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0Intro:For hundreds of years the border between England and Scotland was the scene of robbery, kidnapping and murder. After the reivers had called, you might well be 'bereaved'! 00S17:Hollows Tower is a 'peel tower'. Peel towers were usually built of stone and were three or four storeys high. The ground floor was for storage. The family lived on the upper floors, reached by a spiral staircase- rather like those in a castle. 00S17Z:The stairs were called turnpikes and usually went up clockwise. This made it harder for right handed attackers to fight their way up. The Kerr family were mostly left handed so they built their turnpikes going up anti-clockwise. 00S17ZZ:Johnny Armstrong was a very famous Reiver. He had a tower at Hollows, but it was destroyed. This example was probably built in the 16th century. 00T17:The archaeologist mentions that the Kerr family were mostly left handed. In the Scottish borders, a left handed person can be called 'ker-handed', 'car-handed' or 'correy-fisted'. 00T17Z:Today, a left handed person is called a 'sinistral', which comes from the Latin word 'sinister'. 00H17:Johnnie Armstrong's tower was destroyed by William Dacre (Warden of the English West March), at the second attempt. Unfortunately for Dacre, Johnnie was away at the time. He was raiding at Netherby and at a mill at Gilsland that belonged to Dacre! 00H17Z:Dacre was the 'Warden of the English West March'. The English and Scottish Kings appointed Wardens to try and keep order in the different parts of the border. 00A17:'I woll neithr suffer the said Armistranges to inhabit upon the Debatable grounde, nor yet suffer theim or any Scottisman of evill name or fame to com to Carlisle market.' (Lord Dacre 1528) 00L17:Two stories for children that relate to the activities of the Reivers are in the FICTION section. 'When Beacons Blazed' - ISBN 0 90 7448 089 00L17Z:'The Year the Raiders Came' - ISBN 0 90 7448 070. Both are written by M.A. Wood and are published by 'Byways' 00G17:In between England and Scotland was an area called the Debatable Land. Neither Country really owned it and nobody could really control what went on there - though the Wardens often tried. 00C17:There is a superb light and sound 'experience' on the Reivers in the Tullie House Museum, Carlisle. It runs continuously during the hours of opening. 00H18:After the defeat of his Warden by the Reivers of Liddesdale, King James of Scotland decided it was time to take firm and decisive action. He took a force of probably 10,000 men into Liddesdale. 00H18Z:Among those who ended up in custody was Johnnie Armstrong of Mangerton. Johnnie was known as 'Black Jock'. There are different accounts of what happened next. 00H18ZZ:One account of the incident states that Johnnie Armstrong went to meet King James to swear his loyalty and make some sort of a 'deal'. King James saw Johnnie as a common thief and ordered him hanged. 00H18ZZZ:'I am but a fool to seek grace at a graceless face' said Johnnie. 00A18:Contemporary accounts state, 'The Kingis grace maid ane raid upoun the thieves, and tuik of thame to the nomber of XXXII personis of the greitest of thame, nameit Armestrangis, Ellotis, Littilis, Irwenis with utheris.' 00A18Z:After Johnnie was executed, a chronicler wrote, 'the English people were exceeding glade when they understood that John Armstrang was execute.' Or another view......... 00A18ZZ:'efter this hunting the King hanged Jonnie Armstrange, quhilk monie Scottis man heavilie lamented.' 00L18:Two books for the serious adult student are:- 'The Armstrong Borderland' by W.A. Armstrong and 'I Remain Unvanquished' by William Stephenson (ISBN 1 895115 00 0) 00C18:The Clan Armstrong Centre at Newcastleton has some very interesting displays concerning the history of the Clan Armstrong and of Liddesdale. 00T18:When the Reivers attacked it was common for a person to lose a member of their family. They had been 'bereaved'. Look it up in a dictionary and see what the word means. Does 'bereaved' always mean that someone dear to a person has been killed? 00H3:Six members of the Armstrong family came here to play football against 6 English boys. An Englishman, William Ridley, planned to capture them. After the match and much drinking, they attacked. 00H3Z:The Armstrongs had been tipped off. 200 of their friends were waiting on horseback. In the fight that followed, Ridley was killed and many others were wounded. 00A3:In the fight following the football match there were many wounded. The records show that there were 'many sore hurt, especially John Whytfeild whose bowells came out, but are sowed up again.' 00S3:The castle was probably built by Beuth, a Saxon or Danish Chief. In the days of the Reivers it was the stronghold of the 'Captain of Bewcastle'. In 1599 Thomas Musgrave was the Captain of Bewcastle. 00S3Z:In this year, he and his tenants had 700 cattle and 300 sheep stolen by Reivers. 00G3:This is an area of wild moorland. 00L3:Read the poem 'Lochinvar' by Walter Scott. See how many local place names and Reiving families are mentioned. There is a list of Reiving names in the DIRECTORY 'Reiver'. Print out the names to see if one of your ancestors could have been a Reiver. 00H4:In about 1525 Gavin Dunbar, the Archbishop of Glasgow, issued a curse on the Reivers that was to be read in all churches. 00A4:Read a part of the Archbishop of Glasgow's curse in the 'Reivers' Directory under the filename 'Names'. Here is a small part for you to read....... 00A4Z:"I curse thair heid and all the haris of thair heid; I curse thair face, thair ene thair mouth, thair neise, thair toung, thair teeth, thair crag, thair shulderis, thair breist, thair hert, thair stomak, thair bak, thair wame... 00A4ZZ:... thair armes, thair legges, thair handis, thair feit and everilk part of thair body frae the top of thair heid to the soill of thair feit, befoir and behind, within and without. 00A4ZZZ:I wary thair cornys, thair catales, thair woll, thair schiep, thair horse, thair swyne, thair geise, thair hennys and all thair quyk gude. I wary thair hallis, thair chalmeris, thair kechingis, thair stanillis, thair barnys, thair biris. 00A4ZZZZ:thair bernyardis, thair cailyardis, thair plewis, thair harrowis, and the gudis and housis that is necessair for thair sustenatioun and weilfair." 00T4:Here are a few of the words from the Archbishop of Glasgow's Curse. haris-hairs, ene-eye, gangand-going, barnis-children, quyk gude-livestock, chalmeris-rooms, biris-cowsheds, cailyardis-cabbage patches, plewis-ploughs, gudis-goods 00L4:There are a number of Publications which mention the activities of the Reivers. For older readers there is 'The Steel Bonnets' by George MacDonald Fraser (Collins Harvill, ISBN 0 00 272746 3). 00L4Z:For younger readers there is 'The Reivers Road Car Trail Pamphlet' in the 'Frontier 2000' resource pack. 00H19:A 'Truce Day' was a day when the Borderers would meet for discussions. There was a rule that there would be no fighting until dawn of the following day. This gave them time to get back to the safety of their own homes. 00H19Z: On 17th March 1596 the English broke this rule. At this time Lord Thomas Scrope was the English Warden. 00A19:On 17th March 1596 the English saw Kinmont Willie with a small band of followers, returning from a 'Truce Day' meeting. 00A19Z:'Seeing him ryding on his waye, and lyming for na harme, as that day fell, they brake a chace of more than 200 men out of the English trayne'. After a chase he was captured and taken to Carlisle Castle as a prisoner by Salkeld. 00G19:A number of locations were recognised meeting places for 'Truce Days'. At the Western end of the English/Scottish border they included the Lochmabenstone, Gretnakirk, Rockliffe and Kershopefoot. 00L19: THE BALLAD OF KINMONT WILLIE. Part of the ballad can be listened to on the tape in the 'Frontier 2000' resource pack. Maestro music, and words are available on the resources disc. 00L19Z:They band his legs beneath the steed, They tied his hands behind his back! They guarded him, fivesome on each side, And they brought him ower the Liddel-rack. 00L19ZZ:They led him thro' the Liddel-rack, And also thro' the Carlisle Sands, They brought him to Carlisle castle, To be at my Lord Scrope's commands. 00L19ZZZ:Now haud thy tongue, thou rank Reiver, There's never a Scot shall set thee free: Before ye cross my castle yate, I trow ye shall take farewell o' me. 20H13:On Sunday 13th April 1596, during a severe storm, Scott of Buccleuch, Keeper of Liddledale, led a band of men to Carlisle. Willie Armstrong was rescued 'AND ESCAPED FROM THE POSTERN GATE OF THE CASTLE. 20L13:And when we left the Staneshaw-bank, The wind began full loud to blaw; But 'twas wind and weet, and fire and sleet, When we came beneath the castle wa'. 20L13Z:We crept on knees and held our breath, Till we placed the ladders against the wa', And sae ready was Buccleuch himsell, To mount the first before us a'. 20A13:Lord Scrope was most embarrassed about the escape of Willie Armstrong and wrote to Lord Burghley, blaming the sentries who were supposed to be keeping watch. 20A13Z:'The watch, as yt shoulde seeme, by reason of the stormye night, were either on sleepe or gotten under some covert to defende themselves from the violence of the wether, by means whereof the Scottes atcheived theire enterprise with lesse difficultie.' 20A13ZZ:Lord Scrope also blamed Thomas Carleton, Lord Sergeant of Gilsland. 20A13ZZZ:'..I am also perswaded that Thomas Carleton hath lent his hand hereunto; for yt is whispered in myne eare, that some of his servants, well acquainted with all the corners of the castell, were guydes in the execution thereof.' 20T13:Scott of Buccleuch was the Warden of the Scottish West March. The name Buccleuch is pronounced 'buck-loo'. 0Clue1:CLUE ONE - 'NORTH UP THE A7 BEYOND CANONBIE, TO A TOWER BESIDE THE RIVER ESK.' 0Clue2:FOLLOW THE B6357 UP LIDDESDALE INTO THE HEART OF 'ARMSTRONG COUNTRY'. 0Clue3:'B - - CA - - LE'. 0Clue4:'FIRST TOWN NORTH OF THE BORDER ON THE A7'. 0Clue5:KER - - - - EF - - T IN LIDDESDALE AGAIN. 0Clue6:'THE GATE WHERE WILLIE ARMSTRONG WAS TAKEN'. 0Ques1:Who was the Warden who destroyed Johnnie Armstrong's tower ? 0Ques2:Who ordered Johnnie Armstrong's execution ? 0Ques3:Who was wounded and had to have surgery after the football match here in 1599 ? 0Ques4:What are 'cailyardis' in the Archbishop of Glasgow's curse? 0Ques5:What happened to the Reiver 'Willie Armstrong of Kinmont' (Kinmont Willie) as he was returning home after a truce day ? 0Ques6:Whose servants probably helped Scott of Buccleuch rescue Willie from Carlisle castle ? 0Reply1:A Lord Scrope Warden of the English West March,B William Dacre Warden of the Scottish West March,C William Dacre Warden of the English East March,D William Dacre Warden of the English West March 0Reply2:A James V of Scotland,B James V of England,C Henry VIII of England,D The warden of the Scottish March - Nicholas Ridley 0Reply3:A Ridley,B Whytfeild,C Armstrong,D Musgrave 0Reply4:A cowsheds,B cabbage patches,C coal yards,D farm yards 0Reply5:A He was chased and captured by Lord Scrope and his men,B He was chased and captured by the English,C He was chased and captured by the Scots, D He was chased and captured by Scott of Buccleuch 0Reply6:A Lord Burghley,B Lord Scrope,C Scott of Buccleuch,D Tom Carleton. Lord Sergeant of Gilsland. 0Wrong1:That's not the correct answer. Check the name, the country AND East or West. 0Wrong2:No, that's not right. Check with the Historian to find out which king was involved. 0Wrong3:That is not the right answer. The archivist has the name of the wounded man. 0Wrong4:That's incorrect. You probably need to have a translation of 'cailyardis'. 0Wrong5:You're wrong. See what the archivist has to say. 0Wrong6:That is not the right answer. Try reading what Thomas Scrope wrote to Lord Burghley. 0Exit:The border region is peaceful now and law and order prevail. However, it does not take much imagination to realise what it must have been like all those years ago. 0Place1:017 0Place2:018 0Place3:03 0Place4:04 0Place5:019 0Place6:213 0icon0:No hotspot selected 0icon1:City Of Carlisle 0icon2:Dalston 0icon3:Bewcastle 0icon4:Canonbie 0icon5:Netherby 0icon6:Brampton 0icon7:Lanercost 0icon8:Swordwell 0icon9:High House milecastle (North) 0icon10:Birdoswald 0icon11:Irthington 0icon12:Castlesteads 0icon13:Kirkandrews upon Eden 0icon14:A Quarry 0icon15:High House milecastle (South) 0icon16:High House milecastle (West) 0icon17:Hollows Tower 0icon18:Mangerton 0icon19:Kershopefoot 0icon20:Solway estuary 0icon21:Gretna Green 0icon22:Newcastleton 0icon23:Wetheral 0icon24:Chamot Hill 0icon25:Dalston Hall 0icon26:Cargo 0icon27:Caldcotes 0icon28:Newtown 0icon29:Lochmabenstone 0icon30:Tarraby 0icon31:Roman graveyard 0icon32:Harraby 0icon33:Stanwix 0icon34:Burnfoot 0icon35:Capon Tree Memorial 0icon36:Hermitage Castle 0icon37:Grid reference 476788 0icon38:Annan 0icon39:King Edward's Moss 0icon40:Bruce's Cave 0icon41:Solway Moss 0icon42:Eden Brows 0icon43:Brampton Railway Station 0icon44:Solway Viaduct 0icon45:Quintinshill 0icon46:Annan Waterfoot 0icon47:Annan Docks 0icon48:Bewcastle Cross 0icon49:Milnholm Cross 0icon50:Ettleton Cemetery 0icon51:Arthuret Church 0icon52:Carlisle Airport 0icon53:Roman Fort Brampton Old Church 1icon0:No hotspot selected 1icon1:South Transept 1icon2:St. Catherine's Chapel 1icon3:Site of the old sacristy 1icon4:South Aisle 1icon5:Presbytery 1icon6:High altar 1icon7:East window 1icon8:North aisle 1icon9:Salkeld screen 1icon10:Bishop Bell brass 1icon11:Choir 1icon12:Choir screen 1icon13:North transept 1icon14:Modern vestry 1icon15:Font 1icon16:The border regiment chapel 1icon17:Site of the nave 1icon18:Treasury 1icon19:Angels 1icon20:Henry I 1icon21:Augustine Screen 1icon22:Pillar 1icon23:Misericord 1icon24:Tolfinks Runes 1icon25:St Cuthbert 1icon26:Choir (north) 1icon27:Endowment charter 2icon0:No hotspot selected 2icon1:Dacre Postern 2icon2:Castle Grounds 2icon3:Gallipoli block 2icon4:Ypres block 2icon5:Officers mess 2icon6:Alma 2icon7:Inner gatehouse 2icon8:Magazine 2icon9:Regimental museum 2icon10:Keep 2icon11:Outer gatehouse 2icon12:Tile tower 2icon13:Postern gate 2icon14:Main gate 3icon0:No hotspot selected 3icon1:Carlisle Castle 3icon2:Carlisle Cathedral 3icon3:Tullie House 3icon4:Marks and Spencer 3icon5:Botcher Gate 3icon6:North wall of castle 3icon7:South wall of castle 3icon8:Carlisle Railway Station 3icon9:Guildhall 3icon10:Tithe Barn 3icon11:Cemetery 3icon12:Devonshire Walk 3icon13:Blackfriars 3icon14:The Visitor Centre title1:Frontier2000 title2:Frontier2000 menu1:>Info,~Time line,Restart,Quit menu2:>Zoom,>Save,>Grid,Index,!Co-ordinates menu3:Quit 1phone:Number unobtainable. 2phone:Engaged. 3phone:No answer. misc1:to misc2:Year misc3:Right misc4:You have reached the end of the day. misc5:The emergency services are not available to you. misc6:Options Page misc7:End Of Trail misc8:Year misc9:You do not have time to get there before 5:00. misc10:Do you want to move onto another day ? misc11:Exploring end1: sucessfully completed the end2: trail. Trail finished on day end3: at end4: a.m. end5: p.m. 0fini:Well done ! You have completed the trail. 1fini:Congratulations ! You have finished the trail. 2fini:Correct ! You have reached the end of the trail. 3fini:Brilliant ! You have successfully completed this trail. 0cong:Well done !! Now onto the next clue. 1cong:Congratulations !! You are now ready for the next clue. 2cong:Correct !! Now for another clue. 3cong:Brilliant !! Try and get this next clue ... print:Frontier 2000 spec0:Professor William Bell CBE spec1:Walter Scott spec2:Thomas Musgrave spec3:David Simpson spec4:Tracey Rutherford spec5:John Forster DD spec6:Robin Elliot spec7:Graham Taylor spec8:Clementine Nixon spec9:Richard Fenwick spec10:William Croser spec11:Doctor Jill Armstrong error1:Template not found error2:File name is too long error3:You cannot save from !Carlisle into itself error4:You can only load Draw files error5:Memory could not be allocated for the new diagram error6:Error in verifying Draw file error7:File not found error8:You cannot load a directory error9:File cannot be loaded error10:Error with map index error11:Error while trying to display time line error12:Error while trying to display hot cross error13:Hotspot error error15:Failed to load the map file error16:Hotspot information not found error17:Corrupted hotspot header error18:Hotspots field error error19:Memory could not be allocated for the picture-try killing off a task error20:Compressed images not found error21:Finds data not found error22:Internal error - should not be possible ! error23:Decompression Failure error24:Failed to display picture error25:No entries found error29:No more entries error30:Refer to page 64 of the User Guide for a description of fonts error31:You do not have a font cache set. This will slow things down. Do you wish to continue ? error32:Unable to display certificate - Congratulations anyway error33:You must load a printer driver to be able to print error34:Error while printing error35:Entry not found in 'Messages' file error36:Error with car data error37:Error with maps error40:Not enough memory for the car scene error41:Already handling a picture error42:I'm not sure about this file. Should I try anyway ? error43:Are you sure ? error44:Horrible error during loading - starting from scratch error45:You must choose at least one theme from the list on the left error46:Please remove the write-protect tab dial5:Please enter your name dial7:Are you sure this is correct ? Spec:Click on this icon Pane0:This icon represents the Historian. Pane1:This icon represents the Librarian. Pane2:This icon represents the Archivist. Pane3:This icon represents the Tourist Information officer. Pane4:This icon represents the Archaeologist. Pane5:This icon represents the Curate. Pane6:This icon represents the Naturalist. Pane7:This icon represents the Dendochronologist. Pane8:This icon represents the Genealogist. Pane9:This icon represents the Geographer. Pane10:This icon represents the Translator. Pane11:This icon represents the Curator. Pane14:Clicking on this icon deselects the car. Pane15:Clicking on this icon selects the car. Pane16:Clicking on this icon reminds you of the clue. Pane17:Clicking on this icon produces the car telephone. Pane18:Clicking on this returns you to a less detailed map. Pane19:Clicking on this reminds you of the question. Hot:This is a hotspot. Hot1:Click on it to find it's name. Hot2:Click on it to drive there. OptNo:Clicking on this has no effect unless you have selected 'Trail' mode. (right) Opt3:Clicking on this selects the Reivers trail. Opt4:Clicking on this selects the Hadrian's Wall trail. Opt5:Clicking on this selects the Railway trail. Opt6:Clicking on this selects the Enemies Across The Solway trail. Opt7:Clicking on this selects the Mary Queen Of Scots trail. Opt8:Clicking on this selects the Civil War trail. Opt9:Clicking on this selects the Beliefs trail. Opt10:Clicking on this selects the Cathedral trail. Opt11:Clicking on this selects the Environmental trail. Opt12:Clicking on this selects the Roman Military trail. Opt13:Clicking on this selects the Bonnie Prince Charlie trail. Opt18:Clicking in here allows you to enter your group's name. Opt19:Clicking on this will start your trail or exploration of Carlisle. Opt21:Clicking on this selects 'exploration' mode.|MThis enables you to wander freely around Carlisle. Opt22:Clicking on this selects 'trail' mode.|MThis allows you to take part in one of Professor Hardwick's trails. IndexGen:Clicking on this will centre the map window on PhoneN:Click on this enter a number. Phone11:Click on this to put the phone down. Phone12:Click on this to remove the last number typed. Phone13:Click on this to dial the number you have entered. Phone14:Click on this to put the phone down. End1:Click on this to print the certificate.|MMake sure you have a printer driver loaded. End:Kill this window to return to the options page. Spec7:Be careful where you point that thing ! Spec8:Click on this to print the picture. Spec9:Click on this to print the text. Spec10:Click on this with SELECT to move to the next page of text.|MClick with ADJUST to move back a page. Spec13:Click on this to grab the picture for yourself. Credits: Frontier 2000, programmed by Mark Watson and Kevin Sanders. Original idea by Brian Richardson and Ian Whittington. Made possible by Carlisle City Council. Invaluable help from Graham, Wendy, Nick, Mike and Grant !
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