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Tha aiseagan pailt air feadh Alba agus tha iad mar ph脿irt riatanach dhe ar beatha. Bho fheadhainn mh貌ra a bhios a' gi霉lan luchd-siubhail, carbadan, beathaichean 's eile gu feadhainn bheaga bh矛odach a tha a' d猫anamh diofar mh貌r do choimhearsnachdan iomallach. Thairis air bliadhna bidh an t-sreath seo a' leantainn nan daoine a tha a' ruith agus a' cleachdadh nan aiseagan seo, a' faighinn a-mach d猫 cho cudromach 's a tha iad anns na sg矛rean aca agus cuideachd cho cudromach 's a tha na sg矛rean do na h-aiseagan.

Anns a' chiad phr貌gram tha trioblaid ann an Le貌dhas leis an aiseag 's i air briseadh s矛os, tha sg矛re Scoraig air taobh siar Rois a' coimhead air adhart ri aiseag 霉r, tha teaghlach a' siubhal dhan t-Oban bho eilean Chearrara agus tha na tuathanaich gu tuath a d猫anamh deiseil airson F猫ill 脌iteachais Arcaibh.

The ferry is an intrinsic part of life in many communities throughout Scotland. From large vessels to small motor boats, the ferries transport people, goods and livestock from islands and peninsulas, providing a crucial connection with mainland Scotland. Over a year, this series follows the people that run and use Scotland's ferries, showing how, from family-run businesses to large corporations, all are striving to deliver the best service, despite the daily challenges of weather, timetables and engineering problems.

In this first programme, there's trouble in the Western Isles when the MV Isle of Lewis breaks down, and the Scoraig peninsula in Wester Ross look ahead to a new boat to replace the ageing Dolly Parton ferry. A family from the island of Kerrera do their daily commute to Oban, and the farmers up north get ready for the Orkney County Show.