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Scotland The Land - The Great GlenThis beautiful journey through the Great Glen takes us from Loch Levin up to Fort William, through the Caledonian Canal and towards Fort Augustus. From there we travel along Loch Ness, stopping at Inverness before heading out to Culloden and the end of our journey at Fort George. Scotland the Land is a fascinating series bringing us stunning aerial views of some of Scotland's most famous rivers and the treasured landscapes they run through.
Soul in The Glen Northern Soul Scotland 2009Northern Soul, Soul in the Glen Scotland clips from dvd
Monarch of the Glen Series 3 IntroThe opening sequence to Monarch of the Glen Series 3.
A Drive Through 'Monarch of the Glen' CountryAn American tourist couple drive through the Scottish Highland region of Badenoch and Strathspey, which was the filming location for the BBC series, "Monarch of the Glen." The village of Newtonmore and the surrounding area are featured.
Smithfield Fair - James of the GlenSmithfield Fair at the 2007 Louisiana Highland Games. More information and scheduling can be found on their website at www.smithfieldfair.com
VISIT SCOTLAND VOL 1: Glen Coe, Scottish Highlands: HD Photo MontageGlen Coe is one of the most spectacular and beautiful places in Scotland, once visited never forgotten. Its best accessed from the east via the A82 in which you take in a spectacular drive through Rannoch Moor which covers 50 sq miles of land. Rannoch Moor is beautifully barren and perfectly sums up the words "Lonely Planet" with endless views of open spaces in every direction and just a single winding road , however Rannoch Moor can also be as equally trecherous when the weather sets in and not a place to be waiting for AA assistance. When you reach Glen Coe you are met by an elevated view over the Glen with the famous three steeply-sided ridges known as "The Three Sisters" lying to the west. "The Three Sisters" form part of "Bidean nam Bian", which is the highest point in the former county of Argyll and a complex mountain with many ridges and subsidiary peaks. There is an undoubtably haunting and eerie feel about Glen Coe which is psychologically enhanced if you research the history of the area prior to visiting, but whats also very unforgettable is just how quiet and peaceful it is. Its a place you will want to stop at and take in the views, transgress or maybe go for a walk for no particular reason to no particular place. As you stand shadowed by "The Three Sisters", its easy to visualise what happened there during the early hours of February 3rd 1692. Glen Coe is formed from an ice age glacier, it is 10 miles in length but just 700 metres in width, at approximately ...
Glen Affric Scotland Mountain WalkingScottish mountaineering. Walking from Loch Cluanie to Glen Affric youth hostel. Ascents of surrounding Munros. Also a fascinating boxing match between deer. Views of Kintail, Skye and Ben Nevis. Ascents include Ben Attow and Sgurr nan Ceathreamhnan. EWP mountaineering holidays.
Triumph Bonneville Inveraray & Glen Coe Scotland March 2011Motorcycle trip from the central belt to Inveraray & Glen Coe. Triumph Bonneville is fantastic. Got snowed in at The Kingshouse for two days. Just took delivery yesterday of a new Drift HD170 stealth video camera for the bike, so hopefully video footage of bike trips to follow soon. www.bonniescotlandtours.com
Scotland - Monarch of the Glen - UKMay 2002 Stalking the Highland hills, Sir John Nutting QC surveys his estate. Everything he sees belongs to him. Yet this may all be about to change. If the newly formed Scottish parliament have their way, Sir John and others will be selling their land to local people, whether they like it or not! Labour MP Alan Wilson sees the bill as an attempt to "right historical wrongs" - to open up land tenure to rural communities in order to bring about economic development and repopulation. The landlords look on the bill less favourably. They compare the bill to the "Mugabe land grab" and communist revolution, arguing that such "social engineering" would be disastrous for Scotland. For Alan Wilson such arguments are unconvincing. He asserts: "Call it social engineering... I would call it liberating for future generations the land in which people live and work". Produced by ABC Australia Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
Chasing Snowmelt - Kayaking in Glen EtiveSome of the highlights from our recent trip to Scotland. Water was low in general but Glen Etive was served well by snow melt so we spent most of out time there. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did!
Cluanie & Kintail Ridges - Glen Shiel, ScotlandTraversing the famous Five Sisters of Kintail and the South Cluanie Ridges located either side of Glen Shiel. Including Eilean Donan Castle and Rattagan Youth Hostel. EWP adventure holidays.
Glen Daly - Scotland the Brave (Glen's version)Glen's own version of the famous song.
Scottish Deerhound Lure CoursingPeace in a Highland Glen after a days Lure Coursing with Scottish Deerhounds
Kayaking Scotland, Glen EtiveVarious rivers within Glen Etive
Watercolor Lesson Demonstration Glen Coe Scotland Rosemary and Co SableUsing a no 10 Kolinsky Sable from Rosemary and Co, Painted from a photo on paintmyphoto.ning.com Loose style I call Fearless Watercolour. This is watercolor 'fast and loose' as they say. I try to get as much variation in as possible, letting the paint flow and mix on the paper. If you want to learn to paint in a free loose style, try www.roughbrush.com I mention Rosemary and co simply because I am a fan of theirs and quite pleased they are a UK family business. For Hand made brushes they are unsurpassed. They export everywhere, I learned about them from an American Artist! (I am in the UK). Funny old world.
The Fairy Glen Rosemarkie ScotlandA day in the fairy Glen Fairy Glen is an area of broadleaved woodland set in an attractive steep-sided valley, with the Markie Burn running through it. It is managed by the RSBP and local landowners. The glen gets its name from an old tradition. Every Sunday, the children of the village would gather in the glen, at the site of a spring. They would tidy up the pool area around the spring and sprinkle flower petals on it as a gift to the fairies. The fairies in return would ensure a good clean supply of water for the village. The glen is heavily wooded with birches, geans and rowans and is a haven for plants and wildlife. Depending on the time of year you are likely to see primroses, bluebells, water avens, wood sorrel and red campion. You might spot willow warblers, buzzards, treecreepers, wrens, sparrowhawks, dippers and grey wagtails. The millpond dates back at least 200 years. At the turn of the 19th century, when salmon fishing was a thriving local industry, ice would be cut from the pond in winter and transported to local 'ice-houses' to preserve the fish. Around the pond today you might see mallards, grey herons, frogs, newts and dragonflies. Also of geographical interest on the southern side of the glen in the area known as 'The Dens', are a series of earth pillars, formed by water erosion. Such pillars can be seen in other parts of Europe but are rare in Britain. Find the wishing Tree and sit by the two waterfalls stunning and relaxing
VISIT SCOTLAND: Lonely Planet PART 1 includes Rannoch Moor, Glen Coe & Pine Martin FeedingFor Part 2 please visit www.vimeo.com Part 1 - Filmed in the Scottish Highlands from 21st December 2009 - 29th December 2009, including the drive through Rannoch Moor and Glen Coe. Ben Nevis (The Nevis Range) is seen just a few days before the avalanche that killed 3 hikers. Commando Memorial, Highland Lodges at Loch Lochy and feeding Pine Martens. PART 2 - www.vimeo.com includes; Fort Augustus, Loch Ness, Ben Nevis Cable Car Gondola Ride, Christmas Day, Aviemore, Riverside Lodges, Aviemore and the Cairngorm Mountain Railway **Special thanks to Janet at Highland Lodges and Marilyn and Steve at Riverside Lodges for all your help during our stay**
Exploring Glen Coe's Lost ValleyTrail Magazine's Simon Ingram takes a walk into Coire Gabhail, the 'Lost Valley' of Bidean Nam Bian in Glen Coe, Scotland. The accompanying article appeared in the May 2009 issue of Trail Magazine. Log onto www.livefortheoutdoors.com for more.
Loch Ness - the Video Pt.2PRIVATE: Caley Cruiser trip on Loch Ness. Seven guys on a boat trip on Loch Ness amidst some fantastic Scottish scenery - no soundtrack - just wee Al !!! from the Captain's log: to err.... is human to aaarrrrrgh ... is Pirate
Dalriada ProjectThe territory of Dalriada roughly corresponds to the area of mainland Scotland settled by eponymous migratory tribes from the Antrim coast around 500AD; with Dunadd the stronghold of the nation's earliest kings until about 900AD. www.dalriadaproject.org
Amazing Grace - Royal Scots Dragoon Guards ~ SCOTLAND.A view of the Scottish country taken from across Scotland. Accompanied by the music Amazing Grace performed by The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.from the Spirit Of The Glen Album. Available @ iTunes I hope you enjoy viewing.
Glen Daly - The Sky Is Bluer In Scotland
Autumn visit to Glen Affric, Scotland.Autumn visit to Glen Affric, Scotland with members of the Bon Accord Camera Club from Aberdeen.
SCOTLAND - Dances With Wolves - Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.A view of the Scottish scenery taken from around Scotland. Accompanied by the music Dances with Wolves performed by The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.Taken from the Spirit of the Glen Album.Available @ iTunes I hope you enjoy viewing.
Royal Scots Dragoon Guards ~Time To Say Goodbye ~Scotland.A view of the Scottish country taken from across Scotland. Accompanied by the music Time to Say Goodbye. ( Con te Partiro ) Performed by The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.Taken from the Album Spirit of the Glen - Journey. Available @ iTunes. I hope you enjoy viewing.
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