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A walk out on to Burgh Marsh

March 26, 2012 By admin Leave a Comment

Many sheep graze on the grass growing on the sand and mud

Walking out onto the flat grass covered of land at the head of the Solway Estuary our noses were filled with seaside smells.

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Hadrian’s Wall path at Drumburgh

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August 18, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Many walkers and cyclists will know the Drumburgh area as one of the points on the Hadrian’s Wall walk or cycle trails in Cumbria.

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King Edward monument – Burgh by Sands

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March 23, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Yesterday our update ended after our walk in Finglandrigg Wood however, we managed to get a second walk done as we visited the King Edward 1 Monument at Burgh by Sands. Burgh, pronounced brough as in woof, is on the Solway plain between Scotland and England and is the site possibly for the remotest monument for [...]