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Country Tracks: Caledonian Canal

18/10/2009

Caledonian Canal

BBC One - Country Tracks, Caledonian Canal

Joe Crowley travels the length of the Caledonian Canal and dolphin-spots in the North Sea.

Series celebrating the British countryside. Joe Crowley travels the Caledonian Canal from Aonach Mor Mountain to the North Sea, where he goes dolphin spotting.

Starting from high above Fort William on Aonach Mor Mountain, Joe Crowley travels the length of the Caledonian Canal. He sails through Neptune's Staircase, a ladder of eight locks, goes waterskiing on Loch Ness and finally arrives at the Moray Firth, where the canal runs into the North Sea - the perfect place for dolphin spotting.

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