Mountains Of Scotland (PAL DVD)

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Mountains Of Scotland - Binnein nam Beann (PAL DVD)
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PLEASE NOTE that this DVD is PAL format and will be playable only on machines supporting the PAL format. Region free (worldwide).

(January 2005) 6 programmes (150 mins): The Trossachs to Rannoch Moor * Nevis and Glencoe * The Grampians * Torridon and The Far North * Skye and Kintail * Best of Scotland's Mountains.

The Mountains of Scotland may not be the highest, but they are certainly among the world's most beautiful. Released on a single DVD, this series of six programmes will take you on a stunning aerial journey around this unique and precious landscape.

From the undulating tops of the high Cairngorm plateau to the rocky ridges and glens of the ranges to the West, Scotland's Mountains form a varied and dazzling array of landforms.

These high places each have their own special character, their history and sometimes legends.

Initially shown to wide acclaim on Scottish Television / Grampian as Binnein Nam Beann, this version contains both English and Gaelic soundtrack options.

For every copy of this DVD sold a contribution of UK£0.50 is being made towards the John Muir Trust, the charity which in 2004 celebrated 21 years of acquiring and managing key wild areas, including the summit of Scotland's highest mountain, Ben Nevis.

Visit the John Muir Trust website.