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Cross Keys Hotel Kelso

The Square Kelso, Borders, Scotland, TD5 7HL, United Kingdom

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7 weeks, 5 days and 3 resignations.

A travel blog entry by alisonandewen

... We have to keep super saving, so keep an eye posted on our ebay account for any purchases you wish to make!

On a more positive note, we've 'resigned' from 3 jobs this week - a very exciting feeling!

I think that's about all for now. There won't be an awful lot of goss until after the 5th of March!


Take care

Alison x
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A wee trip to Scotland for Hogmanay

A travel blog entry by hanhanmarie

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... at Eilidh's we popped over to Edinburgh to see Ben and spend new year there. Ben took Kelly and I on a tour of old town where we took in the sights at the royal mile! I was really impressed with Scotland on New Years eve. The streets were relatively clam and it was so easy to leave where we were at 1140 and walk to a bridge to see the fireworks! Now I'm back in Leeds and avoiding my work by updating my blog! ...

Scotland at Last!

A travel blog entry by centaur169

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... to help alleviate the housing shortage. Glasgow would also undertake the development of its peripheral housing estates. East Kilbride was the first of five new towns in Scotland to be designated, in 1947, followed by Glenrothes (1948), Cumbernauld (1956), Livingston (1962) and Irvine ...

The Last Border Abbey

A travel blog entry by 35mph

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There isn't much left of Kelso abbey. In fact we drove straight past it the first time round and had to come back. Kelso has been more systematically destroyed that the other three Border abbeys and it also suffered the indignity at one time of being 'restored' though this has now been undone.

HVM though that Kelso had the look of a French town and he's right, especially around the ...

Another madman encountered.

A travel blog entry by tomburden

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... a compliment to the social character of the area and its inhabitants. It should be explained that Ivor is one of the residents, of our very comfortable accommodation which is provided for us in Clydebank by Ivor and Sheila, for which we are very grateful. The only downside is that Cheesey and I have to sleep in the same double bed. There are some who claim that this should not be too difficult since we have already been photographed in ...

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