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1. sobt.co.uk › walk-stichill-linnWalk: The muckle trickle at Stichill | Scotland Off the ...

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   📌 Stichill, Scottish Borders ★★★ A few miles north of Kelso, the usually unexciting Eden Water abruptly plunges over a rocky lip amidst a wooded glade.The increasingly popular beauty spot is part of the old Newton Don estate, with an old folly decorating the approach; best views of the falls are actually from the north bank, which is accessible by stepping stones but only in times of ...

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2. www.fiveturrets.com › post › stichill-linn-scotlandStichill Linn - Scotland’s secret waterfall - The Five Turrets

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   Jan 28, 2020 · Jan 28, 2020. Stichill Linn - Scotland’s secret waterfall. Tucked away in the Scottish Borders sits one of Scotland’s most closely-kept secrets. You hear the waterfall before you see it, the roar rising as you approach through the trees and then there it is, tumbling and crashing over the rocks ahead. The water falls 40ft or more in a ...

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3. www.parksandgardens.org › places › newton-don-nenthornNewton Don, Nenthorn - Kelso - Parks & Gardens

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   Architectural Features. Newton Don is a largely unembellished Neo-classical house constructed in 1817-20 to designs by Robert Smirke. It comprises a central, 3-storey block flanked by 2-storey, bow-fronted wings and partially incorporates the fabric of an earlier, 18th-century house.

4. www.newtondon.uk › locationLocation — Newton Don

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   The main entrance to Newton Don is off the A6089, 2 miles North of Kelso. For visitors travelling from the North, you will take the second turning on the left after the village Nenthorn, where you will see a gate lodge.

5. www.tripadvisor.co.uk › Attraction_Review-g315956BECKY FALLS (2024) All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with ...

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   10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Write a review. About. Set within a spectacular ancient valley, Dartmoor’s famous Becky Falls has been attracting visitors since 1903, and no trip to Devon would be complete without a visit. Take time to explore over 50 acres of woodland and streams which are rich in wildlife. There is a choice of trails.

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6. blog.gooutdoors.co.uk › 15-waterfalls-visit-in-the-uk15 Waterfalls to Visit in the UK | GO Outdoors Blog

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   14. Glenoe Waterfall, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Arguably one of the most picturesque waterfalls in Northern Ireland, Glenoe Waterfall is a short walk from the village of Glenoe in County Antrim. The short walk weaves it’s way through the glen to one of the most favoured photo spots in County Antrim.

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   Where is the best place to see Newton Don falls?

   • The increasingly popular beauty spot is part of the old Newton Don estate, with an old folly decorating the approach; best views of the falls are actually from the north bank, which is accessible by stepping stones but only in times of low flow.

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   Where is Newton Don?

   • Location and Setting Located just over 2 miles (3.5km) north east of Kelso, Newton Don is set within the open, rolling farmland of the Tweed valley lowlands. Sheltered policy fields occupy the western half of the designed landscape, while the house, main parks and woodlands are located towards the east.

   Newton Don, Nenthorn - Kelso - Parks & Gardens

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   Is Newton Don a good place to live?

   • It is a park and woodland landscape, with excellent panoramic views, associated policy fields, and good estate architecture, including a sizable stable courtyard, lodges and walled garden. Location and Setting Located just over 2 miles (3.5km) north east of Kelso, Newton Don is set within the open, rolling farmland of the Tweed valley lowlands.

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   Where are the best waterfalls in Northern Ireland?

   • Arguably one of the most picturesque waterfalls in Northern Ireland, Glenoe Waterfall is a short walk from the village of Glenoe in County Antrim. The short walk weaves it’s way through the glen to one of the most favoured photo spots in County Antrim. You can download the route for this walk here.

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   What is Newton Don famous for?

   • The designed landscape at Newton Don has grazed parkland and attractive mixed woodland dating from the early-19th century. Shrubberies and flower gardens date from the late-19th century. The Eden Water and its waterfall is a distinctive feature of the estate.

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   What architectural features does Newton Don have?

   • Architectural Features Newton Don is a largely unembellished Neo-classical house constructed in 1817-20 to designs by Robert Smirke. It comprises a central, 3-storey block flanked by 2-storey, bow-fronted wings and partially incorporates the fabric of an earlier, 18th-century house.

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8. www.beckyfalls.com › the-waterfallThe Waterfall - Becky Falls

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   70ft cascade! In a landscape carved out in the last Ice Age over 12,000 years ago, the Becky Falls waterfall sits at the heart of the park in a stunning boulder strewn valley. The waterfall itself is 70ft high and over 35ft wide in parts where the Becka Brook runs between the huge granite boulders and onward down the Bovey valley.