Day 11/13 Innerleithen Norham - 4K

We set out on a 13 day, 600 mile cycle adventure in late September 2022. Our route started on the east coast or Northumberland at Cambois, where we travelled along national cycle routes 10 & 72 to Hexham on the first day. Subsequent days took us further west to Carlisle and then into Scotland, traveling west along the Solway coastline. Then turning towards Ayr via the long slow climbs of Galloway and Maybole before arriving in Ayr. Heading inland towards Glasgow, the Kelpies and Edinburgh. Striking south from Edinburgh to Innerleithen and back to the English border town of Norham. Then onto our final stages of Seahouses on the Northumbrian east coast and Cambois.
Our final destination.
Innerleithen
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Melrose
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Kelso
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Norham
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Norham Bike Yard
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Cafe U
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Coast and Castles South cycle route
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Sustrans
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OS Map
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00:00 - Innerleithen
00:45 - River Tweed
03:09 - Thornielee Railway Station
06:29 - Melrose
09:12 - Dryburgh Abbey Bridge
10:43 - Kelso
13:05 - Eccles
15:46 - Scottish - English border
16:28 - Norham
16:46 - Statistics
17:01 - Map
19:16 - Next

[@DavidMackenzie]

Another interesting video. Pleased the rain didn't stop you videoing!

[@bimblingabout]

Thanks David, it was the end of one of our GoPro’s which had been playing up throughout the whole trip. At least it stopped raining before we reached the accommodation.

[@tonypaddler]

Great video with nice music.
I was cycling and camping in that area last week, it's lovely isn't it 🙂
Upon cycling into Eccles, I too was a little bemused at the name, thinking of Lancashire Eccles cakes 🤔
Cheers 🚲⛺👍

[@bimblingabout]

We have promised ourselves trip back at some point, there were so many interesting places that we did not have time to see. Do you have any comping recommendations? I think the fine people of Eccles missed a trick, a shop selling Eccles cakes to passing tourists would go down well.