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Main Boards => General Walking Discussion => Topic started by: Penygadair on 11:27:15, 19/03/17
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Did anyone else watch this? Admittedly it dealt mainly with wildlife on the west coast of Ireland but the scenic photography was superb.
Well worth a look. Part 2 to follow.
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Watched it on Friday night and thought it was stunningly good.
Colin Stafford-Johnson also did a wonderful programme a couple of years ago about a journey down the Shannon which is equally worth catching up with if you get the opportunity - either called "Ireland's Wild River" or "On A River in Ireland" (I think its title depended on whether you were watching in the UK or the Emerald Isle.
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Really enjoyed it O0
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Brilliant program stunning scenery
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A beautifully filmed, gentle programme. Mercifully without the crashing music often added presumably intended to add drama when the scenery and wildlife are drama enough.
I loved it :)
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Just watched it on iplayer via the Firestick. One of the best UK based wildlife programmes I've seen for a long time.
Makes me want to go exploring over there! 8)
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Colin Stafford-Johnson also did a wonderful programme a couple of years ago about a journey down the Shannon which is equally worth catching up with if you get the opportunity - either called "Ireland's Wild River" or "On A River in Ireland" (I think its title depended on whether you were watching in the UK or the Emerald Isle.
I watched that and also recorded it for future reference. I had the idea that I might go on holiday exploring parts of Ireland.
Such a beautiful place with so much to offer O0
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I chanced across the last half of the episode last night, I might have to watch the rest on catchup.
Well worth a look, and some stunning photography :)
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Both programmes were beautifully filmed and I loved the gentle, calm way they were presented. We defo want to go to Ireland O0
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I really enjoyed both programmes.It makes a pleasant change when the presenter actually presents the subject material rather than trying to become the subject material themselves.