The Avon Acqueduct, 250 m. long, in twelve arches over the river Avon near Linlithgow, Scotland
The Avon River, as seen from the aqueduct, near Linlithgow, Scotland
The River Tweed 2010-10-16 On the left is Scotland - specifically the town of Coldstream. On the right is England. For a few hundred years (until 1856), Coldstream was just a popular as Gretna Green for "marriages without prior notice" [my wife informs me that all readers of English romance literature will know these names]. It is also the home of the Coldstream Guards, the oldest regiment in the British Regular Army. A small town, but very nice, friendly, and wonderful landscapes. Thanks to all who commented on my Falkirk Wheel pictures. Very appreciated as always.
![The River Tweed
2010-10-16 On the left is Scotland - specifically the town of Coldstream. On the right is England. For a few hundred years (until 1856), Coldstream was just a popular as Gretna Green for "marriages without prior notice" [my wife informs me that all readers of English romance literature will know these names]. It is also the home of the Coldstream Guards, the oldest regiment in the British Regular Army. A small town, but very nice, friendly, and wonderful landscapes.
Thanks to all who commented on my Falkirk Wheel pictures. Very appreciated as always.](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-GRVk5j5/0/L/i-GRVk5j5-L.jpg)