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25 of 27 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Like Traveling with a College Student,
This review is from: Globe Trekker: Scotland (DVD)
Be prepared for a YOUNG tour guide who spends quite a bit of time shouting woo hoo and leaping on her bed in the hotel room. She even goes so far as to ask an elderly pipe player if he's wearing anything under his kilt. I think she was trying to produce a hip tour video, which I can appreciate, but still ...
This video does get better once she's out of Glasgow and touring the countryside. There is quite a bit of beautiful scenery, and she does cover the highlights. We're planning a first trip and are really trying to get an idea of things to do and see, so for that purpose, this video is ok.
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Glabal Trekker/Scotland,
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This review is from: Globe Trekker: Scotland (DVD)
The DCD is a good one; well mapped out and shows many of the top regions of Scotland along with a some local flavor here and there. The hostess is a wee bit of a twit, and as the program progresses, there is a little too much emphasis on her, but if you ignore this, you will certainly enjoy the scenic beauty of Scotland.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A nice journey,
By Yujiro (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Globe Trekker: Scotland (DVD)
This could have been an even better DVD of
Scotland had they hired a less obnoxious tour guide. Meagan McCormick was more of a distraction and could have used more tact and subtlety. One gets the impression that the Scots she interviewed seemed rather annoyed by her overzealousness. But, I knew what I was in store for when the flighty guide jumped onto her hotel room bed while yelling "Woo-hoo!" With the tour guide issue aside, this is a very good look at the beautiful green country of Scotland, its culture and highlights. Along the trip we meet several interesting people, such as the woman who plays soothing tunes on her violin to curious seals. Also, we get a quick visit to Great Britain's largest fresh water lake, Loch Ness, where a man has dedicated his life to finding the Loch Ness monster, or "Nessie" as they sometimes call the mythical serpent. And of course we get some history on bagpipes, cuisine, Scotland festival games and reenactments of Scotland's revered warrior and hero, William Wallace. This is a nicely shot film and moves at a good pace and is well worth the viewing.
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