DescriptionThe Drygrange Bridge over the River Tweed - geograph.org.uk - 74212.jpg
English: The Drygrange Bridge over the River Tweed. Ancient and modern. The Old Fly or Drygrange Bridge built in 1780 now only carries pedestrians, horses and cyclists. The new version takes the A68 over the River Tweed.
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