After we left Berwick Upon Tweed we followed the Tweed River, stopping at Coldstream
(just over the border in Scotland). The
day was calm and a fisherman was fly fishing in the river. We stopped at the plaque beside the bridge
where Burns first stepped into England, fell on his knees and recited four
lines from his poem beginning “Oh, Scotia…”
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| Bridge and Burns statue at Coldstream |
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| River Tweed from Coldstream bridge |
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