Unfarmed land on the fringe of Eyemouth
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The photograph on this page of Unfarmed land on the fringe of Eyemouth by Graham Robson as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Graham Robson Taken: 21 Jan 2014
An unfarmed field field on the fringe of Eyemouth. The presence of a what looks like a fairly recently completed housing development on the other side of the field suggests that the land is owned by the developer and more houses were or are planned to be built on the site. However owing to factors unknown (possibly including the economic situation of the country in recent years) the site is still undeveloped and hasn't been put back into agriculture so is currently being utilised by dog walkers.