On Tour: Edinburgh
See Hear heads to Edinburgh, with William Grint visitin the largest arts festival in the world, the Edinburgh Fringe. Along the way, William meets Phillip Gerrard from Deaf Action to discover how they are working alongside the Fringe to create a unique festival, the Edinburgh Deaf Festival, celebrating deaf culture, language and heritage.
With Scotland's breathtaking hills and beautiful coastline within an hour's reach of the city, William joins wild camping expert Ross Grant as they take a walk on the wild side in the ancient Pentland Hills south west of the city. And his final stop is the beautiful coastal town of North Berwick, where he's joined by enthusiastic sea Kayaker Natalie Greenall for a sea kayaking adventure.
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