The Architecture of Absence: Institutional Stewardship and the Reclaiming of the Commons
Craik Forest has erased an entire area of our land, turning the Borthwick valley into a landscape hostile to public access. Discover why.
The Borthwick Valley is a scenic area in the Scottish Borders, defined by the Borthwick Water river, a tributary of the River Teviot near Hawick.
Craik Forest has erased an entire area of our land, turning the Borthwick valley into a landscape hostile to public access. Discover why.
Old stones, living roots, shared belonging. Explore how the history of the Borthwick Valley helps us connect and build a future together.
Aisle 33 is empty. At 52, I’m the youngest here. Roberton Kirk faces a sale, pulling an isolated Border valley 6 miles away to Hawick.
Léonie launches her drone into the air, eager to uncover the secrets hidden within a crumbling, mysterious house.
After exploring the Chisholme Institute, Léonie sends her drone soaring toward the heights of Hott Hill.
Leonie and Charlie visit a nearby, accessible waterfall.
Leonie observes recent snowfall.
Charlie and Leonie spectate the Roberton Show.
Leonie rambles Roberton Walks.