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The pump stands beside the minor road through the village. For a wider view [[2608185]]
©Miss Steel
For a closer view of the pump [[2608179]]
©Miss Steel
©Richard Webb
In Berwickshire. The village was situated to the south-west of the present hamlet and had its own church until after the Reformation when Ladykirk, Horndean and Upsettlington merged in to one parish.
©jim and liz denham
Ivyclad ruin in small woodland in the centre of tiny Horndean. The map suggests that the village once had a different site, with a ruined church above the Horn Dean and Tweed to the east.
©Richard Webb
The C96 road from Norham Bridge through Ladykirk and Horndean to the B6461 Kelso-Berwick upon Tweed road is a favourite for car enthusiasts travelling through the Scottish Borders. This beautiful MG travelled the road on a sunny day, 30th April 2011.
©Rod Gray
The C96 road through Ladykirk and Horndean village to the B6461 Kelso-Swinton-Berwick road is a favourite for car enthusiasts. This, taken 30th April 2011, shows a beautifully maintained MG, one of more than 50 MG cars that day ambling through the sunshine, north to the B6461.
©Rod Gray
The wall beside the road is decked out in mauve Aubretia and ferns.
©Miss Steel
The walls and verges beside the road are decked out in spring colours of mauve Aubretia and yellow Daffodils.
©Miss Steel
Victorian reign postbox set into the wall [[2608248]]
©Miss Steel
Dist:0.3km<br/>The sun lights up the trees in Horndean village. 8th Jan 2010
©Rod Gray
Dist:0.3km<br/>Looking north on the C96 through Horndean village on 29th November 2010. A week later a further heavy snowfall closed the road for several days
©Rod Gray
Dist:0.3km<br/>November 2010 brought an unexpected heavy snowfall to Horndean village in the Scottish Borders. A week later, early December a further fall closed the C96 road for a week
©Rod Gray
Dist:0.3km<br/>This beautiful MG travelled through Horndean village in the Scottish Borders on a sunny 30th April 2011
©Rod Gray
Dist:0.3km<br/>The farm track follows the well maintained hedge and gives walkers access to the Meuchel stone. The field is planted to cereal.
©Miss Steel

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