"Jedburgh Abbey was founded by David I in the years before he became King of Scots, and was an important abbey in the 12th and 13th centuries. It occupied a strategic position right on the border with Northumbria - which the Scots either occupied or claimed as part of their kingdom for most of the 12th Century.More of my images from around Britain in this lightbox:" Arch - Architectural Feature | Architectural Feature | Built Structure | Scotland | Scottish Borders

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