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Oct 30, 2026

Katy KorenHOST
35:22
He has two dates left in Scotland.
Katy KorenHOST
35:24
So if you're listening to this podcast as it goes live, you can see Rich Hall in Fort William.
Katy KorenHOST
35:29
You can see him tonight in Fort William.
Katy KorenHOST
35:33
And then there's Kelso, Barnsley, Burton-on-Trent and Stamford coming up as well.
Katy KorenHOST
35:37
All of those lovely English towns that we have no idea where they are.
JimHOST
33:30
They became accustomed to the young lads playing in out-of-the-way places and began to really appreciate his music.
JimHOST
33:37
So one night as he was heading back just before dark to his clacken near Fort William, he was met on the road by an old man in a strange green costume.
JimHOST
33:48
Now the young lad realized right off that the fellow was a fairy, but he had heard of how the fairies had helped Pipers in the past, so was intrigued by what the creature wanted to say.
JimHOST
33:58
"'Hello, Piper.
Monty MaderHOST
63:35
Al's Dare McKeon, the 12th chief of the McDonald's of Glencoe, was about 27 years old, a huge man with a white beard.
Monty MaderHOST
63:42
And he waited until the last possible day, the 31st of December, and then rode to Fort William to swear.
Monty MaderHOST
63:47
And the governor there told him he wasn't authorized to take the oath and that McKeon would have to go to the sheriff at Invernera.
Monty MaderHOST
63:54
60 miles south through the snow in Campbell country.
SarahHOST
36:24
He doesn't know who they are, but we know that it's Myrta and Brian that have gone to try to rescue Angus and Dougal.
JessicaHOST
36:32
So at Fort William, Dougal is chained up to a post.
JessicaHOST
36:36
Obviously, definitely Outlander vibes.
JessicaHOST
36:39
It was where Jamie was flogged.

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SarahHOST
41:42
So Colm is spiraling a bit, talking to Ned.
SarahHOST
41:45
He's like, we have fewer men, less protection and dwindling courage.
SarahHOST
41:49
And Ned's like, well, we need to think like, kind of trails off in columns, like, like my father, what would my father do? You know, what do you think he would do? Beat down the door at Fort William? To do what? That would just risk the Redcoats and, you know, he must risk Redcoats at our door here at Leok and we have to think of the clan.
SarahHOST
42:07
like they're just kind of like what do we do now it's so at this point
speaker_2NARRATOR
4:44
It is not the largest lake by surface area, it is not the longest, but by volume it is a colossus, a geological container of staggering capacity, and nearly all of that capacity is hidden below a surface you cannot see through.
speaker_2NARRATOR
5:03
The Loch sits in the Great Glen, a geological fault line that cuts Scotland diagonally from the Atlantic coast near Fort William in the southwest to the Moray Firth and the North Sea in the northeast.
speaker_2NARRATOR
5:19
This fault has been active for 400 million years.
speaker_2NARRATOR
5:23
To put that in perspective, 400 million years ago, fish had only recently evolved jaws.
Davi BirksHOST
32:16
I've not been to many.
Davi BirksHOST
32:17
I've only ever really been to Fort William.
Olly WilkinsHOST
32:19
Yeah.
Olly WilkinsHOST
32:19
And even then you're exhibiting, weren't you? Yeah.
Mike BullockGUEST
5:31
We have, um, decommissioned lighthouses in the past, and actually we've also created new lighthouses.
Mike BullockGUEST
5:36
So about five years ago, we put a new lighthouse, uh, on Loch Linnhe to get, um, traffic north, um, going up to Fort William.
Mike BullockGUEST
5:44
So we do continue to invest in new lighthouses, but it's a continual cycle, and it depends on the, the needs of the mariner.
Mike BullockGUEST
5:50
Um, and so we, we now are lucky 'cause we have AIS trace, so we can actually see where traffic is and what it's doing and so on.
Fiona ScottHOST
1:16
The high-end drummer will star Academy Award winner Kenneth Branagh, who is also executive producer.
Fiona ScottHOST
1:24
And a devoted volunteer who has cared for the streets of Fort William for 30 years has been named an official High Street Hero.
Fiona ScottHOST
1:32
You can read all of these stories and more in this week's Lochaber Times or online at www.westcoasttoday.co.uk. Back to you, Sandy.
Sandy NeillHOST
1:42
Thank you very much, Fi.
AmandaHOST
63:46
That is so true.
AmandaHOST
63:47
No, because right, so I have three sisters and we all recently went away on like, we did the West Highland Way where you walk from Mulgay, which is near Glasgow to Fort William, which is in the Highlands.
AmandaHOST
64:02
And my dad and my sister were in different rooms and me and one of my sisters were sharing.
AmandaHOST
64:10
And we're the chill ones and they're the like highly strung ones.
WozaGUEST
32:43
And the longest race they've done is a 90K, which seems to avoid every single summit in that range.
WozaGUEST
32:51
So, I mean, I think you really, you would really have to try quite hard to come up with a 90K route around the Fort William and Loqueba area and only have 2000 meters of climbing.
WozaGUEST
33:06
I think lots of people will look at it and go, no, don't get me wrong.
WozaGUEST
33:09
It's in a beautiful place and the trails are amazing and it will be a great race.
WozaGUEST
33:32
and uh um i think is the other one 68k or something like that the best race is the shortest one not the shortest shortest the um one that's about 40k because that does the cnd and it goes on yeah someone
SamHOST
33:47
else said that
WozaGUEST
33:49
that that that if i was going to do any of those races that would be the race because you're going up from the um Up from Fort William, up to the kick up, back down, then up the zigzags, over the bend, over the CMD, and then kind of traverse down and up and over Anockmore and down through the ski resort.
WozaGUEST
34:09
So that's the race to do if you're going there, if you like that typical Scottish sky running.

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