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Lauder & Attractions |
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The
Flat Cat Gallery, Lauder - Attractions. |
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A few of the sites around
Lauder we recommend visiting... along with an hour relaxing at the Flat
Cat gallery of course.
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Oxton
Village
a
new website for Oxton and Channelkirk promoting Oxton, Channelkirk,
Lauder and the surrounding area, letting tourists and locals alike,
know what this region has to offer. |
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Thirlestane
Castle
The castle has it's origins
in the 13th century and was rebuilt as the Maitland family home in 1590
and greatly enhanced by the Duke of Lauderdale in the 1670's . Now in
the care of a Charitable Trust. |
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The Black Bull
Hotel
The Black Bull Hotel and
Restaurant offers great food and a warm welcome seven days a week, all
year round. Using only the best quality local beef, lamb, fish and
seasonal game, all prepared to order by owner/chef, Maureen Rennie. |
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Lauder Golf Club
One of the very few nine
hole courses left in the Scottish Borders, situated on gently sloping
parkland providing a real challenge to your game of golf combined with
stunning views of the Lauderdale district. |
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Lauder Common Riding
Lauder Common Riding takes
place on the first Saturday in August with a programme of events in the
week running up to the big day. The election of a Cornet and Cornet's
Lass has been an integral part since 1911. This event contributes much
to the life of the Royal Burgh. |
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Wooplaw Woods
Wooplaw Woods is an area of
woodland that is dedicated to community use and is there for people
like you to visit whenever you like. Within Wooplaw there are four
distinct areas – Big Wood, Axehead Wood, and Easter Park and Gullet
Wood which lies within easy walking distance on the Lauder to
Galashiels road. |
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Lauder Old Kirk
Lauder Parish Church, built
for The Duke of Lauderdale in 1673, is laid out unusually in the form
of a Greek Cross with the pulpit in the centre under the octagonal bell
tower; and the old box pews are retained. A worthy stop on the Lauder town trail. |
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