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Kielder Moor divided between nations.
A drystone wall marking the dividing line between nations in Kielder Forest.
A hamlet divided between nations near Scotsdike.
A hedge divided between nations near Duke's Strip.
A field and power lines divided between nations as the border follows the river Sark.
Kielder Moor divided between nations.
A drystone wall marking the dividing line between nations in Kielder Forest.
A hamlet divided between nations near Scotsdike.
A hedge divided between nations near Duke's Strip.
A field and power lines divided between nations as the border follows the river Sark.
Looking straight along the borderline at the A1 border crossing.
Metamorphic rock, created when the continents Avalonia and Laurentia collided, divided between nations.
A farmer’s ramp crosses from one nation to another in the North Tyne Valley.
Looking along the borderline where the centre of the River Tweed once ran.
Looking along the borderline and a property divided between nations.
A birch tree divided between nations as it grows out of the Scotsdike.
A border marker identifying the divide between nations on Kielder Moor.
Car tracks crossing between nations over the River Tweed.
The Boundary Lane divided between nations.
Sedimentary limestone, created by river deposits hundreds of millions of years ago, divided between nations.
A stream divided between nations at Coquet Head in the Cheviot Hills.
A house with the national divide running through the grass near the edge of the property.
The borderline dividing the Cheviot Hills.
Part of the English side of the River Tweed washed away by flooding.
A national flag worn down by the elements at the Carter Bar border crossing.
A field divided between nations near Duke’s Strip.
A stile allowing walkers to cross between nations.
Fence posts marking the border amongst fallen pine trees in the North Tyne Valley.
Entering the border village of Kershopefoot.
A rocky beach divided between nations on the North Sea.
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Kielder Moor divided between nations.
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A drystone wall marking the dividing line between nations in Kielder Forest.
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A hamlet divided between nations near Scotsdike.
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A hedge divided between nations near Duke's Strip.
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A field and power lines divided between nations as the border follows the river Sark.
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Looking straight along the borderline at the A1 border crossing.
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Metamorphic rock, created when the continents Avalonia and Laurentia collided, divided between nations.
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A farmer’s ramp crosses from one nation to another in the North Tyne Valley.
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Looking along the borderline where the centre of the River Tweed once ran.
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Looking along the borderline and a property divided between nations.
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A birch tree divided between nations as it grows out of the Scotsdike.
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A border marker identifying the divide between nations on Kielder Moor.
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Car tracks crossing between nations over the River Tweed.
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The Boundary Lane divided between nations.
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Sedimentary limestone, created by river deposits hundreds of millions of years ago, divided between nations.
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A stream divided between nations at Coquet Head in the Cheviot Hills.
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A house with the national divide running through the grass near the edge of the property.
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The borderline dividing the Cheviot Hills.
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Part of the English side of the River Tweed washed away by flooding.
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A national flag worn down by the elements at the Carter Bar border crossing.
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A field divided between nations near Duke’s Strip.
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A stile allowing walkers to cross between nations.
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Fence posts marking the border amongst fallen pine trees in the North Tyne Valley.
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Entering the border village of Kershopefoot.
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A rocky beach divided between nations on the North Sea.
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