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Looking north-east along the path, which carries on to the left of both of the plantations of trees in the middle distance. Beyond, at the foot of Lee Pen, lies the town of Innerleithen.

The Southern Upland Way makes a lovely gentle descent for three miles from Blake Muir to Traquair, with the Tweed valley and the hills above Innerleithen stretched out in front. In the foreground the remains of a wall and farm machinery... (more)

The Fethan Burn, which flows into the Quair Water and so into the Tweed, is in the nearby valley (bottom right). Glen House is in the middle distance and the edge of Cardrona Forest NT2934 is on the skyline.

Rough grazing on this grassy ridge above The Glen. The fence is not shown on the 1:25,000 map.

The line of the Frithan Burn can be seen cutting between Larch Knowe, on the left, and Fethan Hill, on the right.

The gentle descent from Blake Muir towards Traquair. The Southern Upland Way passes just to the left of the two nearest stretches of forest. Innerleithen is in the distance with Lee Pen, 502m, conspicuous to the left.

Just who is that tall, thin guy walking the Southern Upland way? Could it be Dugswell2 at 5 foot 4.5 inches?

Near the top of the fine descent to Traquair.

Path descending a ridge towards Traquair. A very fine descent.

View along the Fethan Burn towards The Glen.

Gate and stile at a fence not shown on the 1:25,000 map. The trampled ground is courtesy of a herd of black cattle grazing on the hill.

Two members of a herd on the ridge of Newhall Hill south of Traquair.