In the Thick of It: The Demands of Lambing
Léonie steps into the poly tunnel and discovers a newborn lamb. Now, she needs to find the lamb’s mother.
Scottish Borders
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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.
Whispers in the Glen: Storytelling and Shelter at Overphawhope Bothy
Léonie visits Overphawhope Bothy.
The Volcanic Crown: Walking the Ridges of Eildon Hill
I’ve been filming with Charlie in the Eildon Hills.
Frozen Ridges: Walking the Frosty Slopes of Ruberslaw
Léonie walks to Rubers Law, then goes with Charlie to Berule.
The Sorcerer's Fortress: Forgotten Tales of Alchemy at Hermitage Castle
Charlie and I went to Hermitage Castle to take some drone photos.
The Quiet Festive Season: A Snapshot of Christmas on the Farm
Charlie and I want to wish all our readers a happy festive season.
The Monument on the Hill: Perspectives on the Waterloo Landmark
Leonie climbs Peniel Heugh to see the Waterloo Monument.
Where the Eye Meets the Sea: Exploring St Abbs and Eyemouth
Charlie and I visited St Abbs and Eyemouth.
Overlooking the Tweed: The Wallace Statue and the Temple of the Muses
Leonie and Charlie drive up to the Wallace Statue, then head down to the Temple of Muses.
Above Woodburn: Reflections on Branxholme Loch
Branxholme Easter Loch is located just above Woodburn, on the way to Chapel Hill.
Climbing Minto Crags: The Story of Fatlips Tower
Leonie makes her way through the Minto crags on her journey to Fatlips Tower.
The Practical Realities of Rural Life: Vermin Control
Leonie discovers a moose loose about Woodburn Farmhouse, and a bat, how about that.
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