Hayman's Way

David Hayman unearths the people and places that make Scotland great. He begins by travelling through stunning Glencoe, uncovers the dark history of the Blackwater Dam and gives ice climbing a go.

David Hayman continues his travels across Scotland on Hayman’s Way. In this episode he canoe’s down the river Spey, seeks out the oldest living thing in the British isles and meets mountaineer and writer Cameron McNeish.

Actor David Hayman travels from Aviemore to Elgin, along the way riding aboard a steam engine and learning of a secret religious school once tucked away in Glenlivet. He also meets a Polish family who now call Scotland their home.

Actor David Hayman visits the islands of Seil and Easdale, uncovers Scotland's rich prehistoric past in Kilmartin and visits the heart of the Gaelic kingdom.

Actor David Hayman heads to the island of Lewis and Harris in the Outer Hebrides, visiting the ancient Callanish standing stones, walking along Luskentyre beach, and learning how two very different local artists get inspiration from the landscape around them.

Hayman's Way this week is visiting East Lothian with David Hayman to call on the ghost busters of Tantallon Castle, visit the birth place of John Muir and take a trip to Bass Rock, home to a colony of gannets.