock obviously lived to a grand old age as did her husband.
NT8059 : A large grave monument in Bonkyl Parish Churchyard by Walter Baxter A large grave monument in Bonkyl Parish Churchyard
This mural monument is dedicated to the Turnbull family. The inscription panel reads as follows: In Memory of GEORGE TURNBULL sometime Writer in EDINBURGH who after a short life of virtue and piety Died on 11. October 1761 Also his... (more)
NT8059 : Apse of Bonkyl Old Kirk by Maigheach-gheal Apse of Bonkyl Old Kirk
The original church was demolished in 1820 and much of the material was used to build the new church. All that remains of the old kirk is the semi-circular apse and chancel arch which dates from the 11th century.

 
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