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Tweedsmuir

[tweedz-myoor]

noun

  1. Baron. Buchan, John.



Tweedsmuir

/ ˈtwiːdzmjʊə /

noun

  1. the title of Scottish novelist John Buchan See Buchan

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Meanwhile, in the Scottish Borders firefighters worked overnight on a 600m by 50m section of gorse near the the A70 Tweedsmuir.

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The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said the first call they received was about a car on fire on Penneld Road at 04:22 with the last report being about a vehicle on fire in Tweedsmuir Road at about 05:05.

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The jury was told that both her and her husband had been detained by murder inquiry officers while they were staying in Tweedsmuir in the Borders.

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The Shag and Tweedsmuir fires burning just eastward may have been the closest, but I’d seen a dozen others from a float plane over the Coast Range the day before.

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But being on the periphery of my party has given me a renewed appreciation for what Lord Tweedsmuir said.

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