Pastures and Prizes: A Trip to the Roberton Show with Charlie
Charlie and Leonie spectate the Roberton Show.
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.
Charlie and Leonie spectate the Roberton Show.
Leonie takes photos of birds from her living room window.
Leonie finds a little sanctuary in the Woodburn Farmhouse garden.
Leonie helps Charlie shear sheep in the Craik.
Leonie braves the thrill and tradition of common riding during the Ancrum ride out
Leonie and Charlie visit the small paddock to shear the flock.
Leonie and Charlie discover a lamb whose eyes have been removed.
Charlie tags the sheep while Leonie clears dock leaves from the paddock.
A crisis has broken out at Woodburn Farmhouse, where lambs are dying.
Leonie records the events at the Reivers Festival while Charlie works on skinning a dead calf.
Leonie photographs cute lambs at Woodburn Farmhouse.
The days and nights at Woodburn Farmhouse were dark and wet.