A Window in the Weather: Discovering Greenknowe Tower
Dodging the Borders rain to explore the 1581 Greenknowe Tower—where 16th-century history meets a modern climate conservation story.
A site of national importance in the United Kingdom receives special legal protection to ensure its preservation for future generations. These sites are often archaeological, but may also include structures such as prehistoric standing stones and 20th-century coal mines.
Dodging the Borders rain to explore the 1581 Greenknowe Tower—where 16th-century history meets a modern climate conservation story.
Leonie sends her drone gliding above the storied towers of Branxholme Castle, capturing its ancient grandeur from the sky.
Leonie and Charlie step off the Lady Augusta steam locomotive and set out to discover the charms of Etal village.
Leonie and Charlie set off together for Ford Castle, eager to capture sweeping drone shots of the storied landmark.
Léonie's drone pictures of Jedburgh Abbey.
Léonie returns to the haunting halls of Cessford Castle, hoping its secrets will breathe new life into her film.
I flew my drone to Timpendean Tower, which was once the Douglas family's fortress.
Charlie and I went to Hermitage Castle to take some drone photos.
Leonie makes her way through the Minto crags on her journey to Fatlips Tower.