Host and narrator Vanessa Collingridge presents this three-episode high-definition-shot compilation exploring the aesthetic beauty and rich history of Scotland. The first episode features stops in Edinburgh, including the hills of Arthur's Seat (the town's famous rock fortress), and the Royal Mile street network (linking the old town to newer areas such as St. Andrew's Square; viewers also hear a disgusting anecdote about past methods for dealing with sewage). Also featuring the Calton Hill National Monument, Borders agricultural hotspot (site of the final resting place of Sir Walter Scott in Dryburgh Abbey), the metropolis of Glasgow, the River Clyde, the Central Belt, and more, Scotland Revealed includes informative interviews with experts ranging from architects to historians, all set to a majestic soundtrack. Other episodes cover Glen Coe, Isle of Sky, Aberdeen, and much more. DVD extras include the extreme weather doc “Scotland's Winter Wonderland,” filmed in December 2009. Sure to appeal to armchair travelers and history buffs, this is recommended. Aud: P. (J. Williams-Wood)
Scotland Revealed
(2010) 2 discs. 160 min. DVD: $29.98, Blu-ray: $32.98. BFS Entertainment & Multimedia (avail. from most distributors). Volume 26, Issue 1
Scotland Revealed
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