The Inner Hebrides - Scotland's Island Paradise | Free Documentary Nature
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- The Inner Hebrides - Scotland's Island Paradise | Nature Documentary
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The Inner Hebrides surprise with green hills, fine sandy beaches and a mild climate, at least as far as Scottish conditions allow. This is ensured by the currents of the Gulf Stream, as well as the Scottish archipelago being protected by its sister islands, which belong to the Outer Hebrides. More than half of the almost 80 islands are uninhabited. Loneliness has made the people rather inventive.
On Tiree Island, mathematics, history and physics from the mainland arrive in the classroom per mouseclick. Dr Mauvis Gore and Prof. Rupert Ormond cast off from the island of Mull, after setting a course to encounter a basking shark. The cetohinus maximus is the world's second largest fish and the two scientists are absolutely convinced that the waters surrounding the Mull constitute the mating grounds for the basking sharks.
A logistical challenge takes place on the Isle of Easdale each September. Then, around 400 people populate the tiny slate island. Donals "Mellon" Melville organises the World Skimming Championships, a World Cup in jumping stones. This is all about the distance they are thrown and they must only hop above the water twice.
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The Inner Hebrides surprise with green hills, fine sandy beaches, and a mild climate, at least as far as Scottish conditions allow. This is ensured by the currents of the Gulf Stream, as well as the Scottish archipelago being protected by its sister islands, which belong to the Outer Hebrides. More than half of the almost 80 islands are uninhabited. Loneliness has made people rather inventive. A beautiful and charming documentary of these spectacular islands off the west coast of Scotland. Enjoy!
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Beautiful islands ! Love my country Scotland! Though I'm not sure why you spelt it Schotland! Thanks for the Documentary from East kilbride!
I love this world
@@hillarytrump9146 German spelling.
What year was this documentary originally filmed? Many Thanks!
This is an amazing documentary which brought back many happy memories for me. First the tiny little ferry over to Skye. For anyone going to Skye THIS is the way to get there....NOT that blasted bridge! When the ferry docks at Skye there is only one tiny B road out and the scenery is magnificent. I also toured all the Outer Hebrides in a motorhome one year and on the return journey, opted to spend a few days on Tiree.
12.12.2023..Very good and best.
These travelogues in Scotland are so relaxing to watch. Aach, what must living there be like!
Not all of it. I live in Edinburgh and it’s like any city. Very easy to get out to these places though. 👍
What a paradise..
I just wanna return. My ancestry is almost all from the Hebrides(Also got some from Orkney, Shetland, and Ireland). I wish I could live there so much.
This documentary rocks.
I mean, shales.
Wonderful school
Fascinating Documentary. Being from the western US I knew absolutely nothing about life on the Hebrides. Thank you.
Wow,!!MashaAllah So beautiful love from Manchester. Love all you Scottish people
Wow!!! This is green land
Amazing people..
Scottish people looks very humble wish I can get a guy over there ..I love the nature culture etc 😔😔😔😔
Thanks for this doc, liked the focus on lesser-known islands. The Inner Hebrides are on our list of places to go.
Keep doing this great work, all yours videos are awesome
Stuck here in Australia, this made me proud but so miserably homesick, I’d love to retire there.
Real clean place or respect fun peoples 💐🎉️
Interesting place, super chill people-hope it stays the paradise it seems-I can see myself living there. Nice video.🙂👍
Same! See ya there maybe
Stunning.
AWESOME
34:14 Dulse is an Edible Seaweed and has been part of cuisine of coastal people of the British Isles for centuries
Very nice episode about Hebrides inner and its people with great traditional life. 🏴🏴 it is so funny the throwing stones games, I enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing this documentary. Good job😍
SUPERB!!! 👍👍👍
love these documentaries. keep it up!!
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Very cool and relaxing 👌🤍⚘
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Bweutiful
I love this country!!! My country Singapore got nothing. Only condominiums 😔😔
that poor kid... only one in school and still has to wear the school uniform
principle/mom/janitor/counselor/teacher: must have told him 'now if we let you get away with it the younger children will expect it too, now 2x4 is... did you clean your room?
How good is the stone skipping 😃
Reminds me of port sarim
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What year was this documentary originally filmed? Many Thanks.
I wish i could be a man from Scotland's 😇
Quite funny video from a hungarian perspective about rock throwing. You guys should know about rock throwing here, this is the first thing what your dad teaches you, he is going to show you first at ANY size of water! Even if it is a river or a small pond, or a big lake, it doesn't matter, we instantly start throwing rocks at from age when you can walk on your own two feet. Here, where I grew up 7 jumps with a rock on water was the entry level for cool...:D Of course I was ok with seven :D
Scotland
Today I found the proper pronunciation of
" Hebrides "
I thought it was pronounced " Hay Brides "
😂😂
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can i use this video on my channel and i credit you
Is the seaweed not full of salt and bad for the garden
They have been using that as fertilizer for centuries , maybe that's not a problem
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I pray whoever see this you’ll be successful in life god has a plan for you just trust the process never give up god bless everyone... 💕 New music out now 😢💔
"Alistair Maclean" would not be pronounced "mack leen" but "Mac LANE". And when you talk about an island that is the most distant you say "farthest" not "furthest". Far/Farther/Farthest are used when talking about actual physical distance of something. "Further/Furthest" refer to imagined distance, as in "After the argument, they were the furthest they had ever been from loving each other."
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all the good rabbit meat gone..
This really has nothing to do with nature... u have other nature documentaries that are great. But this shouldn't be on the list of nature documentaries
Boo hoo, crying over a free documentary?
Couldn't you have found slightly more annoying and repetitive music?
Lol 😆 the Welsh dude is confused and thinks English people ain't British haha 😆
Hardly a paradise when the most excited people get is to skim stones once a year 😂🥴 looks beautiful, but god damn they need to do something else with their lives
Why? Sounds kinda wonderful to me. Maybe not the whole year round simply because I’m used to a different life pace but for a few months out of the year - hell yeah.