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September's Picture
The Old Drove Road from Peebles across to Yarrow
The Reivers Road. Innovative audio tours in the Scottish Borders
GPS- triggered entertainment and information in the Scottish Borders
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March's Picture
Yair by the Tweed
April's Picture
Flodden Field looking north
October's Picture
The Reivers' Moon will be at its best on Halloween this year.
September's Picture
Autumn leaves by Tom Scott, R.S.A., R.S.W. from Selkirk.
August's Picture
Walking the Drove Road south of Peebles
July's Photo
Heather's Out - Summer's Here! (On St Cuthbert's Way)
October's Picture
Fatlips Castle on Minto Crag. October 2019
September's picture
Caerlenrig Kirkyard
August's Picture
Lauder Common Riding
May's picture
The point from which James IV would have surveyed the Flodden Battlefield 9 September 1513.
March's Picture
Barns Tower near Peebles
February's Picture
The Yair, The Tweed and mallard
January 2019 Picture
Caerlaverock Castle near Dumfries
December's Picture
Glamis Castle was the childhood home of HM the Queen Mother and is a fascinating visit.
February's Picture
Jedburgh Abbey, Scottish Borders
January's Picture
Hume Castle, Berwickshire, looking towards the Cheviot Hills.
November's Picture
The Leaderfoot viaduct in the Scottish Borders.
October's Picture
Clans and Castles guided tours expand to Paris!
May's Picture
Bamburgh Castle on the Northumberland coast is just 90 minutes from Edinburgh
April's Picture
Primroses on the old railway line outside Hawick (Could become the new railway line too).
February's Picture
Hawick Golf Course and Ruberslaw, 15 Feb 2016, with thanks to Ian Landles
January's Picture
St Giles Cathedral on Edinburgh's Royal Mile
April's Picture
Jedburgh Abbey, built by the Augustines 12th and 13th century
July's Picture
The Fairy Bridge on Skye (thank you Jenna Powell)
August's picture
The Highlander at Glenfinnan Monument (thank you Jill Clover). Bonnie Prince Charlie raised his standard at Glenfinnan on 19 August 1745.
March's picture
St Mary's Kirk, Hawick on 3 March 2015. There has been a place of worship here since 1183.
December's picture
Fatlips Castle near Jedburgh, 20 Dec 2014, courtesy of Ed Dabney Photography
October's Picture
Boleskine Cemetery and Loch Ness, 26 Oct 2014.
September's Picture
Wade's (1733) Bridge at Aberfeldy. With thanks to Kerri Rudy, 4 September 2014
June's picture
Before the Battle Performance at Bannockburn, 28 June
April's Picture
Picture taken at Arbroath on 6 April, the anniversary of The Declaration of Arbroath, 1320: "...for, as long as but a hundred of us remain alive, never will we on any conditions be brought under English rule. It is in truth not for glory, nor riches, nor honours that we are fighting, but for freedom – for that alone, which no honest man gives up but with life itself."
March's Picture
Golden eagle above a Highland Moor, taken 1 March
January's Picture
Floors Castle by Kelso, seen from the ruins of Roxburgh Castle on the other side of the River Tweed. Taken 5 Jan 2014.
November's Picture
The horse in Hawick High Street commemorates a day in 1514 when English raiders were surprised by young men from Hawick who captured their banner.
June's Picture
Hawick Cornet's entourage return from the Denholm 'Ride Oot' , 1 June 2013
September's Picture
Rubha Robhanais, northernmost tip of the Western Isles, 14 September 2012
May's Picture
The lighthouse at Eilean Iarmain on Skye, taken during 'Outlander Tour' 25 May 2012.
August's Picture
Dun Troddan is one of the two best preserved iron age brochs in the country.
June's Picture
Oban Bay overlooked by 'McCaig's Folly'. Photo taken 9 June 2009
April's picture
13th century Rait Castle. Picture taken 19 April 2009.
November's Picture
Castle Stuart was built by the Earl of Moray in 1625. It now offers luxury accommodation and an authentic castle experience to our clients.
October's Picture
Crichton Castle south of Edinburgh, home of James Hepburn Earl of Bothwell, third husband of Mary Queen of Scots. Taken 10 October 2008
July's Picture
Dunnottar castle looking its best for a Keith from Arkansas, 1 July 2007
June's Picture
Loch Fyne seen from Dunderave Castle, seat of the MacNaughton clan. 6 June 2007
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