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Roads Less Travelled Vol 3 DVD
The Heart of Scotland
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| Cordee Code: | CTD101 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Mountain Media |
| ISBN13: | 5055303600254 |
| Run Time: | 118 |
| Binding: | Dvd |
| Weight: | 95g |
| Product Type: | DVD |
| Countries: | Scotland |
Scotland's best known outdoors man, Cameron McNeish, is celebrtaing the very heart of the country. In a circualr route full of variety and interest, he travels over 300 miles on foot, by bike, with a pack-raft and, of course, his beloved campervan. Its a journey tha begins in early spring; finishes in the glorious colours of Autumn and takes him through some of our nation's most spectacular willd places.
Cameron starts his journey in whisy country around Ben Rinnes beofre discovering that Dava Moor - a place many people pass through but few stop to explore - is full of history. Then it's the Cairngorm mountains and glens that have shaped his life. Heading west he celebrates the remote splender around Corrour and Loch Rannoch - wild country as you'll find anywhere.
Making his way south and east he stops at the falls of Bruar, before tramping the magnificent Angus Glens - one of Scotland's best kept secrets.
Finally it's north to Royal Deeside where Cameron takes to the air for a different view of the this landscape, and to complete a wonderful circle, he explores the Cromdale hills.
Along the way, he meets scientists, historians and outdoor enthusiasts and finds the only railway staion in Scotland that hosts regular ceilidhs. He joins a descendant of travlling folk, a collector of songs and has first hand experience of how illicit whisky stills once worked. And during an epic journey , cameron talsk to people who's lives have been changed by the outdoorsl.
Cameron starts his journey in whisy country around Ben Rinnes beofre discovering that Dava Moor - a place many people pass through but few stop to explore - is full of history. Then it's the Cairngorm mountains and glens that have shaped his life. Heading west he celebrates the remote splender around Corrour and Loch Rannoch - wild country as you'll find anywhere.
Making his way south and east he stops at the falls of Bruar, before tramping the magnificent Angus Glens - one of Scotland's best kept secrets.
Finally it's north to Royal Deeside where Cameron takes to the air for a different view of the this landscape, and to complete a wonderful circle, he explores the Cromdale hills.
Along the way, he meets scientists, historians and outdoor enthusiasts and finds the only railway staion in Scotland that hosts regular ceilidhs. He joins a descendant of travlling folk, a collector of songs and has first hand experience of how illicit whisky stills once worked. And during an epic journey , cameron talsk to people who's lives have been changed by the outdoorsl.
