If you are heading towards Dryburgh Abbey along the B6356 look out for the sign for Scott’s View and make the time to stop at the car park and enjoy the view that inspired the writing of Sir Walter Scott. It’s a panoramic view of the Scottish Borders, the meandering River Tweed and the Eildon Hills and a view that this writer came back to admire time and time again. Once you have seen it for yourself you too will want to return over and over again.