Tweed River
Twizel Castle and Bridge
Twizel railway station, Red House, in the snow
River Tweed
Sara and Kerry Johnson viewing the frozen Tweed river, January 1982
Sunday January 17th, 1982 at 3.00pm
River Tweed, Learmouth Road end
Twizel Castle and Bridge
Twizel Castle The castle was built by the Blake family
It was pulled down in 1881; only ruins remain, as shown in the photo below, 21st June 2019
View of Twizel Castle above the old bridge
Twizel Old Bridge is believed to be the longest single-span mediaeval bridge in Britain.
It was used by English forces during the Battle of Flodden (1513).
Another view of the bridge and castle
Artist’s impression of the old Twizel Bridge
Another view of Twizel Bridge
Similar view taken on 21st June 2019
Twizel railway station, Red House and in the snow
Twizel station
Twizel Red House
Twizel in the snow, 1963