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Wilton Hill Terrace, HAWICK, TD9 8BG

The path follows the route of the former Waverley Line as the Leisure Centre was built on the site of the railway station. On the left is a small skateboard area with a children's playground further along.

Hawick fire station, Howdenbank, Hawick, Lothian & Borders, showing a different angle to Image

A skate park lying within a broad green belt along the line of the old "Waverley" line from Carlisle to Edinburgh.

Situated at Wilton Hill opposite the police station headquarters.

The road at the north side of the town, runs adjacent to the cemetery.

Some interesting graffiti (with equally 'interesting' language) on the front of warehouse B, behind Riversdale Mill on Mansfield Square.

A blurry camera-phone picture taken at about 5pm on Boxing Day 2004, from a flat on Rosevale Street. The wet and empty car park of Eastfield Mills is visible below. The white streetlights to the left are from the Waverley Walk, above which you can see lights from Wilton Hill Terrace and Chay Blyth Place.

This 65 metre blade weighing 16 tonnes was photographed from an elevated position at the roundabout near Morrisons as it was slowly moving on the A7 at Wilton Hill. The blades are transported on a blade lifter from a transition point near St Boswells to the Pines Burn Wind Farm approximately 6km southwest of Bonchester Bridge. On straight roads the blade is almost horizontal but on tight corners and in built up areas the blade can be raised to an angle of sixty degrees.

Looking south-eastward.

This footpath runs along the line of the old "Waverley" line from Carlisle to Edinburgh. Here it is followed by the Border Abbeys Way, a circular long-distance walking route in the Scottish Borders. To the right is a large car park adjacent to the Teviotdale Leisure Centre.