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The central portion (now destroyed) of the Scots' Dike at the Scottish Border. Circa 1924.

By Mr Donald Scott. From John Logan Mack. (1926). 'The Border Line' by Oliver & Boyd. Page 96.

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current	12:18, 4 September 2007	2,256×2,672 (1.74 MB)	Rosser1954 (Talk \| contribs)	(The central portion (now destroyed) of the Scots' Dike at the Scottish Border. Circa 1924. By Mr Donald Scott. From John Logan Mack. (1926). 'The Border Line' by Oliver & Boyd. Page 96. The photograph directly illustrates the text of this article. )