<b>Day 24</b><br>The team made more good progress of (17 miles) today to move out of England and into Scotland. The team passed the border near Saughtree then over Wolfelee hill (picture above) to rest near Bonchester Bridge.<p><b>Strange Fact 24</b><br>The village of Bonchester Bridge is located next to the Rule Water to the south east of the busy market town of Hawick. On the edge of the village you can see the remains of some medieval earthworks known as Duncan’s Hole. To the east of the village is Bonchester Hill. It rises to a height of 1059 ft (322 m) and is topped by an ancient hill fort. It is believed the hill fort was once occupied by the Romans under the name of Bonna Castra, ‘good camp’. Did you know "Alba" is the Scottish Gaelic name for Scotland.<p><b>Shout out to...</b><br>The whole team who have so far run an incredible 568.2 miles and moved out of England and into Scotland after just 24 days running... good luck to the whole team as they aim to reach John O'Groats (virtually) before the end of May? .. 