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Iagan MacNeil explores the history, geology, scenery - and Gaelic - from the Kincardine Bridge to Newburgh. The 117 mile-long route passes through industrial sites old and new, picturesque fishing towns in the East Neuk, St Andrews the home of golf, nature reserves and plenty of beautiful beaches.

Iagan starts off at the Kincardine Bridge, passing the now-decommissioned Longannet Power Station and the artificial island created from the ash it produced. He wanders through the historic village of Culross, and talks to Mairi Kidd about the only known grave site of someone accused of witchcraft in Scotland. He also visits the lime kilns in the cliffs at Charlestown and find out the history of this once vital industry at the Scottish Lime Centre, where he takes part in a demonstration of how the lime was made.

San t-sreath seo air Cuairt Chladach F矛obha, tha Iagan MacN猫ill a鈥檆oiseachd cladach F矛obha, a鈥檒org eachdraidh, creag-e貌lais, seallaidhean agus freumhaichean G脿idhlig eadar Drochaid Chinn Ch脿rdainn agus Newburgh.

Tha ceud sa seachd-deug m矛le coiseachd roimhe, tro l脿raich gn矛omhachais sean is 霉r, puirt iasgaich bh貌idheach san Oisean an Ear, dachaigh a鈥檊hoilf ann an Cill R矛mhinn, te脿rmainn n脿dair agus tr脿ighean br猫agha gu le貌r.

鈥楽a phr貌gram seo tha Iagan a鈥檉脿gail Drochaid Chinn Ch脿rdainn, is a鈥檊abhail seachad air seann st猫isean cumhachd Longannet. Siubhlaidh e tro sheann bhaile Chuilean Ros 鈥� agus innsidh M脿iri Kidd dha c脿ite bheil an aona uaigh air a bheil sgeul, aig t猫 a bha fo chasaid gu robh i ri buidseachd.

Tadhlaidh e cuideachd air na s霉irn aoil anns na carraigean aig Charlestown: cluinnidh e eachdraidh na h-obrach is feuchaidh e fh猫in oirre aig Ionad Aoil na h-Alba.

In Gaelic with English subtitles