Super User Omeka MetsExport Plugin The software used to generate this document is called Omeka MetsExport, which operates as a plugin for Omeka. Documentation can be found at http://github/MetsExport/ Philiphaugh Waterwheel and Guided Tour <p>The fully restored water wheel is Philiphaugh is one of the largest working examples of its kind in Scotland.� It was originially�built around 1850�and powered the sawmill here for more than 100 years.� Water was diverted from the river into the mill lade which, at one time stretched all the way to Selkirk.� In the late 19th Century more than 50 mills drew energy from the Ettrick Water.��</p><p>Although its power is not similarly utilised today, the waterwheel is still operational and can be seen moving the water most days at Philiphaugh.�</p> 1850 Museum 898 current,55.54102,-2.879962; Meet at Philiphaugh Waterwheel Cafe A708 1 mile from Selkirk 11445 No Philiphaugh Salmon Viewing Centre and Sawmill 19/9/2009 Guided walk 10.30 <p><strong>GUIDED WALK<br />10.30� Philiphaugh Sawmill<br /></strong>The walk will start from the Waterwheel and will be led by Sir Michael Strang Steel of Philiphaugh.� Expect to see salmon jumping at the cauld, follow how the mill lade feeds the waterwheel, explore the Salmon viewing centre with underwater cameras and hear how the estate has developed over the years.</p><p>The caf� and salmon viewing centre are open all day.��</p><p>Children will enjoy spotting the salmon leap at the cauld as they journey upstream to spawn.</p> Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No No No No TD7 5LU