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A small but picturesque waterfall on Struthers Sike, a tributary of the River Tweed, features a modest drop over rocky terrain, typical of the rugged Borders landscape. It is worth visiting for its tranquil setting and the opportunity to observe local wildlife in a secluded, natural environment.
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