The Black Douglas in the new Netflix movie Outlaw King

A man finds an old engraving of a standing stone and decides to investigate. Then tries to locate this lost and forgotten monument

A man discovers several hill forts in a five mile walk from Peebles

A man goes on a search for the lost grave of notorious Border Reiver Kinmont Willie Armstrong.

A man looks at a standing stone in the Scottish Borders which faces the Eildon Hills. Then wonders if this stone is maybe part of a far larger temple.

A man uses a bicycle to reach some 16th century towers in the Scottish Borders, war-torn ancient landscape.

A man looks for the site of RAF Charterhall in the Scottish Borders, the scene of so many death during WW2.

A man investigates the smuggling trade in the Scottish Borders throughout the 18th and 19th century. Visiting smuggling hotspots inland and along the coast.

A man investigates the battle of Otterburn from 1388. Tracing the footsteps of James Douglas and makes a rather macabre discovery

A recent visit to Norham Castle turned out “not what we expected”.

A man goes in search of the legendary Scots Dyke.

A man from the Scottish Borders visits the Scottish Highlands and ponders which is better

A man investigates the brutally violent pacification of the Scottish Borders during the Union of the English and Scottish Crowns.

Take a look at the Then and Now of this building

We go in search for the oldest, most remote and most mysterious ancient monument in the Scottish Borders.

They don’t make them like this no more!
Edin’s hall Broch near Duns

A man gets lost among the hills in the Scottish Borders after the first flurry of snow in 2016, with dramatic consequences

A man walks along the legemdary Catrail or Picts Ditch Earthwork from the great and uncharted Rink Fort near Galashiels to Torwoodlee Broch

A man walks from Galashiels to Clovenfords via the forgotten Blindlee Tower and mysterious Meigle Pots. Also features a clip from “Am no a Grass”

A man talks about the land clearances of the Scottish Borders in the 18th century, and searches for some of the lost, forgotten villages which these created.