Image: Berwick town walls. - geograph.org.uk - 148782
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Description: Berwick town walls. Built in the 16th Century to successfully hold the enclave on the north shore of the Tweed. Border towns often have some interesting military works, especially if "behind enemy lines" and this is no exception with well preserved walls surrounding the centre, even along the river.
Title: Berwick town walls. - geograph.org.uk - 148782
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Author: Richard Webb
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