Weir's Way - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

Glen Affric

Inner Loch Torridon

Loch Maree

North & South Applecross

Alexander Selkirk

Anstruther

Berwick Upon Tweed

The Braes O'Mar

The Rise And Fall Of The Breadalbanes

Colliestown and Forvie

Crawton, Johnshaven and Gourdon

Crianlarich to Oban

Dunnottar Castle

An Edinburgh Volcano

Fast Castle to St Abb's Head

Forty Miles To Skye

Highland Wildlife

Inchcailloch

Isle of Eigg, Part 1

Isle of Eigg, Part 2

Isle of Muck

Kirkcudbright

Lady of Lawers

Lerwick and Noss Island

More A Way Of Life

The New Settlers

North East Scotland

Orkney Isles

Ospreys

Peter Buchan
Peter Buchan, poet and fisherman amongst other things, joins Tom to talk about his work and the people and places that have inspired it, including Peterhead harbour.

The Prince In The Hebrides
Tom recounts the tale of Bonnie Prince Charlie's accidental landing on the Benbecula coastline after the battle of Culloden and his journey across the Hebrides thereafter.

Roman Village
Author and climber Tom Weir journeys to Cramond, or Caer Amon - "The Fort in the River" - used by the Romans to receive materials for the building of Antonine's Wall.

Rough Bounds
In this episode, Tom walks in the footsteps of Bonnie Prince Charlie, travelling to Culloden to take us on a tour of the area's scenery and to delve into its rich history.

Royal Deeside
Queen Victoria's diaries have given us a unique record of what life was like in Royal Deeside in the second half of the 19th century. Tom explores the area to find out more for himself.

Ruthwell
Tom visits Ruthwell, the home town of The Rev. Dr. Henry Duncan, the man who founded the world's first savings bank as a means of battling poverty in the local area.

Selkirk, Part 1
Tom begins a tour around Selkirk, a place rich in history and home of the 'Kirk O' The Forest', where William Wallace was proclaimed Guardian of Scotland in 1298.

Selkirk, Part 2
Tom Weir's visit to Selkirk continues. In this episode he takes part in the local pageant, meeting the standard bearers who have the honour of casting their flags in the market square.

The Seven Men
Tom recounts the tale of The Seven Men of Glenmoriston, who protected Bonnie Prince Charlie from capture after the Battle of Culloden, despite a reward being offered for his capture.

Skipness
Skipness, "The Ship Point", is the destination for Tom Weir in this episode as he explores the small village in Kintyre, meeting its residents and finding out about its history.

South End Of Kintyre
Weir's Way takes him on a trip around the South of the Kintyre peninsula, visiting Campbeltown, Dunaverty and eventually meets the lighthouse keeper of the Mull.

Sydney Scroggie
Tom spends time with Sydney Scroggie, a man who was left blind and one-legged by a mine in World War 2, who remained passionate about the mountains despite losing his sight.

At Tarbert Kintyre
In this episode, Tom meets some of the residents of Tarbert in Kintyre, a small harbour village proving very popular with summer yachtsmen and tourists who stop off for a day or two.

Tillicoultry/Loch Leven Castle/Arran
Tom looks back on his trips to Tillicoultry, Arran and Loch Leven Castle where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned, before escaping in 1568, although he meets a man who has a different theory..

Torridon The Oldest Glen
Glen Torridon is said by geologists to be the oldest glen in the world. We can see in it the very beginning of geological time as everything is revealed, scalped to the bone.

Water Wind and Fire
Tom takes a stunning trip through the skies over Loch Lomond in a hot air balloon, learning all about how this method of transport works, while enjoying breathtaking scenery.

Wester Ross Loch Maree
Loch Maree is the largest freshwater loch North of the great glen, named after St Mael Ruba, and Tom takes a tour round one of her many islands finding some fascinating sights.

Winter Ross
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