@Scotty haha definitely a dual nationality, love the culture there. Think it was part of England though until battle of Carham in 1016 before it was ever in Scotland . In fact the land north of the tweed was Northumbria also. The name is old English along with most of the other place names in the area. Anyway lovely auld toon either way.
Before the Anglos arrived the people were native Britons who spoke a language relating to old welsh when the Anglos took over the land the natives that were Britons became Anglo saxons
Sorry to inform you but Berwick-upon-Tweed is in England and has been for the last five hundred years 🏴
Oh I didn’t know that. I knew I should of thrown away that 600 year old map I was using to find my way around the UK.
@Scotty Berwick is English... FOREVER !! 🏴🏴🏴 Remember the battle of Flodden ⚔️⚔️⚔️
@Scotty haha definitely a dual nationality, love the culture there. Think it was part of England though until battle of Carham in 1016 before it was ever in Scotland . In fact the land north of the tweed was Northumbria also. The name is old English along with most of the other place names in the area. Anyway lovely auld toon either way.
Before the Anglos arrived the people were native Britons who spoke a language relating to old welsh when the Anglos took over the land the natives that were Britons became Anglo saxons
Wouldn’t some people from saxony have to come to be Anglo-Saxon?
What he is meant to say is scotland to berwick
Yeah, I can’t remember it’s been so long ago. Thats what I have on the thumbnail it looks like.
berwick is in england not scotland, my cousins live there and im going there in summer