Michael meets Cameron of Lochiel

[Grizzly]

Kyle that's fantastic and thank you for posting it. Shame the clip didn't run on a bit more because I work for the National Grid in the UK and acquiring rights for building pylons is exactly what I do. It would have been very interesting to see how they did it back then without all the health and safety rules we have to comply with today.

[McClef]

And I'll be joining you lads for a wee dram or two, in about 60-70 years, God willing.

You expect those two to hold the bottle for you????

[Grizzly]

You expect those two to hold the bottle for you????

Lol good point Trefor, although in eternity the quaich is never empty.

[creagdhubh]

Lol good point Trefor, although in eternity the quaich is never empty.

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Hahahahaha!!!! Well, they do call it uisge beatha, or "water of life/lively water," so the darn stuff may just bring us back to the world of the living!

[Marshall]

Would this be a portion of the current series? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b37At3flN-8

Beautiful and informative. Thanks for the tip off.

[creagdhubh]

Would this be a portion of the current series? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b37At3flN-8

Beautiful and informative. Thanks for the tip off.

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[Marshall]

I just watched British Railway Journeys S2 EP 23-Oban to Corrour. Really excellent, and many more are on YouTube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKj6cwC-iJI