ARTICLE: Dàna - Scotland's Wild Places: Scottish Climbing on the BBC

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A new series of the BBC Alba programme Dàna - Scotland's Wild Side has launched, showcasing the finest climbing and hillwalking on some of the country's most remote mountains and adventurous sea cliffs. 

To find out more about their latest escapades in the Highlands and Islands and the challenges of filming in Scottish weather, we sent some questions to star of the show Coinneach Rankin and series director Hamish Macleod.

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 Neil Morrison 10 Nov 2023
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Great series, really enjoyed it.

 Cam Forrest 10 Nov 2023
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Any plans to make Series 1 and 2 available on iPlayer (not just the wee clips)? They visit some great places and climbs.

 Sealwife 10 Nov 2023
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Have been really enjoying the series.

I particularly like the combination of fantastic locations, the low key, quiet presentation style and the choice of routes, which are relatable to a non-elite climber like myself.

More please

 Neil Henson 10 Nov 2023
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Looking forward to this. Really enjoyed the first series. 

 Robert Durran 10 Nov 2023
In reply to Cam Forrest:

> Any plans to make Series 1 and 2 available on iPlayer (not just the wee clips)?

This would be really good. I only caught the Mingulay one which was one of the best climbing films I think I've ever seen.

 Jack Frost 10 Nov 2023
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The current series has definitely moved on from the 1st two in terms of production and delivery - really enjoying it. The best thing about the Stoer episode was that they didn't climb the tourist route - they went up Diamond Face route - https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/old_man_of_stoer-300/diamond_face_... 

 PaulJepson 10 Nov 2023
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Really enjoyed the couple of these which I've seen. Managed to make sub-extremes look outrageous and got me really interested in visiting those places (and made me want to re-visit the ones I'd already been to!).

 IanMcC 10 Nov 2023
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Tha sin math, ach am bu toil leibh ionnsachadh Gàidhlig fhathast?

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 dacn 11 Nov 2023
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Glè inntinneach. Tha beagan Gàidhlig agam 's tha mi meadhanach math air sreap. Tha a' còrdadh  Dàna rium glan.

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 sandrow 11 Nov 2023
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Just watched the first episode of the series available. Excellent & inspirational!

If the first two series aren't available on iPlayer, is there any way of seeing them?

 colinakmc 12 Nov 2023
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Really enjoyed this interview having caught series 1 and very lately a couple from series 3. Best outdoor program on telly, bar none, and as a refugee from the 80’s it still inspires me to get out there.

Long may you continue to do so.

 Rich W Parker 12 Nov 2023
In reply to Cam Forrest:

That’s down to the BBC higher ups apparently, but hopefully. 

 Offwidth 12 Nov 2023
In reply to Rich W Parker:

Is that really likely? The standard situation with many BBC shows is free access on Iplayer for a time limited period after broadcast then available to pay to steam via Brit Box or purchase on DVD.

 Mark Kemball 12 Nov 2023
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Thanks for the heads up, just watched the first in the series and really enjoyed it. 

 Rich W Parker 17 Nov 2023
In reply to Offwidth:

Unfortunately I really don't know, the desire for previous epsidodes to be made available on iPlayer has been passed on certainly. My observation is there's not much rhyme nor reason as to how long stuff stays on, or is replaced.

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Let's hope the BBC put series 1 and 2 of Dana on iplayer

Alan Smith

In reply to Robert Alan Smith:

> Let's hope the BBC put series 1 and 2 of Dana on iplayer

Series 1 episode 1 is next showing at 22:00 on 7/12/23 and will be on iplayer “shortly after”. Presumably the other old episodes will be released one by one after that.
It beats me why the BBC release it this way. It was similar for another Gaelic program which was about wild swimming. If you have the technical knowhow it isn’t too hard to download the mp4 files as they are released to keep on your computer and watch when you want.  

 Cam Forrest 21 Nov 2023
In reply to Thugitty Jugitty:

And Episode 2 - Islivig Direct on Lewis - is on the following week, at the same time.


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