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Along the Borders: In search of what divides and unites us by Richard Collett #foliosociety collecting artefacts that wash upNationalities are often strongest on the border, where people define themselves in opposition to their neighbours. Flags fly, dialects become stronger, and the distance between us and them grows. But borderlands are also the spaces in between, where centuries of history and culture merge and collide to create complex and shifting identities. Along the Borders chronicles Richard Colletts multi year journey, by bus, boat, train, plane, car and on foot,