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Back at Cove Harbour, Scottish Borders—still searching for answers in those dangerous sea caves and tunnels! What secrets do you think are hidden beneath the cliffs?#ScottishBorders #CaveExploration #CoveHarbour #Adventure #SmugglersCaves #CoastalMystery #UrbanExploration | Discover Scottish Borders with Mark Nicol

I’m swapping history and comedy for hiking—walking from St Mary’s Loch to Broad Law, the highest point in the Scottish Borders. Let’s enjoy the scenery.#ScottishBorders #BroadLaw #HikingScotland #HillWalking #OutdoorAdventure #StMarysLoch #Scotland | Discover Scottish Borders with Mark Nicol

Drochil Castle is a ruined 16th century fortress in the Scottish Borders, about 10 km northwest of Peebles. It was built by James Douglas, 4th Earl of Morton, who was Regent of Scotland, starting around 1578. Morton intended it as a retirement palace rather than a purely military stronghold. Construction was never completed: Morton was executed in 1581, and the castle fell out of use by about 1630. The layout is unusual, with a “double-tenement” plan each floor contains a central corridor with s