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Ruth and Mark explore the historic landscape of the Braid Valley in County Antrim, where Ruth discovers a restored blacksmith’s forge.

Mark and Ruth visit Donaghadee, where they discover the town’s Scottish roots, reveal stories of maritime heroes, and learn more about a famous missionary from Millisle.

Ruth and Mark discover a legacy of songs and stories, and meet local artists with a passion for preserving and celebrating the place they call home in North Antrim.

Mark meets with Jack McKinney to find out more about Ballyclare's famous paper mill, while Ruth discovers a local film-maker who captured the town in its heyday.

Mark and Ruth travel south to discover the impact of the Ulster-Scots on County Monaghan, including its links with the hills of Jamaica. They delve into the life of pioneering broadcaster and theatre producer Tyrone Guthrie, and discover how a young lad from the county helped establish Liverpool FC.

In the final episode of the series, Ruth and Mark visit the area around Strangford Lough and unearth a treasure trove of Scottish connections.