Berwick-Upon-Tweed. David Hayman follows in the footsteps of Tom Weir, visiting Berwick-upon-Tweed to discover how it has changed over the last three decades.

Berwick-Upon-Tweed

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David Hayman follows in the footsteps of Scotland's best loved walker and broadcaster Tom Weir between 1976 and 1987 as he journeys through some of the most stunning parts of the country.

On Weir's Way with David Hayman

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David Hayman follows in the footsteps of Tom Weir as he journeys through Scotland.

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Glen Affric. Respected actor David Hayman follows in the footsteps of Scotland's best loved walker and broadcaster Tom Weir as he journeys through some of the most stunning parts of the country.

Glen Affric

The North East. David Hayman follows in the footsteps of the legendary Tom Weir. This episode finds David in Aberdeenshire, home to the charming villages of Gardenstown, Crovie and Pennan. 

The North East

Loch Maree. David Hayman follows in the footsteps of Scotland's best loved walker. In this edition, David visits Loch Maree.

Loch Maree

Anstruther. Respected actor David Hayman follows in the footsteps of Scotland's best loved walker Tom Weir, who between 1976 and 1987 journeyed through some of the most stunning parts of the country.

Anstruther

Applecross. David Hayman follows in the footsteps of Scotland's best loved walker and broadcaster Tom Weir and in this episode he discovers the stunning village of Applecross.

Applecross

Crianlarich to Oban. David Hayman visits the iconic Kilchurn Castle and finds out about one of Robert the Bruce's most important battles.

Crianlarich to Oban

Torridon. David Hayman follows in the footsteps of Tom Weir. When Tom Weir was a soldier during the Second World War he often travelled to Torridon when he was on leave.