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Mainly in Gaelic with English sub-titles, An Ceasnachadh is now available on video. This moving representation of the questioning in Gaelic of Kay Matheson on her part in the taking of the Stone Of Destiny is fascinating in its portrayal of intensity of emotion,? and the frustration of the interrogating officer who cannot comprehend the language or the strength of national feeling involved. The BBC screening of this dramatic film may have been interrupted by bad weather, but now everyone can watch it, come rain, hail or shine!

A musical journey down the River Dee from Linn O' Dee to Crathes presented by Sandy Stronach. With Paul Anderson, Jim Reid, John Stevenson, Jim Stevenson, Barbara-Ann Burnett and Lucy Seymour-Dale.

A fascinating video, even for those who don't drink! The photography is excellent, with steady close-ups and broad views combined with appropriately misty mystical landscapes. The history of the whiskies through the history of the areas; 55 minutes.

Over 140 scenes of beautiful countryside from the Inner Hebrides, Argyllshire and Ireland with music played by Donnie & Diane's Highland Ceilidh Band and The Full Steam Ahead Ceilidh Band. The Clann Eala Irish Dancers feature on two sets performing dances devised for this video.

Part eight in this series of travel guides focuses on the Highlands. Gentle narrative from Bill McLaren gives historical and geographical detail of the places visited. Inverness, Fort William, Kylescu, Dunrobin, Poolewe... 58 minutes of gorgeous scenery.