TV Guide BBC Alba Monday

Visual artist and horticulturalist Mairi Gillies moved to the island of Lewis five years ago. A year after purchasing a former school and schoolhouse, Mairi is ready to develop the garden. Although Mairi is an experienced grower, gardening on a Hebridean island with its unique weather challenges is a new experience for her. Spring offers Mairi a few challenges to overcome in her garden before she can think about planting. She visits composting expert Donald Urquhart, learns how to sow traditional grains and finds out how endangered native Hebridean woodland is being preserved

Calum Maclean embarks on an exciting journey as he meets with wild swimmers, free divers and cyclists, asking why nature has given people so much pleasure during the pandemic - a time of uncertainty. Calum also learns how lockdown has impacted a Stornoway business offering outdoor pursuits, meets with busy Glasgow-based teacher Josie Burgess who has found joy climbing hills in her spare time, and goes running with award-winning Gaelic vocalist Julie Fowlis

Dr John Hay was a highly respected and long-serving GP in Uig and Bernera on the Isle of Lewis from the 1970s to the 1990s. Despite the demands of serving a large practice, he managed to create a vast film archive of life in the community to which he was devoted. Like many island communities at the time, crofting and fishing were the foundation of daily life and the resulting films and photographs are a priceless record of a changing society. They also reveal the affection in which Dr Hay was held locally. Photographer Calum Angus Mackay goes in search of Hay's archive and the people he captured on film

Coinneach MacFhraing and Irish alpinist Matt Glenn do their best to experience the full range of what Glencoe has to offer, including the infamous 'Devil's Staircase'