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Hawick folk urged to turn out for tribute to horse statue sculptor

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As badass fiddler and all-round fireball with The Wilders, Betse Ellis was renowned for bringing serious edge to every note as part of a powerful on stage presence. And audiences at the Eastgate Theatre, Peebles later this month (September 22) will discover that she has lost none of that energy in her latest musical incarnation, playing with Clarke Wyatt in a fiddle and banjo duo with a dazzling sense of adventure.

Go wild with Betse and Clarke Explorers of Ozark music

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A previous Galashiels Walk a Mile arranged by See Me Champion Bridget Dickson.

Dust off your walking boots to support mental health charity

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Stringhenge - the latest musical adventure by the stand-up, barefoot, un-classical guitarist and composer Richard Durrant features British folk melodies played alongside unaccompanied Bach, several originals and a fascinating collection of tunes inspired by the landscape.

Maverick barefoot musician

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Local photographers wanted to capture iconic buildings

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Explore the world through the lens of cameraman Doug Allan

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Baile head a cracking line-up for start of RHFC’s new season

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Small is beautiful for Scotland’s Electric Fields, a festival getting bigger and better each year

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Spectators and exhibitors in the field.

Copshaw is holm to its 124th village show

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Young handlers at the 2016 show.

Roberton asks for all hands on deck for show

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Go wild with Betse and Clarke Explorers of Ozark music

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Stringhenge - the latest musical adventure by the stand-up, barefoot, un-classical guitarist and composer Richard Durrant features British folk melodies played alongside unaccompanied Bach, several originals and a fascinating collection of tunes inspired by the landscape.

Maverick barefoot musician

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Rolling Hills Folk Club (RHFC) launches into its new season with Baile on September 7.'Baile are a Glaswegian trio comprising of Cameron Sharp, Euan McLaughlin and Callum Convoy, who produce wonderful music with Scottish Border pipes, whistles, bodhran and guitar.

Baile head a cracking line-up for start of RHFC’s new season

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Noel Gallagher at Electric Fields 2018. Photo: Gaelle Beri.

Small is beautiful for Scotland’s Electric Fields, a festival getting bigger and better each year

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Catfish and the Bottlemen frontman Van McCann at Kendal Calling. Photo: Scott Salt/Kendal Calling.

A hard rain was going to fall, but 2018’s Kendal Calling was anything but a washout

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Ian Landles at the horse statue in Hawick.

Hawick folk urged to turn out for tribute to horse statue sculptor

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A previous Galashiels Walk a Mile arranged by See Me Champion Bridget Dickson.

Dust off your walking boots to support mental health charity

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Wikipedia and their sponsor, Archaeology Scotland and Wikimedia UK, are calling all professional and amateur photographers to take part in this year's 'Wiki Loves Monuments' photography competition as part of Scottish Archaeology Month.

Local photographers wanted to capture iconic buildings

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Multi-award winning wildlife cameraman Doug Allan regales audiences with an evening of behind the scenes stories for all the family, with highlights from the most challenging assignments of his 35 years filming wildlife in the remotest places on Earth at the Buccleuch Centre, Langholm on October 7 and Eastgate Theatre, Peebles on October 20.

Explore the world through the lens of cameraman Doug Allan

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