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| Gulley Sike | Gulley Sike | Mr. Dodd | 90 Chains East | A Small Stream having its | ||
| Gulley Sike | Mr. John Davison | of Broomy | Source near the Southern boundary | |||
| Gulley Sike | Mr. George Beaty | Linn. | of this parish, flowing in a |
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| northerly direction down the Southern | ||||||
| face of the valley through which | ||||||
| flows Humble Burn | ||||||
| The altitude between the Confluence | ||||||
| of this Stream with Humble Burn | ||||||
| and its Source accounts for the | ||||||
| name. | ||||||
| Broomy Linn | Broomy Linn | Mr. Dodd | 33 Chains north | A ledge of rocks (nearly per- | ||
| Broomy Linn | Mr. Greeves | of Story’s Gairs | pendicular) at the bottom of which | |||
| Broomy Linn | Mr. John Davison (Whickhope) | are a number of large boulders | ||||
| Situated on the South Side of | ||||||
| Back Burn. | ||||||
| Linn generally applies to a | ||||||
| waterfall, but in Some cases (in | ||||||
| this vicinity) to rocks verging | ||||||
| a Stream for example this. | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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