Alfred Wainwright takes Eric Robson to some of his favourite places in Scotland, including the far North, the North Western Highlands, the Isle Of Skye and the Western Highlands.

Three films about the border lands between England and Scotland. In 'Debateable Lands: In Search of the Border Reivers', George MacDonald Fraser and Eric Robson go in search of the Border Reivers, a group of 16th century murderers, arsonists, kidnappers and all-round scoundrels who populated the Scottish Borders. Hadrian's Wall is the most famous frontier of the Roman empire - and is also probably one of the most misunderstood archaeological monuments in Britain. In the four-part ITV series 'Edge of Empire: A Journey Along Hadrian's Wall', Eric Robson travels along 73 miles of the Wall, uncovering pointers to over 2500 years of history as he goes. 8000 years of turbulent border history are brought to life in the ITV series 'The Borders' presented by Alistair Moffat, which looks at the battles and bloodshed that have taken place on the much-disputed soil that lies between Northern England and Southern Scotland.

A double helping of Alfred Wainwright. In the first he takes Eric Robson around Mardale and Haweswater. He also takes him to Orrest Head and shows him around the Kendal area. In the second Wainwright takes Robson to Limestone Country, the Pennine Way and to the Howgill Fells.

They're back: one dog and his man. In Britain's most popular regional ITV series, Eric Robson and his cantankerous border terrier explore landscape and memory, folklore and living history. And squabble a lot. In this instalment, Robson explores the Solway Coast, Eyemouth to Fast Castle, the Hodbarrow Mine, the Vale of Whittingham, Dentdale, St John's Town of Dalry and Haverthwaite.