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B709

B709 near its summit

Cattle grid on the B709

B709 below the Wiss

Gordon Arms Hotel

Approach to Langholm

Preparing to bridge the Yarrow Water

B709 passing Heriot Mill

The trip north goes on and on and....

Boonies Bend

Road junction at Tushielaw

B709 TOTSO

Looking north on the B709, which totsos to the right here, straight ahead being the B7007. The snowgates add to the middle of nowhere feeling, thought this is less than 20 miles from the centre of Edinburgh. 12/09/08

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Sep 15, 2008 by Hagbard

B709 at Eskdale Muir

In the foreground is pre-Worboys sign that has been well maintained. In the background at the actual junction a more modern equivalent has been provided.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on May 28, 2005 by A68Nick

Tweed Bridge, Innerleithen
A plaque on the bridge informs that it was erected in 1886 by 'The Peebles Shire Road Trustees', contractors Robertson & Co. of Workington, engineer R.S.Anderson. The bridge at one time was subject to a toll; the toll house is at the N end of the bridge, just into the next square.

Langholm
Bridge over the river Esk

Patched Pre-Worboys Sign on the B709 in Langholm. The patch replaces the A709 which used to extend into Langholm from Lockerbie.

Innerleithen Bridge carrying the B709 across the Tweed

Looking across Innerleithen Bridge over the Tweed at Innerleithen on the B709

Mountbenger Burn flows through rough country in the hills

Bend on B709 between Innerleithen and Montbenger

B709

White Esk Bridge, Eskdalemuir Ding from 1877, the White Esk Bridge is a 2-arch rubble-built bridge carrying the B709 across the River White Esk. It is a Category B listed building. https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/200342084-eskdalemuir-white-esk-bridge-eskdalemuir#.WdfcwTGWw5s

 

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