Have used a container at Murton White House and have never had any problems, easy access, come and…read morego as you please, fair rent, good to deal with.

About three years ago, I decided to do the ultimate splurge and get a dress made. I looked for…read morequite a while for someone who wasn't asking for a month's wages, and stumbled upon Lynne Edward. She and I corresponded for a bit and not only was her quote incredibly reasonable, I thought she seemed absolutely lovely. I sent her some ideas and she posted me a few different fabric ideas she had. Meeting and communicating with her was not only easy, but so much fun. She produced for me a dress which I have worn on every special occasion since, and which I have received compliments on every time. Just this past weekend I was visting friends at whose wedding I was able to wear my dress. The bride's mother was up visiting and when I met her again this weekend she said to me "you probably don't remember me, but I remember when we met you were wearing the most amazing tartan dress." Lynne's dress was so amazing that the bride's own mother (who is a dressmaker) remembered it, two years later. If that isn't an outstanding endorsement, I don't know what is.

Unless you're some sort of masochist I very much doubt anyone in the history of the earth has…read morelooked forward to having their legs waxed. However, from past experience, I'm in the fortunate position of being able to say that it's never been a wholly unpleasant experience: until I went to Guy Fawkes. Everything started off well; the beautician who greeted me was able to see me an hour earlier than my booked appointment which was handy, but maybe it was at this point that alarms bells should have rung. On their website, they describe the gruesome act using relaxing, holistic terms like "aromatherapy oils" and "pink cream wax" which I took to mean that at least there'd be a concerted effort to make you feel comfortable. This wasn't the case - the beautician who saw me had a job to do, and no idle chit chat or relaxing malarkey was going to get in her way. After lying down in the brightly lit room the girl started ripping off the wax like her life depended on it. Don't get me wrong she seemed perfectly nice, and I'm sure if I met outside what I now call the torture chamber we'd probably get along. But as she relentlessly waxed and plucked at my tender skin I couldn't help but think we'd never be friends.

I went to Guy Fawkes and had a full head of highlights and a cut, and I had my eyelashes tinted and…read moreeyebrows wax. Roxy who did my colour was very helpful and very friendly she knew exactly what I wanted and the result was stunning. Mark who cut my hair was brilliant, I told him what I wanted and he cut it perfectly. Lydia the beauty therapist is very professional and very friendly my eyelashes look gorgeous, I'm very pleased with them. I left the salon feeling and looking like a new woman. Fantastic!

The RNLI Station near the harbour at Seahouses houses a little shop and also a viewing area where…read moreyou can look at the Lifeboat from above. In this viewing area you can read all about the history of the Seahouses RNLI station and its crews and also peruse the logs of all its call outs both recent and historic. Seeing the lifeboat really brings it home that the people who man it are volunteers and put their lives at risk to save others. True heroes in my book! The shop raises funds for the RNLI and has a range of second hand books and also gifts. I nearly always end up buying something 'boatie' themed for my canal boat from here including Port and Starboard salt and pepper pots last time I visited! :-) Definitely worth a visit when you're in Seahouses, children love to see the big bright orange lifeboat and you can always pick yourself up something good to read from the shop whilst supporting an absolutely vital cause at the same time.

A friendly business for those whom love working on theirv sewing machines, having a personal touch…read moreto customer care and service

Typical high street O2 shop. Good range of phones and a reasonable range of accessories. Plenty of…read morestaff on hand to help you with your queries. Basically it's a perfectly fine mobile phone shop.

Kelso Abbey is the oldest abbey in Scotland, and it is showing its age a bit. However it can be…read moreviewed from a number of directions and can provide some terrific pictures. The grave yard has some interesting gravestones on in particular a small obelisk with the inscription Remember man as you pass by as you are now so once was I, as I am now so must you be prepare for Death and follow me. Local legend has it that there was a tunnel from the abbey to nearby Roxburgh Castle at one time there was what appeared to be a tunnel entrance on the other side of the Tweed. There is an interesting recent add on which is a Crypt for the Dukes of Roxburgh. The local War Memorial is situated along side in a very pleasant peaceful little park one of the nicest War Memorial I have seen. At my last visit it was free.