Category:The Ba' Green
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small field in Scottish Borders, Scotland, UK, south of the River Tweed | |||||
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Location | Scottish Borders, Scotland | ||||
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English: The Ba' Green is a small field in the Scottish Borders and is the only piece of Scotland south of the Tweed, downstream of Carham. The name of the field is supposedly from a game of mob football that was played annually between residents of Wark (England) and Coldstream (Scotland) to decide whether the field was in Scotland or England for the coming year.
Media in category "The Ba' Green"
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England-Scotland border at the Ba Green(geograph 5366162).jpg 1,196 × 1,600; 573 KB
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On The Border (geograph 5366147).jpg 1,600 × 1,201; 628 KB
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The Ba' Green (geograph 5366152).jpg 1,600 × 1,201; 510 KB