Heatherslaw Light Railway
We went from the Scottish Borders to Northumberland to finally ride a light railway we’d been trying to visit for the past three years. The station felt real and alive. We could smell engine oil and the sharp scent of sulphur from burning coal. 0:00 /0:12 1×
Ford Castle
Leonie and Charlie set off together for Ford Castle, eager to capture sweeping drone shots of the storied landmark.
T.E.R.F.S
Gender-critical groups co-opt Suffragette green and purple as "dog whistles" for trans-exclusion. Sparked by legal cases like Forstater, a "solitary call" triggers orchestrated digital dog-piling. Thousands of hostile posts weaponise algorithms to incite anxiety and scapegoat a minority.
Homeless not Hopeless
Léonie addresses her psychological challenges related to the actions of Leninist vanguards who exploit homeless charities in Central London. "When charity is insincere, it can lead to resentment and actions that leave the perceived oppressor feeling inconsolable and disoriented."
Jedburgh Abbey
Léonie's drone pictures of Jedburgh Abbey.
Broken House
Léonie launches her drone into the air, eager to uncover the secrets hidden within a crumbling, mysterious house.
Ancrum
Léonie reflects on the challenges she faced during her twenty-two months in Ancrum, revealing the Potemkin village that influenced her experiences.
Abbotsford
At Grasskeep, Léonie sends her drone up over Abbotsford and captures wide shots to generate more interest in her Abbotsford film.
Hott Hill
After exploring the Chisholme Institute, Léonie sends her drone soaring toward the heights of Hott Hill.
Cessford Castle
Léonie returns to the haunting halls of Cessford Castle, hoping its secrets will breathe new life into her film.
Tagging and Clipping
Léonie helps Charlie tag and clip his sheep.
Ancrum Kirkyard
Leonie pedals half a mile northwest from Ancrum, camera in tow, to capture the quiet beauty of Ancrum Kirkyard on film.
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