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6 de sept. de 2017 · Monarch of the Glen was one of those Sunday night shows in the early 2000s that spelled out "Eugh, it's school tomorrow", but was also a laidback treat to enjoy with your roast.. Loosely based on ...
6 de ene. de 2000 · February 17, 2001. 49min. TV-G. The sudden arrival of a pregnant Lizzie MacDonald provokes a disapproving Hector into disowning his errant daughter. With Lizzie going into labor, Archie must race against time to reconcile his warring family, before the next generation of the MacDonalds is born.
27 de feb. de 2000 · 49 min · 19 Mar 2000. EPISODE 5. Episode 5. Archie's wayward sister turns up with her new boyfriend, a New Age guru intent on converting Glenbogle into a healing centre. 48 min · 26 Mar 2000. EPISODE 6. Episode 6. Archie must take part in a traditional boat race against a neighbour, the wily landowner Kilwillie.
25 de feb. de 2024 · Edwin Landseer (1802-1873) painted Monarch of the Glen approximately in 1851. The almost-square oil on canvas measures 164 cm high by 169 cm wide (5 ft 4 in high by 5 ft 7 in wide). It depicts a single stag, a male deer, as it rises from a foreground of wispy heather against a background of swirling mist and rocky mountains.
Monarch of the Glen 3 Series ∙ 26 Episodes ∙ UK Drama. A London restauranteur inherits a large Scotland estate and must try to restore it to its former glory. Sign in to watch. Series & Episodes Recommended shows. Series Selector for Monarch of the Glen. Series 5. Series 6. Series 7.
The Monarch of the Glen is one of the most famous British pictures of the nineteenth century; for many people it encapsulates the grandeur and majesty of Scotland’s highlands and wildlife. Here Landseer depicts a monumental and precisely defined ‘royal’ or twelve point stag – a reference to the number of points on its antlers.
Broomhill railway station or as it is also known, "Glenbogle Station" after the successful TV series "Monarch of the Glen", served the nearby villages of Dulnain Bridge and Nethy Bridge on the GNSR line.. It also handled much timber traffic from the surrounding forests replacing the previous method of floating the logs down the Spey.
