OS1/5/9/89
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WINDING BURN | Winding Burn Winding Burn Winding Burn Winding Burn |
James Hardy Penmanshiel James Bertram Hopepark Mr Bird Harelaw |
004.08 | A small stream, having it's source on Coldingham Moor. It flows in a southeasterly direction and empties itself into the Eye Water. |
| WINDING CAIRN (Remains of) | Winding Cairn [Remains of] Winding Cairn [Remains of] Winding Cairn [Remains of] Winding Cairn [Remains of] |
James Hardy Penmanshiel James Bertram Hopepark Mr Bird Harelaw |
004.08 | Remains of a large "Tumulus" composed of earth and stones. It has been nearly all taken away for gravel [?]. It cannot be now ascertained why it got this name. |
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[66 scored out]89 Sheet 4 - 8 Coldingham Trace 5 Collected by John McCabe c/a
Transcriber's notes
Transcription of the 'Situation Column'For 'Winding Cairn [Remains of] -
"Within a chain of the boundary of Cockburnspath Park. 27 chains from the south margin of the plan and about 1/2 mile weat Southwest from Gowell Hill."
For 'Winding Burn' -
"Crosses the Pk Bdy [Park Boundary?] about 8 chains nearly west from Winding Cairn, whence it flows South East till it crosses the Sheet line."
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