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Balach aig aâ Mhullach
A young boy from Skye takes part in a challenge to climb a series of mountains that combined are equal in height to Mount Everest.
Twelve-year old-Lachlan from the Isle of Skye has taken on a special challenge, with a group of friends from his local church. They are to climb a succession of mountains, which together are equal in height to Mount Everest. As we join them, they have only two climbs left, but this includes Ben Nevis, the highest peak in the British Isles.
Commissioned as part of the European Broadcasting Unionâs I Can Do It film scheme for children, this short documentary follows Lachlan as he embarks on the most daunting leg of the task. We meet him, his family and friends throughout the preparation stage, and finally travel with him as he tackles Ben Nevis. With stunning aerial photography, Lachlan takes us with him on a challenge that few 12-year-olds will ever face.
Tha Lachlan, aois dĂ bhliadhna dheug Ă s an Eilean SgĂŹtheanach, a gabhail dĂčbhlan sĂČnraichte os lĂ imh. CĂČmhla ri buidheann de charaidean Ă s eaglais a bhaile, feumaidh e diofar bheanntan Albannach a shreap, a tha cĂČmhla cho Ă rd ri Mount Everest. Nuair a tha sinn aâ tachairt ris, chan eil aige ach na dhĂ eile ri dhol â ach sĂš aon dhiu Beinn Neibheis, an tĂš is Ă irde ann am Breatainn.
Chaidh am fiolm goirid seo a riochdachadh mar phĂ irt den sceama EĂČrpach âI Can Do It,â a tha leantainn clann air feadh na Roinn-EĂČrpa âs iad a feuchainn air diofar dhĂčbhlain leithid spĂČrs, gniomhachas, agus a bhith dĂŹon an Ă rainneachd. Le seallaidhean Ă llainn an Eilein SgĂŹtheanaich agus tir mĂČr na GĂ idhealtachd, tha Lachlan fhĂšin gar stiĂčireadh tro na ceumannan mu dheireadh dhan euchd aige.
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Interviewed Guest | Lachlan Micski |
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- Mon 2 Mar 2020 18:00
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- Mon 27 Apr 2020 17:50
- Fri 1 May 2020 18:15
- Sat 2 May 2020 17:25
- Mon 1 Jun 2020 17:50
- Sat 6 Jun 2020 17:20
- Fri 28 Aug 2020 18:15
- Sat 29 Aug 2020 17:30
- Tue 11 May 2021 18:30
- Tue 24 May 2022 18:35
- Thu 18 Jul 2024 18:40
- Tue 23 Jul 2024 18:40