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Kershopefoot is a
small hamlet in ****bria, England,
traditionally in ****berland. It is
located very
close to the Scotland-England
border and is near the...
- watercress, from Old
English êacerse,
including Kersey, Kesgrave, Kersal, and
Kershopefoot.
Watercress crops grown in the
presence of
manure can be an environment...
- the
village of
Newcastleton (also
known as
Copshaw Holm) to that of
Kershopefoot,
where the burn
begins to mark the Anglo-Scottish border.
Liddel Water...
- Kershopehead, a
farmstead in ****bria. The
river runs into
Liddel Water at
Kershopefoot,
after which Liddel Water marks the
boundary between England and Scotland...
- (Tweed)
Arthuret Blackpool Gate
Carlisle Hethersgill County of ****berland
Kershopefoot Longtown Skitby Stapleton Ancroft Barmoor Castle Barrow Burn Beadnell...
- Whitebridge, Grantown-on-Spey and
Laggan and base
camps in Kielder,
Kershopefoot, Glenfinart,
Glenbranter and Lochgilphead. At the end of the war and...
- Kells, Kelsick,
Kelton Head,
Kendal Kentmere, Kentrigg,
Kents Bank,
Kershopefoot Keswick Killington, Kilnhill, Kingmoor, King's
Meaburn Kingside Hill...
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Kershope Foot
railway station served the
hamlet of
Kershopefoot, ****bria, from 1862 to 1969 on the
Border Union Railway. The
station opened on 1 March...
- in 1330, to run
along the
course of the Esk and
Liddel from
Gretna to
Kershopefoot to
delineate between the
English and
Scottish West Marches. In practice...
-
Forestry Commission.
Hamlets in the
parish include Catlowdy, Penton,
Kershopefoot, and Warwicksland.
Being located on the
border between England and Scotland...
