Music History: The legendary Ann Peebles' husband Don Bryant and Al Green's organist on all those hits, Rev. Charles Hodges on THE ORIGINAL ORGAN at Willie Mitchell's Royal Studios in Memphis TN. Don Bryant Co-Wrote "I Can't Stand the Rain." They were rehearsing for a New Year's performance bringing in 2017. We were grateful to be there.#soulmusic #memphismusic | REAL LIFE with Al and Chelle

👀 WATCH: 200 miles, 36 tonnes, 17 separate units, over 2 months – is what it took to deliver Peebles' new Water Treatment Works from the Highlands, where it was constructed, to its new home in the Scottish Borders. more info here: https://www.scottishwater.co.uk/About-Us/News-and-Views/2022/06/210622-Peebles-Water-Works-200-mile-Journey RSE | Scottish Water

Drochil Castle is a ruined 16th century fortress in the Scottish Borders, about 10 km northwest of Peebles. It was built by James Douglas, 4th Earl of Morton, who was Regent of Scotland, starting around 1578. Morton intended it as a retirement palace rather than a purely military stronghold. Construction was never completed: Morton was executed in 1581, and the castle fell out of use by about 1630. The layout is unusual, with a “double-tenement” plan each floor contains a central corridor with s

A little video of Neidpath Castle in Peebles 4K version on my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZRLipH0e8o Across the centuries, Neidpath has been home to generations of the Fraser, Hay, and Douglas families. And for over 200 years, the estate has been privately owned by the Wemyss family. The true beauty of Neidpath is that very little has changed over the years. The rugged stone walls, hidden staircases, and beautiful views from the battlements would all be very familiar to its