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Blackhope Scar is a hill in the
Moorfoot Hills range, part of the
Southern Uplands of Scotland. It lies to the
northeast of the town of
Peebles and is...
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Scottish Borders Council Area.
Other hills in the
Moorfoot Hills include Blackhope Scar (651m),
Dewar Hill,
Garvald Law,
Rough Moss (601m).
Other places...
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Hills in the centre-south and the
Lammermuir Hills in the far south-east.
Blackhope Scar on the
border with
Peeblesshire is the
highest point in the county...
- at the
southernmost extremity of Midlothian, on the
western slopes of
Blackhope Scar (the
highest of the
Moorfoot Hills). It
flows north through Gladhouse...
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Blackhope Scar 651 282 2,136 925 28A 73 55.723251660072;-3.0921005173995 NT315483]...
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known as
Blackhope. The
normal route is from the
southern ridge, p****ing over
Swatte Fell and can be
extended to
include a full loop of
Blackhope, finishing...
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ridge is
steep and
craggy and
features a deep
corrie known as
Blackhope, from
which a po****r rock climb, the
Coomb Craig ridge, originates, finishing...
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dramatic position on a small, gr****y
ridge in
between two deep glens,
Blackhope and Carrifran, it
awards excellent views into the rest of the
Moffat Hills...
- Farm, near to
Moffat Water, was once been the home of a brownie. The
Blackhope Burn
joins Moffat Water close to a farm
called Capplegill (OS. Ref. NT147098)...
- as the Earl of
Lothian by
special grant in 1631. Sir
William Kerr of
Blackhope claimed the
title of Earl of
Lothian as
nearest male heir,
despite the...
