Taking a look at the interesting and macabre artefacts in Eckford Church yard.

A man investigates a mysterious, huge cross prominent on a remote hill side near Peebles.

A man goes searching for a tower inhabited by the notorious Black Douglas, and a set of stones known as the Douglas Stones. All associated with the Border Ballad… “The Douglas Tragedy”
all set amongst the stunning Scottish Borders landscape

A man finds potential evidence of big cat activity in the Scottish Borders!!

The life of Scotland’s fiercest ever warrior the Black Douglas.
Also the site of ancient Scottish fortress Roxburgh Castle is investigated.

The Black Douglas in the new Netflix movie Outlaw King

A man enters the cavernous abyss that is Peebles Neidpath Railway tunnel, searching for a long lost relative.

A man searches for the mysterious Ancrum caves and then goes on to look for a cave reputedly used by the Black Douglas himself near Jedburgh

Border Reivers may have developed such technologies that aided in their ability to survive and establish a network that may of died with them

A man from the Scottish Borders visits the Scottish Highlands

A man traces the movements of William Wallace through the castles, churches, caves and battlefields of Southern Scotland and the Scottish Borders.

A man goes in search of the legendary Scots Dyke.

We think a lot more could be done to promote the area for wildlife tourism.

A man and his daughter search for heritage trees of Scotland in the grounds of Traquair house in the Scottish Borders

Some pictures of our visit to Soutra Aisle

“Put to the horn” what can it mean?
A common punishment dished out to Border Reivers.

All the Scottish Border towns have “Common Ridings” or Gatherings each summer to commemorate the history and traditions of each place. The horse has been an integral part of Border culture since the Reiving times.

A man investigates the eerie Whytbank Tower, Clovenfords in the Scottish Borders with some alarming results.

We recently sacrificed our new year to camp out and find some crucial evidence for the legend and existence of the “Tarbh Uisge”

A look at Cauldshiels Hill, hill fort and the stand-off with the Rink fort and Catrail across the valley