When we reached Leadburn, the path ran out so we tried to pick up the tracks of a disused railway, but it was overgrown, so we got back onto the verge of the main road to Peebles. As we got closer to Peebles, the road narrowed a bit, so we tried again to find the railway line at Eddleston, but it seemed to lead into someone's back garden, so we followed the main road again into Peedles.
At the outskirts of town we met a lady who informed us that she had been unable to get a B&B in town and that everywhere was fully booked, so we decided to pitch up at the local campsite.
The campsite is a really friendly place and a nice couple asked us about our journey and gave us a hot dog, then gave us a donation for H4H. After pitching tent, we headed for town to get some more food and met up with our old friend Bob who brought his dog with him and was welcomed into the pub. Bob offered to transport our bags to Melrose tomorrow to give our feet a rest which was nice of him. He also told the waitress about our journey and she also gave us a donation for the cause.
Maybe Andy Murray's Wimbledon win which was being shown on loop round in the pub has worked wonders to make everyone feel happy.
Peebles in the morning.
Statistics
Distance: 24.4 Miles
Moving Time: 7 Hours 38 Mins
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