TV Guide BBC Alba Sunday

Some 170 million years ago, Skye was home for dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes, including theropods that later evolved into the famous T-rex, huge, long-necked sauropods that were the largest animals in the world at the time and plated ornithischians such as early stegosaurs. Skye is one of the few places in the world where Middle Jurassic fossils have been found. This programme visits sites across the island where dinosaur footprints and bones have been found. At Staffin Museum, local dinosaur and fossil expert and enthusiast Dugie Ross talks about his unique collection

Part two of two. Keen surfer Ceitlin Lilidh Russell Smith recounts the world history of surfing. Much more than a sport to the people of Tahiti where surfing was born, it is an expression of a culture, the people of the water, the Polynesians. While much of the rich culture and history of the Polynesian people was almost wiped out, thanks to guardians, such as Tom Pohaku Stone, the traditions of dancing on wooden boards was passed on to future generations and to the rest of the world where it is now practised by tens of millions of enthusiasts. Surfing has now for the first time earned its place at the Olympics