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Episode 3

Seven-part observational documentary series following the stories of people on the Hebridean islands of Uist. In this episode, gamekeeper Rory is on a deer cull.

Sreath ùr a chaidh a' fiolmadh thairis air deich miosan agus a tha a' leantainn sgeulachdan cuid dhe na daoine inntinneach a tha a' fuireach air eileanan Uibhist. Tha timcheall air coig mìle neach a' fuireach ann an Uibhist air fad. Tha a chuid mhòr dhen a sin ann an Uibhist a Tuath, Beinn nam Faoghla agus Uibhist a Deas. Tha eileanan Eirisgeidh, Griomsaigh agus Bearnaraigh gu math nas lagha, le nas lagha na da cheud neach a' fuireach anns gach àite.

Ged a tha cabhsairean an-diugh a' ceangal na diofar eileanan ri chèile, tha daoine fhàthast moiteil às an sgìre neo an eilean aca fhèin. Anns an treas program, se là mòr a th'ann dha Archie agus Ben agus dha coimhearsnachd a chinn a tuath - là a show. Sgeulachd iomhaighean shonraichte anns an Iochdar ann an Uibhist a Deas agus tha sgoilearan bho sgoil Lionacleit a' dèanamh cùrsa croitearachd còmhla ri Niall ann a Lionacleit.

Seven-part observational documentary series filmed over ten months which follows the stories of some of the people who live and work on the Hebridean islands of Uist. From Berneray in the north to Eriskay in the south, the islands that make up the Uists are home to around 5,000 people. Most people live on the islands of Benbecula, North and South Uist, and the smaller islands of Eriskay, Grimsay and Berneray each have fewer than 200 residents. Although causeways now connect all the islands, they still retain their individual island identity and strong sense of community.

In programme three, the story of iconic roadside shrines on South Uist, gamekeeper Rory is on a deer cull, Archie and Ben prepare their sheep for the North Uist show and Neil's students try their hand at dry-stone walling.

29 minutes

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Thu 23 Jul 2020 19:00

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