Jedburgh Abbey
Léonie's drone pictures of Jedburgh Abbey.
The Scottish Borders lie in the eastern part of the Southern Uplands. This area is mostly hilly and rural, and the River Tweed runs eastward through it. Two of Scotland's forty national scenic areas are within the region.
Léonie's drone pictures of Jedburgh Abbey.
Léonie reflects on the challenges she faced during her twenty-two months in Ancrum, revealing the Potemkin village that influenced her experiences.
At Grasskeep, Léonie sends her drone up over Abbotsford and captures wide shots to generate more interest in her Abbotsford film.
After exploring the Chisholme Institute, Léonie sends her drone soaring toward the heights of Hott Hill.
Leonie pedals half a mile northwest from Ancrum, camera in tow, to capture the quiet beauty of Ancrum Kirkyard on film.
Léonie uses her drone from St Cuthbert's Way to survey the Muirhouselaw Tile Works.
Léonie faces the false memorial, its looming presence heavy with the echoes of nationalistic rhetoric.
Once the Easter Sunday service ends, Léonie launches her drone, eager to finally see up close the monument that has always lingered just out of reach.
Léonie checks this year's grass keep using her drone.
I flew my drone to Timpendean Tower, which was once the Douglas family's fortress.
Charlie and I visited St Abbs and Eyemouth.
Leonie makes her way through the Minto crags on her journey to Fatlips Tower.