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	FishTweed - Middle Ettrick (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Ettrick provides 12 miles of mainly double bank fishing with 80 named pools providing fishing for 20 rods on a beat rotation basis (10 season tickets and 10 day tickets).
		Please note that the catch figures shown are for both the Ettrick and the Yarrow.
		Stephen Howard of the Trout and Salmon magazine described the Ettrick Valley together with the Upper Tweed as a 'picturesque place to be at any time of the year, but in autumn with the changing colours of the countryside, they really are outstandingly beautiful'.
	www.fishtweed.co.uk /middleettrick/river.asp?dom=FishTweed (325 words)

	River Ettrick
		Park in the lay by just before the bridge (room for 2 cars or 1 minibus + trailer) don't drive across the bridge as it is in a very poor state of repair and driving across is totally unnecessary and just likely to upset the hotel owner.
		The Ettrick comes from the same source hills as the Border Esk, so if it is runnable then so will the Ettrick be.
		Ettrick gorge(2/3): the main rapids of the gorge are below the pool after the manse falls.
	www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk /ettrick.htm (1027 words)

	Cycling In Scotland - Selkirk, Ettrick Water and Ashkirk
		Ettrick Bridge is the home of the former Liberal leader and the speaker of the Scottish Parliament, David Steel.
		There is a story that the original bridge was built after an incident when a baby was drowned when a horse stumbled crossing the river, there is a commemorative stone.
		Ettrick bridge was the birthplace of author James Hogg, perhaps not so well known as his friend Walter Scott, his best known work is Confessions of a Justified Sinner.
	cycling.visitscotland.com /sitewide/imported_routes/selkirk_ettrick_askirk (711 words)

	Tam Lin and Carterhaugh, Selkirk, Scotland
		The woods in which Tam Lin lives is given as Carterhaugh in many versions of the ballad.
		Carterhaugh is a genuine location, a tract of woods on the pennisula of land by the meeting of the Ettrick and Yarrow rivers in Selkirk, in Selkirkshire.
		Today, the Ettrick and Yarrow river regions still have restricted access, although this has more to do with property rights and fishing than fear of any guardians therein.
	www.tam-lin.org /carterhaugh.html (512 words)

	Ettrick Riverside News
		A fourth company has moved into the second floor of Ettrick Riverside Business Centre at Selkirk, less than a month after the completion of the latest stage of the development, with enquiries for space coming forward on an almost daily basis.
		Ettrick Riverside business centre at Selkirk has received international recognition for the quality and excellence of its fit-out.
		Ettrick Riverside at Selkirk, is currently staging a special “artist at work” exhibition as part of its continuing commitment to bridge the gap between business and the local community.
	www.scottish-enterprise.com /it/sedotcom_home/services-to-the-community/property/ettrickriverside/ettrickriverside-news.htm?siblingtoggle=1 (341 words)

	Grant-aided Restoration of Native Woods in the Tweed Valley
		The Light Oaks, two small oakwoods near Ettrick Bridge are the 'few specimens' of Ettrick Forest which 'still remain' referred to by the Duke of Buccleuch.
		On the Berwickshire coast wooded deans are the equivalent to the hill cleuchs, acting as refugia for ancient woodland and woodland species.
		Pease Bridge Glen and Tower Deans are amongst the most significant and are owned and managed by the Scottish Wildlife Trust.
	www.carrifran.org.uk /PAYNE.HTM (1133 words)

	Cottage rental accommodation in Scotland, Hyndhope, Ettrick Bridge
		Hyndhope Farm is just 3 miles south of the village of Ettrick Bridge (pub/bar meals) bordering the B7009 which runs through the very lovely Ettrick Valley from Selkirk (10 miles) in the central Borders down to Langholm (38 miles) in Dumfriesshire.
		This is wonderful hill country with quiet roads taking you easily through spectacular scenery to all the small Border towns and many places of interest, and the two very high standard holiday cottages attract many delighted visitors back year after year.
		Mossbrae Cottage is a detached cottage standing on rising ground at the side of small glen lined with fir-trees where the Dodhead Burn tumbles down to join the Ettrick Water.
	www.uniquescotland.com /hyndhope/index.html (397 words)

	Ettrickbridge Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Only with the coming of a bridge over the Ettrick Water at the east end of the village in the late 1700s did it become known as Ettrick-Brig-End, and later as Ettrickbridge.
		Ettrickbridge grew, as Kirkhope, partly as a result of mills built to exploit the power of the Ettrick Water in the 1700s (and now long gone), and partly to service traffic on the main route of the day from Selkirk to Moffat which forded the river here until the bridge was built.
		The role of servicing passing traffic has passed to the nice-looking Cross Keys, towards the western end of the village.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /ettrick/ettrickbridge (368 words)

	Tourist Information for Ettrick Bridge :: Yes Scotland Gazetteer :: YesScotland.com
		Scotland > South of Scotland > Selkirkshire > Ettrick Bridge
		Ettrick Bridge on the Ettrick water and in the middle of a former Royal Hunting Ground of Ettrick Forest.
		The bridge was washed away in 1777, however a stone was rescued which bears the Harden coat of arms which is associated with Sir Walter Scott has been built into the present day bridge.
	www.yesscotland.com /region764cos.php (107 words)

	Australia Business Directory of Australia South Australia Murray Lands Murray Bridge Ettrick Food Liquor of ...
		Australia > SA > Murray Lands > Murray Bridge > Ettrick
		Your business search results for : Food & Liquor in ETTRICK returns 0 result.
		Murray Bridge is a city council in Murray Lands, South Australia, Australia.
	www.street-directory.com.au /sd_new/business.cgi?UrlSD=Australia/SouthAustralia/MurrayLands/MurrayBridge/Ettrick/FoodLiquor&StateID=6&RegionID=34&CouncilID=476&SuburbID=9490&CategoryID=7&CalendarYear= (143 words)

	Ettrick Bridge Tourist Information on AboutBritain.com
		You are here: Towns -> Towns in Scottish Borders -> Ettrick Bridge
		Do you live in or near Ettrick Bridge, or perhaps you're a regular visitor?
		If so, why not help promote Ettrick Bridge to potential visitors by writing a description of the town for this page?
	www.aboutbritain.com /towns/ettrick-bridge.asp (363 words)

	Ettrick Bridge Directory of Places to Stay
		YesScotland.com: Directory of Places to Stay in Ettrick Bridge
		All > Scotland > South of Scotland > Selkirkshire > Ettrick Bridge
		Click on an area to zoom into that location and then simply tick the boxes and press search!
	www.yesscotland.com /places_to_stay__in_Ettrick_sp_Bridge_764.php (94 words)

	Top 20 Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		After the first permanent English settlement was established later that year at Jamestown, Captain Christopher Newport and Captain John Smith set sail ten days after landing at Jamestown, traveling northwest up Powhatan's River (now known as the James River) to Powhatan Hill.
		The first expedition consisted of 120 men from Jamestown, and made the first attempt to settle at the Falls of the James, located between the 14th Street Bridge in modern downtown Richmond and the Pony Pasture (a recreational area along the banks of the river south of the City of Richmond).
		Virginia State University is located about 20 miles south of Richmond, in the suburb of Ettrick, just outside Petersburg.
	encyc.connectonline.com /index.php/Richmond,_Virginia (5566 words)

	Gazetteer for Scotland: Sources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		DTZ Pieda Consulting (ed.) (1999) Skye Bridge: Socio Economic Impact Evaluation.
		Durie, Alastair J. (1993) Bridge of Allan, 'Queen of the Scottish Spas': 19th century Development as a Health Resort.
		Paxton, Roland and Ted Ruddock (1980) A Heritage of Bridges between Edinburgh, Kelso and Berwick.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk /scotgaz/Sources.html (5487 words)

	Scran - A horse drawn coach passing through Ettrick Bridge End, Scottish Borders
		Scran - A horse drawn coach passing through Ettrick Bridge End, Scottish Borders
		Title: A horse drawn coach passing through Ettrick Bridge End, Scottish Borders
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	www.scran.ac.uk /database/record.php?usi=000-000-112-728-C&scache=4g545bzkj8&searchdb=scran (94 words)

	Michael R. Thompson Bookseller (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Bridge: A Chapter in the History of Building.
		Edited by the Ettrick Shepherd, and William Motherwell.
		The Bridge., With an Introduction by Malcolm Cowley and Photographs by Richard Benson.
	www.polybiblio.com /mrtbksla (10539 words)

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