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My Facebook live video from tonight discussing my favourite books from the Scottish Borders
A man searches for an old Border Reiver tower deep in the forests of the Tweed valley in the Scottish Borders.
A man finds potential evidence of big cat activity in the Scottish Borders!!
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The ancient town of Roxburgh lies buried and forgotten. Only 2 stone relics survive from the lost town. A man takes a look at them.
A man searches for the tallest bridge in the Scottish Borders, which was the tallest bridge in the world at the time of its construction …. with some dramatic results.
A man notices a similarity between 2 statues in Galashiels and Carlisle.
And then goes on the trail of the most notorious of the Border Reivers, Johnnie Armstrong.
A man searches for the lost stone known as Mary Gibb’s. Where a a woman was burned to death for practising witchcraft.
A man views a horde of Roman treasure in the National museum in Edinburgh, all taken from Trimontium in the Scottish Borders.
A man looks at St Mary’s Loch in the Scottish Borders and investigates some of the history associated with the ancient Kirkyard there.
A man explores 2000 year old Edins Hall Broch in the Scottish Borders, and talks about tours to this site.
A man investigates the murder , in 1685, of a Covenanter based soley on his religion amid the stunning scenery of Tweedsmuir and the Scottish Borderlands.
A man discusses the turbulent history of the Scottish Borders. Then tries to locate a mysterious forgotten monument in remembrance of the brave men who fought the English at Ancrum Moor.
I am also available to provide talks for groups who are interested in the history of the Borders Region.
“As you can see, Mark has a real passion for the unknown and forgotten history and presents his videos in a unique way to engage an audience and bring a fun way of keeping the Borders Spirit alive”
To find out more
We investigate Twizel castle in Northumberland. One of many castles built on the Anglo-Scots Border to protect from marauding Scots armies.
A man sees a drawing of 2 standing stones on-line then searches for them on the ground
