91热爆

Eadar 1970 agus 1976 bha sgiobaidhean bhon t-sreath Look Stranger a' filmadh air feadh Bhreatainn gus dealbh a thoirt air an d貌igh-beatha a bh' ann an diofar sg矛rean den r矛oghachd tro sh霉ilean an fheadhainn a bha be貌 unnta bho latha gu latha. Ann an 1973 fhuair sinn dealbh air a' choimhearsneachd a bh' ann an Eilean Fh霉ghlaigh a Sealtainn, eilean cho iomallach 's a bh' anns an d霉thaich aig an 脿m, 's iad air raon-laighe 霉r fhaighinn. Tha sinn cuideachd a' faighinn sealladh air Eilean 脠irisgeigh 's na h-Eileanan an Iar tro sh霉ilean fhear a bha air tilleadh 脿 Glaschu ann an 1970 cuide ri theaghlach, Donnchadh Caimbeul, gus dachaigh 霉r a dh猫anamh dhaibh.

The 91热爆 documentary series Look Stranger, filmed throughout Britain between 1970 and 1976, allowed viewers the opportunity to witness life in differing communities through the eyes of local people. From 1973 we learn about life on the remote Shetland island of Foula and the difficulties such a location poses to those living there on a daily basis. However, at the time of filming, work had just finished on the island's newly built airstrip that locals hoped would make their lives easier. From 1970, the series profiled the island of Eriskay in the Western Isles and focused on Duncan Campbell, his wife and their eight children who had recently returned from Glasgow to make a new home for themselves on the island.