Genre
Documentary / Travel
Producer by
Pam Cavannagh / John Comerford / Charles Bunce / Fiona Caldwell / Camilla Lewis / Colette Hooper / Daisy Scalchi / Chloë Sarfaty / Jay Taylor / Michelle Heeley / Ian Levison / James Pearson / Alison Kreps / Sophie Kaye / Jackie Waldock / Rob Daly / Laura Donaghey / Rhiannon MacDonald / Rebecca Hevingham / Hannah Brownhill / Livia Russell / Matt Walters / Gemma Delaney / Samuel Jones / Jo Griffiths / Sabine Pusch / Lucie Holmes / Jimmy Foggo / Katia Michael
Directed by
Marc Beers / Tom Currie / Cassie Farrell / Tom Richardson / Colin Rothbart / Dave Minchin / Tim Brocklehurst / Dean Griffiths / Hayden King / Elliott Gerner
Cast
Michael Portillo / Paul Bennett / Jonathan Betts / Peter Bower / Nigel Brown / John Challen / Dominic Harbour / Richard Holdsworth / Robert Hulse / Barbara Jones / Peter Lord / Andrew Martin / Nicholas Owen / Mark Prescott / Hilary Rogers-Jones / Alex Werner / Sarah Whittingham / Rowena Willard-Wright / Glenys Williams / John Yates / Dean O'Neill
Music by
Jon Wygens
Film Editing by
James Dowd / Liz Roe / Glen Gooch / Chris Baker / Steve Wey / David Hill / Richard Buss / Marcus Leathley / Dermot O'Brien / James Gentle / Nick Reed / Dominic Coke / Dylan Chase / Anne Dummett
Other crew
Esther Johnson / Giorgia Papapietro / Suzette Ackloo / Anna Gordon / Dan Taylor Woodrow / Craig Ellis / Erica Gornall / Bella Lloyd / Joseph Smith / Katie Cox / Graham Evans / Rhiannon MacDonald / Lexi Riddiford-Bell / Hannah Riesner / Adam Ambery-Smith
Production company
Talkback Thames
Original channel
BBC Two
BBC HD (2010-2013)
BBC Two HD (2014- )
Original language
English
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Broadcast dates
4 January 2010 (UK)
Original runing time
4 January 2010 – present
Episode duration
30 minutes
Picture format
HDTV: 16:9
Official website
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00pykgg
Episode summary
Michael Portillo continues his journey from Ayr to Skye and investigates the parallel `roads' etched in the side of Glen Roy - one of the geological mysteries of the 19th century. He also finds out how the Victorians put a weather observatory on the top of Ben Nevis, and crosses the Glenfinnan viaduct by steam train
Fun and viewer review
I am amazed at the lack of comments! I took the trip from Fort William to Malaig in mid-September 2012 by regular ScotRail service. The charm of the Jacobite may have been lost in the trip but the scenery was breathtaking nonetheless! This Yank thanks you very much for making this series available here!
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