by Genscu | Oct 6, 2025 | Bloggings
Introduction Picture the rolling green hills and misty moorlands of southern Scotland nearly two thousand years ago. In these Borderlands, long before medieval castles and clans, lived a proud Iron Age people known as the Selgovae. Little-known today, the Selgovae (a... by Genscu | Oct 5, 2025 | Bloggings
Introduction Imagine a line of rolling hills rising from the mist, dividing two lands. The highest peak, called simply The Cheviot, rises to 2,674 feet (815 m) and often wears a cap of cloud. The terrain below is boggy and rough, making travel difficult even... 
by Mark Nicol | May 20, 2025 | Videos
Watch the full journey on YouTube ▶️ Towering above the Cheviot Hills, just a stone’s throw from the Scottish Border, Yeavering Bell is widely considered the most impressive and largest Iron Age hill fort in northern England—perhaps even the entire country. But... 
by Mark Nicol | Mar 30, 2025 | Videos
🎥 Watch the full video on YouTube When we think of Roman forts north of Hadrian’s Wall, most conjure images of subtle humps in the ground, scattered ditches, or the odd information board clinging to the memory of empire. But Bremenium—now known as High Rochester—is... 
by Mark Nicol | Apr 8, 2019 | Videos
St Mary’s Loch one of the most atmospheric and beautiful spots in the entire Borderlands. But also one of the most steeped in history. Was William Wallace proclaimed the Guardian of Scotland here?? 📍 St. Mary’s Loch, Scottish Borders🎥 Watch the full video on YouTube A...