The Return Flight , Scott's View Scotland

About Scott's View
This outstanding view of the River Tweed and Eildon Hills was Sir Walter Scott’s favourite view. The story is told that when his funeral cortege was making its way to nearby Dryburgh Abbey from his home at Abbotsford, the horses stopped, unbidden, at the spot - they were so used to stopping there during Scott’s visits to the area. The view takes in the Eildon Hills, the River Tweed and the original site of the Abbey at Melrose.
The three peaks that make up the Eildon Hills are a reminder of the volcanic activity that once took place in the area, and are visible across the surrounding landscapes.
The scenic viewpoint can be accessed by car from the B6404 on the road from St Boswells to Kelso and then turning off towards Dryburgh Abbey.

[@MoonRabbitFPV]

Fantastic 👊😎

[@jaybee2786]

Thank you

[@ladyintheskyuk]

Wonderful flight. Stunning 👌 😍

[@jaybee2786]

Thank you

[@eyeintheskydrone4k]

Cool flight John loving g the low clouds.

[@jaybee2786]

when i arrived it was like pea soup

[@drone_sixoch]

Thank you for sharing the magnificent Scottish scenery. The mist was magical👍

[@jaybee2786]

Thank you

[@scotlandshistory]

Very atmospheric with the mist.

[@jaybee2786]

Thank youb

[@DroneShowLive]

Awesome job John we’ve added to the playlist and will let you know the date it’s coming up 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💚🍀

[@jaybee2786]

Cheers tony

[@thomaswalker8790]

This one's a whole heck of a lot better than the one before ❤❤❤❤

[@jaybee2786]

Thank you

[@jimthorleydronefootage]

We are in the realm of cold misty mornings John 👏🎥👍

[@jaybee2786]

Yes we are

[@mickeytheviewmoo]

Love the scene at [2:30]

[@jaybee2786]

When I 1st arrived all of it was covered in low cloud