This gentleman had travelled all the way from Christchurch, New Zealand, to take part in the Clan Scott Gathering and the Muster of the Clans.
A rather misty view of Buccleuch, where the Scotts of Buccleuch originally came from.
A passing view of Dryhope, note the mediaeval peel tower in bottom right hand corner, a former Scott stronghold.
Your roving reporter from xmarksthescot during the lunch stop at St. Mary's Loch.
Newark Castle was built in 1423 for the Earls of Douglas. After the Douglas family fell from the King's favour the castle was forfeited and granted to the Scotts in 1550.
The west gable of Newark Castle.
From the approach path to Abbotsford House, which was constructed for Sir Walter Scott between 1818 and 1824.
Abbotsford House, the main frontage which faces the River Tweed.
The gardens at Abbotsford House.
One more instalment to follow shortly.
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