Weir's Way: The Prince in The Hebrides - In The Footsteps Of The Bonnie Prince (Part 1)

Tom Weir was a writer, broadcaster and an environmentalist. Tom wrote and presented this classic Scottish TV series Weir's Way which ran from 1976 to 1987
Note: The Rough Bounds - In The Footsteps Of The Bonnie Prince (Part 2) can be found here by clicking on this link - • Weir's Way: The Rough ...

[@darnick54]

Tam Weir was a legend and sorely missed. Thanks for this

[@jonriley8342]

Captivating, what a joy to watch and so very interesting. Thank you for posting and can’t wait to watch part two after work today.

[@eslermanu47]

Fantastic programe my hero Bonnie Prince Charlie

[@peggybrem2848]

What a wonderful storyteller; he brought the Prince’s journeys after Culloden to life. 👍🙏

[@jazzman1626]

Tom Weir was 70 in this film. Look at the way he jumps across the rocks.

[@detectiveh7399]

Legend

[@janoginski5557]

An amazing story, my Dads family as in not very distant ancestors were Jacobites both in the earlier uprising & the 45. Interestingly he also had Spanish blood & this was as a result, indirectly of the aftermath of the Battle of Glen Shiel, some of the Spanish escaped with some of the Scottish jacobites & the dates of one of my distant Grand fathers fall in2 that very time, we have no other Spanish ancestry. After the 45 that side of my family fled south to escape repression.

[@bremnersghost948]

Rare to hear of a 'Good' Campbell