Roads Less Travelled
First broadcast on the BBC, in Roads Less Travelled join Scotland’s best known outdoors man Cameron McNeish as he explores Scotland from the luxury of his Camper Van. On the way he walks, bikes and pack rafts to explores the landscape, history, culture and hidden secrets of Scotland. Each volume contains 2 DVDs (running time approx. 118 minutes) in which Cameron reveals what makes Scotland one of the most incredible places in the world.
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In the Altlanic Way join Cameron as he journeys up the western seaboard from the Mull of Kintyre to Mallaig on a journey that takes him over 200 miles through some of our most impressive wild places. Along the way, he meets an artist, a storyteller and a ghillie. And most surprisingly of all he discovers how our ancestors created their music.
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In a circular route full of variety and interest Cameron explores the very heart of Scotland in a journey that begins in early spring and finishes in the glorious colours of autumn. His exploration takes him through some of our the nation’s most spectacular wild places including the whisky country of Ben Rinnes, the iconic Cairngorms, the Falls of Bruar and Royal Deeside.
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Focusing on the very tip of Scotland, join Cameron as he explores some of the least visited parts of Scotland from the southern end of Sutherland to the northern tip of the Orkney islands. He explores the hidden history of seemingly wild, untamed land of Sutherland and Caithness before heading up to explore and meet the people of 6 Orkney Islands.
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Cameron’s expedition starts 20 miles south of Oban as he visits three stunning, but lesser known islands - Luing, Seil and Lismore, before winding his way through one of Scotland’s most famous landscapes, Glen Coe. Venturing west he meets musical legend Fergie MacDonald, universally known as the Ceilidh King before heading for the rugged lands of Moidart and taking to the water at Arisaig. This version has minor revisions from the original programme.
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