Weir's Way - Tillicoultry/Arran Arrival

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Writer, broadcaster, climber and pioneering campaigner for the protection of the Scottish environment, Tom Weir presented his classic Scottish Television series Weir’s Way from 1976 to 1987, meeting the people, exploring the landscape and uncovering the history of this extraordinary nation.

Four episodes from the popular STV series. First Tom looks back on his trips to Tillicoultry, Arran & Loch Leven. Travelling through the west, he visits the point where Bonnie Prince Charlie fled from Scotland. The third episode explores the ‘Whisky Galore’ island of Eriskay. Finally Tom spends time with Sydney Scroggie - passionate about the mountains despite losing his sight in World War 2.

01. Tillicoultry / Arran Arrival

02. 40 Miles To Skye

03. Eriskay

04. Sydney Scroggie

Weir's Way - Inner Loch Torridon

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Writer, broadcaster, climber and pioneering campaigner for the protection of the Scottish environment, Tom Weir presented his classic Scottish Television series Weir’s Way from 1976 to 1987, meeting the people, exploring the landscape and uncovering the history of this extraordinary nation.

Six more episodes from the popular STV series. The first episode tours Inner Loch Torridon, described as the most picturesque of all the Scottish lochs. Next Tom takes the Oban line from Crianlarich. Following this the delights of Kirkcudbright are explored. Tom then meets some of the residents of Eigg who have chosen the Hebridean way of life. The final episode explores the ‘miracle’ of Glen Affric.

01. Inner Loch Torridon

02. Crianlarich to Oban Part 1

03. Isle Of Noss

04. Kirkcudbright

05. Island Of Eigg 2

06. Glen Affric

Weir's Way - Lerwick & Noss Island

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Writer, broadcaster, climber and pioneering campaigner for the protection of the Scottish environment, Tom Weir presented his classic Scottish Television series Weir’s Way from 1976 to 1987, meeting the people, exploring the landscape and uncovering the history of this extraordinary nation.

Five episodes from the popular STV series. Lerwick, where everything, including the language, is different welcomes Tom Weir as he continues his journey around Scotland. Tom remembers when the osprey was believed to have been extinct and visits Loch Garten. Next the Highlands highest village, Wanlockhead is explored. Finally Tom Weir visits North and South Applecross where he views a fragment of a cross said to date back to 672.

 

01. Lerwick & Noss Island

02. Ospreys

03. Wanlockhead

04. N&S Applecross

05. The Best Of Weir (Parts 1 & 2)

Weir's Way - Kincardine

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Writer, broadcaster, climber and pioneering campaigner for the protection of the Scottish environment, Tom Weir presented his classic Scottish Television series Weir’s Way from 1976 to 1987, meeting the people, exploring the landscape and uncovering the history of this extraordinary nation.

Tom Weir’s enchanting series of programmes showcase beautifully the splendour of the Scottish countryside, the richness of its history and the welcoming spirit of its people. Almost 40 years since Weir’s Way was first broadcast, it continues to stand the test of time.

01. Kincardine

02. Collieston

03. Peter Buchan

04. Highland Wildlife

05. Inchailloch

Weir's Way - The Best Of Weir

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Writer, broadcaster, climber and pioneering campaigner for the protection of the Scottish environment, Tom Weir presented his classic Scottish Television series Weir’s Way from 1976 to 1987, meeting the people, exploring the landscape and uncovering the history of this extraordinary nation.

Travelling to its southernmost point, to the outer reaches of its many islands and all places in between, Tom Weir’s series of programmes presents Scotland’s people, landscape and history in a way that has never been bettered.

01. The Best of Weir

02. Dunnottar Castle

03. The Breadalbanes

04. Crawford / the Source of the Clyde

Weir's Way - Lady Of Lawers

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Writer, broadcaster, climber and pioneering campaigner for the protection of the Scottish environment, Tom Weir presented his classic Scottish Television series Weir’s Way from 1976 to 1987, meeting the people, exploring the landscape and uncovering the history of this extraordinary nation.

The series of films made by Tom Weir for Scottish Television during the 70s and 80s contain no special effects, no studio trickery or fancy editing and are all the better for it.

They are a captivating and enthralling record of one man’s passion for the country of his birth.

01. Lady of Lawers

02. Crawton, Johnshaven and Gourdon

03. Island of Muck

04. At Tarbet Kintyre

05. An Edinburgh Volcano

Weir's Way - Alexander Selkirk

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Writer, broadcaster, climber and pioneering campaigner for the protection of the Scottish environment, Tom Weir presented his classic Scottish Television series Weir’s Way from 1976 to 1987, meeting the people, exploring the landscape and uncovering the history of this extraordinary nation.

Having been brought up on Glasgow’s highest point, it was perhaps no surprise that Tom Weir should become Scotland’s foremost television commentator on the country’s mountains, but more than that, Tom Weir brought Scottish natural history in to the country’s living rooms via his series of superb programmes.

01. Alexander Selkirk

02. Berwick-upon-Tweed

03. Mingulay and Barra Head

04. Orcadian Farming

05. More a Way of Life

Weir's Way - Wester Ross Loch Maree

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Writer, broadcaster, climber and pioneering campaigner for the protection of the Scottish environment, Tom Weir presented his classic Scottish Television series Weir’s Way from 1976 to 1987, meeting the people, exploring the landscape and uncovering the history of this extraordinary nation.

A groundbreaking figure in natural history broadcasting, Tom Weir’s series of films covering all aspects of Scottish country life and history have more than stood the test of time; they have become the yardstick by which all other programmes on the subject  are measured.

01. Wester Ross Loch Maree

02. The New Settlers

03. South End of Kintyre

04. Island of Eigg

05. Anstruther

Weir's Way - Mystery Island

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Writer, broadcaster, climber and pioneering campaigner for the protection of the Scottish environment, Tom Weir presented his classic Scottish Television series Weir’s Way from 1976 to 1987, meeting the people, exploring the landscape and uncovering the history of this extraordinary nation.

Climber, author, broadcaster and pioneering environmentalist Tom Weir presented Weir’s Way on Scottish Television from 1976 until 1987.

This disc contains five episodes perfectly showcasing Tom’s breathtaking command of his subject – Scotland, its history, people and landscape.

01. Mystery Island

02. Ruthwell

03. Royal Deeside

04. Sailing

05. The Prince of Hebrides

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Weir's Way- The Essential Collection

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52 EPISODES ON 12 DISCS

INCLUDING TWO HOURS OF EXTRAS

Writer, broadcaster, climber and pioneering campaigner for the protection of the Scottish environment, Tom Weir presented his classic Scottish Television series Weir’s Way from 1976 to 1987, meeting the people, exploring the landscape and uncovering the history of this extraordinary nation. Compiled here for the  first time, are 52 episodes and a disc of rarely seen extras. Weir’s Way:  The Essential Collection is the perfect companion for everyone who shares Tom’s passion for the beauty and splendour of Scotland.

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