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TV : Documentary : TV Rip : English
Kerry is Kirsty: Scotland's Best Cycling Routes Series 1

Travel Documentary
hosted by Kerry MacPhee and Kirsty MacPhee, published by BBC in 2018 - Gaelic (Scottish) narration

 

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Cycling sisters Kerry and Kirsty MacPhee from South
Uist take to social media to find out the nation's favourite cycle routes. 
1. A'Chomraich
They are
in Applecross in Wester Ross and accompanied by wild swimmer Calum MacLean, who has chosen a route there because of his
family ties to the area and his fond memories of holidaying there. Calum is avoiding the world renowned Bealach na Bà
though in favour of a lesser-known off-road route. Starting at Kenmore on Loch Torridon, they mountain bike through
Applecross Glen to reach the west coast of the peninsula before finishing the cycle route off with a cooling dip in
Applecross River - Calum's recommendation of course!
2. Stafainn
They are in north east Skye in the
Trotternish peninsula with local Kerr Gibb, who is lucky enough to count this route as his commute to work. Starting at
Portree harbour they cycle past some of Skye's most famous landmarks. They admire the strange rock formations of
the Old Man of Storr and Kilt Rock before tackling the steep climb up the winding road to the Quiraing. The girls also
hear about Skye's reputation as the Jurassic Isle and visit the dinosaur footprints on Staffin beach which have
made the island so famous in recent years.
3. Morar gu Arasaig
They are in Morar and Arisaig - also known as
the rough bounds - with local cyclist Lisa Annette, who has rediscovered the beauty of her her home turf through trips
on the bike. Starting at Bracorina they follow the banks of Loch Morar, Britain's deepest fresh water loch and hear
about its legendary resident, Morag the monster. They stop for a break just in time to see famous steam train the
Jacobite, a train made more famous in recent years thanks to its appearance in the Harry Potter films. Continuing on
they pass white west coast beaches with stunning views out to the Small Isles and Skye.
4. Coigeach
Yhey are
in Coigeach in Scotland's north west with Seonaidh Charity, who first got to know his chosen route as he'd
often travel the road to visit his now fiancee. Starting at the foot of a mist-shrouded Stac Polly they head off round
the Coigeach peninsula. Before long the bracing wind clears the clouds to open up fantastic views of the Summer Isles
and the hill tops of Assynt. Seonaidh tells the girls about the fairy folklore in the area and they meet his future
father-in-law to find out more about the place names in the area.
5. Caol Reatha gu Drochaid Sheile
They take
on big hill climbs in the south of Skye and the mainland with Fiona Grant, a cycling aficionado who lives in Skye. The
first steep climb starts at Ashaig before a swift descent with sharp alpine bends to Kylerhea. Here they catch the
world's only hand-operated turntable ferry, the Glenachulish, across the water to the mainland to reach the
picturesque village of Glenelg. From here they carry on to another gruelling climb up to the summit of Mam Ratagan with
its rewarding views of the Five Sisters of Kintail.
6. Asainnte
They are in Assynt on the north west coast
with Ruairidh MacKay who has fond memories of coming to the area when he was a young boy and now brings his own family
here. The girls and Ruairidh start off on the Clachtoll peat road once used by locals to reach remote peat banks. They
are greeted with dazzling sunshine which, despite its best attempts, hasn't dried out all of the bogs and Ruairidh
takes the plunge headfirst into one. Luckily for him he isn't long drying off in this heat. They carry rejoin the
main road and continue up the coast, stopping at Clachtoll beach, which seems Mediterranean on a day like this, before
finishing their day's cycling at the dramatic seascapes of Stoer Lighthouse.
7. Srath Narann
They are in
Strath Nairn south east of Loch Ness exploring the areas lochs with Raghnaid Sandilands, a self-confessed map boffin,
who began using her bike to explore the places she sees while researching maps and place names of the area. They start
their cycle in Farr and head straight for a community project Raghnaid has been involved in where they are growing their
own fruit and vegetables. Continuing on to Loch Duntelchaig, Raghnaid explains her theory why this is where her and her
children believe the real Nessie lives. The cyclists plough on to Loch Ashie, with its own stories of sightings of a
ghostly battling Norse warrior and Fionn.
8. Beinn Dobhrain gu Loch Liomhann
They are just north of Tyndrum at
Loch Lyon with hill-walker Colin MacLeod, whose bike is a means to an end for reaching more summits. Starting their
route at the foot of Beinn Dorain, Colin has a slalom of rivers crossings lined up for the girls and they battle across
fjords flowing down from the surrounding hills. Unfortunately for Colin and Kirsty, they don't manage to stay dry -
and Kerry isn't sympathetic for their wet feet. They pass over the West Highland Way, which attracts walkers all
year round, before then also passing under the West Highland Railway Line. Colin and the girls then stop at the fank
where famed Gaelic poet Duncan bàn MacIntyre once lived and worked.

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 * Video Codec: x265/HEVC
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 * Video Bitrate: CRF 23 (~928Kbps)
 * Video Resolution: 960x540
 * Video Aspect Ratio: 16:9
 * Frame Rate: 25 FPS
 * Audio Codec: HE-AAC
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Audio Bitrate: 64Kbps CBR 24KHz
 * Audio Channels: 2 (Gaelic)
 * Run-Time: 3hours 49mins
(total)
 * Number Of Parts: 1 (8 chapters)
 * Part Size: 1.59 GB
 * Source: PDTV
 * Encoded by: JungleBoy



Links
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1) Further Information 
 * [https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09jqy12 BBC]

2) Related
Documentaries 
 * Kerry is Kirsty: Rothan gu Robhanais
 * Kerry's Year
 *
Bealach Mor
 * Bothy Life
 * UCI Mountain Bike World Cup
 * UCI Mountain Bike World
Cup (BBC 2017)
 * The News of the Southern Isles
 * The Strathpuffer (BBC 2018)
 *
Scotland: Coast to Coast
 * The Great Climb

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