At the southern end of Newcastleton take a left, heading up the hill past Sorbietrees and down to Kershope Bridge, right up the steep hill to the telephone box and onward to Bailey Mill.
Keep your eyes peeled and follow the Route 10 signs towards Bewcastle. You will soon see a handsome cluster of white buildings that looks as if they have been transported from the Dordogne and carefully placed in this harsher clime. This is Bailey Mill, an excellent stop off, whether for food and drink or an overnight stay.

8. Bailey		Back to
Pam Copeland		Bailey Mill, Bailey, nr Newcastleton, Roxburghshire, TD9 0TR
Tel/Fax		016977 48617
Web		www.baileycottages-riding-racing.com
Email		pam@baileymill.fsnet.co.uk
Rooms		2S, 5D, 5T, 4F
B&B		£25-£35
Packed Lunch		from £4
Evening Meals		from £10 for 2 courses

Jacuzzi, sauna, public bar, restaurant and all-round comfort. A great stopping off point in one of the more remote areas of the Borderlands. Secure storage, a hose to wash them down, plus drying rooms. The complex of old farm buildings look as if they have been transported from the Dordogne.