
6/8/04- N face with modern inscriptions (you can just about make out the word ‘tweed’ and possibly a date of ‘nov 193..‘
6/8/04- N face with modern inscriptions (you can just about make out the word ‘tweed’ and possibly a date of ‘nov 193..‘
6/8/04- E face
6/8/04- S face
6/8/04- W face
Friday 6/8/04
I almost couldn’t find this obvious stone- there was a car parked next to the cattle grid where this stands and as it’s only 86 cm high I just couldn’t see it til the last minute before I was just about to get back in the car! This stone is now a boundary marker and marks the boundary between Selkirkshire and Peebleshire. As is the case with many boundary stones this was probably a re-used monolith. It’s now aligned NE/SW and there is some carving on the W face-the only word I can make out is ‘Tweed’ (as in the river, not the cloth!).
An entry from Ancient Stones, an online database that covers most of the standing stones, stone circles and other stones found in South East Scotland. Each entry includes details, directions, photograph, folklore, parking and field notes on each location.