3/6. Highlands and Glens. David Dimbleby 's sumptuous journey takes him to Balmoral, where he considers Edwin Landseer 's Monarch of the Glen. From there it's on to Loch Lomond , Glencoe and the peninsula of Kintyre where he learns about artists Horatio McCulloch and William McTaggart , before setting sail for Sligo in Ireland - the childhood home of poet WB Yeats. The series continues tomorrow at 9pm on BBC1.
Director Robin Dashwood ; Executive producer Basil Comely
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