The Henry Scott Riddell Monument

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The Henry Scott Riddell Monument

Image: © Walter Baxter Taken: 20 Jun 2009

It had been an overcast day but while travelling on the A7 towards Hawick, the sun came out for a few minutes and highlighted the monument on Dryden Knowes at Teviothead, against a heavy sky. The 13m high cairn was erected in 1874 in memory of the poet Henry Scott Riddell. For a closer view of the monument and inscription details, see Image

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Image Location

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Latitude
55.350136
Longitude
-2.931669