New program about the Scottish Winter
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Thanks for posting the additional info qwerty.
Wonder if those not in Scotland will be able to catch it somehow?
Wonder if those not in Scotland will be able to catch it somehow?
If you have Sky it will be in the 960-980 range in the channel guide. 970 I think (can't check as I'm in Scotland), should be viewable on iPlayer as well.
That looks quite good from the trailer, but I do hope the focus isn't too gloomy and doomy. Simple truth is that a high mortality rate seen last winter is actually a symptom of a good winter.
It's not the worst winter we've had for fatalities, but it was one of the better winters for climbing and skiing we've had in recent years, although 2009/10 was pretty good as well.
I'm sure there'll be a way, proxy servers and that type of thing, if you do a search you'll likely find a site that'll allow you to stream the iPlayer version.
Scotland's mountains in winter? Think west Norway with lower summits and without the glaciers, but with all the wild weather and weak dodgy snow layering-bonds.
It's not the worst winter we've had for fatalities, but it was one of the better winters for climbing and skiing we've had in recent years, although 2009/10 was pretty good as well.
I'm sure there'll be a way, proxy servers and that type of thing, if you do a search you'll likely find a site that'll allow you to stream the iPlayer version.
Scotland's mountains in winter? Think west Norway with lower summits and without the glaciers, but with all the wild weather and weak dodgy snow layering-bonds.
We'll keep an eye peeled for you Limaed, tonight at 9pm.
Was listening to the discussion on Radio Scotland regarding the programme this afternoon. It seems there's much focus on the doom and gloom aspect of the winter, rather than the fact that it was the best winter since 2009/10
Plus someone mentioned we'd have to go all the way back to the 60's to find a comparable winter, that someone obviously lost their diaries for the late 70's and early 80's, a quick peek in any new routes section of a scots mountain guidebook will testify to that. Still, it plugs the show.
Was listening to the discussion on Radio Scotland regarding the programme this afternoon. It seems there's much focus on the doom and gloom aspect of the winter, rather than the fact that it was the best winter since 2009/10
Plus someone mentioned we'd have to go all the way back to the 60's to find a comparable winter, that someone obviously lost their diaries for the late 70's and early 80's, a quick peek in any new routes section of a scots mountain guidebook will testify to that. Still, it plugs the show.
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