Snowdrops, new cattle and ewes snug in the sheds — the first small signs of spring around the steading.

Family time on the coast, new cattle, and the tups about to meet the ewes ahead of spring lambing.

Clipping, combining, drilling and rolling — a flat-out August on the farm, with a little family time (and ice cream) squeezed in.

The lambs are growing fast, the silage is in, and there's never been a better time to take a farm tour.

Longer days, and the fields about to fill with lambs — we're gearing up for lambing.

Bracing walks, big Borders skies and feet up by the wood burner stove — winter on the farm.

Private tours in the truck, winter sunrises and the chance of Northern Lights — plus New Year availability in both cottages.

Ninety minutes on our all-weather trailer, up close with the sheep and cattle and out across the farm.

Two barn owl chicks have hatched in one of our owl boxes — weighed, measured, ringed and doing really well.