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| Dawyck Botanic Garden covers 62 acres, located at Stobo, which is 8 miles south of Peebles. All photo's in this series were taken by Lynda Braithwaite. |
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| A garden cat. |
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| The Visitor Centre. |
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| A view fro the Garden cafe window. |
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| Through the Garden. |
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| Trillium. |
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| Seed carving. |
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| Among the trees. |
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| Redwood trees. |
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| Alongside the burn. |
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| Sit by a giant? |
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| Follow the Garden trail. |
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| The Glen. |
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| Giant trees. |
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| Drill. |
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| Field Kitchen. |
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| All quiet at Rawtenstall, with even the Oompah Band taking a rest. |
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| Headquarters. |
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| Spot the dog - see next photo! |
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| German guard dog. |
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| The preserved East Lancashire Railway stage a popular annual 1940s weekend, where everyone is invited to dress in suitable attire. The station at Rawtenstall becomes a 'German outpost.' |
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| 1940s style. |
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| A German oompah band entertain passengers on Rawtenstall platform. |
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| They let me pass by! |
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| A Field Hospital. |
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| Guarding the trains. |
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| Hope Park lies between the town of Keswick and Derwentwater. Thousands pass by or through it on their way to the lake every year. |
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| As can be seen, the Park is well maintained. |
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| Through the arch, in the opposite direction to the previous photo. |
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| Low cloud over the mountains. |
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| Everything had been freshened up after a heavy shower of rain. |
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| Over the footbridge. |
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| Gate to Stobo Parish Church, which is situated near Peebles. It is believed there has been a Church on this site since the 6th Century. All photo's in this set were taken by Lynda Braithwaite. |
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| The Church, which has been modified over the years, although some parts of it date from the 12th Century. |
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| One of the stained glass windows. |
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| Memorial to a former Minister. |
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| The Nave. |
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| Side Chapel. |
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| The Merlin Window. |
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| Old carved stone. |
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| In the Chapel. |
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| View from the Church door. |
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| Outside the Church. |
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| The Churchyard. |
