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Borderlands often have a unique quality and identity of their own, regardless of which country's boundary they lie within. Scotland and England share (or are divided by depending on your point of view) the great River Tweed. This is a story of the two sides, celebrating the music, poetry, ballads and legends that make up the character of this wild, in-between world. This is the story of a man called Merlin (magician, madman or vagabond?), a woman and a bridge builder. A magical entertainment to celebrate Berwick's Borders and which forms part of the 1603 celebrations.