See the Quiet Beauty of Farm Life on the Scottish Isles | Short Film Showcase
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- In the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, life on the Isle of Harris has been largely influenced by the practice of crofting, a small-scale agricultural tradition that has been passed down for generations. In this short film by Joya Berrow, follow the quiet life of crofter Donald John Macinnes as he tends to his sheep and cows in the staggeringly beautiful landscape.
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See the Quiet Beauty of Farm Life on the Scottish Isles | Short Film Showcase
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Crofting is a unique agricultural practice passed down generations in this part of Scotland. If you were a part of this community, do you think you would be able to uphold this physically demanding tradition? Why or why not?
”The side I’m on is as green as you can get”
this was absolutely amazing. the scenery was so vibrant. its always great to see life through another persons eyes
As much as I love this, as a local (inner Hebrides) my community has already been so affected by rampant unregulated tourism (thank you Harry potter), so there's parts of my country I'd probably cry if I saw a tour bus arrive in. Big up BBC alba on here!
I just couldn't get enough of that thick scottish accent, just beautiful
I used to live in the Hebrides and let me tell you that on a sunny day, it really is the most beautiful place on Earth. However, be warned, the weather is brutal most of the time!
This is absolutely gorgeous! I was thinking about car trip around Scotland, but now, after that short, I absolutely sure that I will visit this amazing lands! Thank you, NatGeo!
Beautiful, I wish I could live there!!
Paradise.
He surely does live on the right side of the fence. Just beautiful!
amazing place, maybe i should visit this place someday
Good, honest hardworking people, proud of what they do and what they are, and rightly so.
Life between nature is called Life
I wish I were there now....it's been a while. Having a Scotch on the rocks and reminiscing!😊😍🤗
I learned to love the Scottish accent but my first experience with their articulation was unexpected. A fisherman said "It's me torrn to shucka pun." After much research and queries I discovered that what the fisherman had said was, "It's my turn to shake a pan," meaning it was his turn to cook on the boat that night. Lol.
Been there. what a beautiful place. The people, the land, the sea and mountains.
Much nature, such amaze, very satistying
Man that last sentence. I think that's what everybody is looking for.
Just beatiful
I loved this , what a beautiful place ❤️