3 Hours Of Exploring Britain's Secret Islands

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• JB

  @JbScot · 2 years ago

  My great granny was a Fair Isle knitter so I'm enjoying this fantastic documentary so much. It's a visual delight 😍 However! As a Scot with Orkney and Shetland roots who lives in Caithness, your Scottish pronunciations are setting my nerves on edge 😂

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• JW

  @jwf6289 · 2 years ago

  Beautifully produced.  I enjoyed so very much. From USA, Texan girl.

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• PA

  @pamabernathy8728 · 2 years ago

  Storm petrels are so interesting.  And I like their vocalizations.  Wow.

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• CO

  @connerd25 · 2 years ago

  This is what i NEED by Absolute History

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• VI

  @VincentVincent-s9t · 1 year ago

  A FANTASTIC PIECE OF FILM MAKING !<br>Buitifull. How amazing.

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• CM

  @cmaden78 · 2 years ago

  There&apos;s nothing better than talking with someone who has obviously studied and got excited by something in history. You&apos;ve interested me in something i hadn&apos;t given much thought to, but your expertise has made it fascinating ❤😊

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• KE

  @kelliv2995 · 2 years ago

  This is high quality ❤ Going right into my &quot;Save Forever&quot; folder

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• GC

  @GC-kt4rm · 2 years ago

  Thank you for this wonderful show. &nbsp;Why I<br>had been along for the ride!

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• WA

  @Wargasm54 · 11 months ago

  Awesome scenery and heritage. I live in the USA. But have had the privilege of living in Europe for 14 years. The rich history is like living in a storybook. I was young when I lived in Europe. But it was one of the few things that I never took for granted. When I came back to the USA everything seemed so new and temporary. I wanted to go back , but things just didn’t work out that way. But I will return. Some day.

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• PA

  @pamabernathy8728 · 2 years ago

  SO excited about this video!!! &nbsp;I binge read novels (well written detective novels &amp; historical novels) based in the British Isles.<br>I feel like I know the Isle of Man, thanks to a wonderful author.<br>And I do some decent Cockney rhyming slang. <br>I am also on a first name, email basis, with a high up executive at Tunnocks, because I have spent a ridiculous amount of money for a few dark chocolate Tunnocks Tea Cakes.<br>I used to be able to order on line.<br>Then, post-pandemic, post Brexit, not available.<br>ONE specialty food chain where we live in Southern California occasionally stocks them, but they QUICKLY sell out.<br>Ordered them because 1 of my detective series featured tea breaks, with Tunnocks.<br>My husband&apos;s roots are Scottish (hence my last name, which I have had for well over 40 years -- almost twice as long as my maiden name!).<br>His roots have been traced back to the 1100&apos;s.<br>The Leslie Clan was on the losing side of a battle (I am mortified to say that my memory is so poor, that I recall neither the name of the war nor the year!).<br>Anyway, that Abernathy was marched, in chains, from Scotland to London, thrown into a steerage on a ship, &amp; sent to America. &nbsp;Maybe, 1600&apos;s? &nbsp;I will add CORRECT info when my dear, long-suffering husband gets home in a few minutes.<br>Anyway, this LONG comment is just from reading the description!!<br>Blessings, all.<br>And have a safe, long weekend, anyone watching from the 🇺🇸. (Tomorrow is a holiday here, &amp; this is treated as, &quot;the last weekend in summer.&quot;)

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• NI

  @nicoledillistone · 1 year ago

  what a brilliant watch ❤

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• DE

  @deborahduthie4519 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Watching the &apos;Kelpies&apos; was the best bit, for me. Excellent educational vid. Those Back injuries X-Rays, look painful...debilitating. Thank you

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