To the right is a photograph, which shows a sample of cinder used for laying paths in Tweedsmuir Camp on 19 November 1941.
Immediately below the cinder is a layer of fine silt. The silt was deposited by rain water running down from Beansides Wood, which at its highest point is 91.5 meters above sea level.
To the right is a photograph, which shows a sample of cinder used for laying paths in Tweedsmuir Camp on 19 November 1941.
Immediately below the cinder is a layer of fine silt. The silt was deposited by rain water running down from Beansides Wood, which at its highest point is 91.5 meters above sea level.