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Cò ris a tha beatha Aonghais coltach?
[Aonghas] Halò, is mise Aonghas MacGilleFhinnein agus tha mi a’ fuireach ann an Bàgh a’ Chàise ann an Uibhist a Tuath agus tha mi a’ fuireach ann a sheo còmhla ri Lucy.
[Aonghas] Tha suidheachadh math far a bheil mi agus chì mi a-null dhan t-Òb, gu na Hearadh, agus a-mach gu taobh an iar aig Uibhist a Tuath.
[Aonghas] Mi fhèin ’s an cù agam a-muigh a-nochd, chan eil fhios a’m a bheil thu gam chluinntinn no nach eil…
[Aonghas] Seo Lucy, halò!
[Aonghas] Is toigh leam a bhith a’ faighinn a-mach a ruith 's dòcha dhà no trì uairean anns an t-seachdain agus tha mi an dòchas am-bliadhna gum bi mi deiseil airson marathon ach chì mi. Feumaidh tu a bhith deiseil airson aimsir sam bith agus an-diugh tha coltas gu bheil i frasach so feumaidh tu seacaid math airson ga do chumail tioram.
[Aonghas] 'S àbhaist dhomh a bhith a’ ruith gu ceann rathaid Loch Portain, astar de shia mìle bhon taigh.
[Aonghas] Tha mi a’ dol a dh’obair as Ospadal Uibhist agus Bharraigh ann an Beinn na Faoghla agus tha sinn dol a bhith a’ dèanamh trèanadh airson PPE.
[Aonghas] Is toigh leam a bhith ag èisteachd ri ceòl air an rathad a dh’obair seo – òran sgoinneil!
[Aonghas] Nuair nach eil mi ag obair, bidh mi a’ cur an-àirde drone ach chan urrainn cù no cat a-mach an siud an-diugh.
[Aonghas] Is caomh leam a bhith ga chur suas airson tha thu faighinn seallaidhean ùr' air cà’ bheil thu agus gu dearbh tha gu leòr àitichean eireachdail ann an Uibhist.
[Aonghas] Mar sin leibh an-dràsta!
Chaidh seo a chlàradh agus a sgaoileadh ro staing ann an Uibhist a Deas
What’s Angus’s life like?
[Aonghas] Hello, I’m Angus MacLennan and I live in Cheese Bay in North Uist and I live here with Lucy.
[Aonghas] It’s good location where I am and I can see over to Oban, to Harris, and out to the West side of North Uist.
[Aonghas] Myself and my dog out tonight, I’m not sure if you can hear me or not…
[Aonghas] Here’s Lucy, hello!
[Aonghas] I like getting out to run maybe two or three times in the week and I hope that this year I’ll be ready for a marathon but I’ll see. You need to be ready for any weather and today looks like it will be rainy so you need a good jacket to keep you dry.
[Aonghas] I used to run to the end of the Loch Portain road, a distance of six miles from the house.
[Aonghas] I’m going to work in the Uist and Barra hospital in Benbecula and we’re going to be doing training for PPE.
[Aonghas] I like to listen to music on the way to work – a fantastic song!
[Aonghas] When I’m not working I put up a drone but you wouldn’t put a dog or cat out today.
[Aonghas] I like to put it up because you see new perspectives on where you are and there are definitely enough beautiful places in Uist.
[Aonghas] Bye for now!
This was recorded and transmitted before the South Uist outbreak
Cò ris a tha beatha Aonghais coltach?
[Aonghas] Halò, is mise Aonghas MacGilleFhinnein agus tha mi a’ fuireach ann an Bàgh a’ Chàise ann an Uibhist a Tuath agus tha mi a’ fuireach ann a sheo còmhla ri Lucy.
[Aonghas] Tha suidheachadh math far a bheil mi agus chì mi a-null dhan t-Òb, gu na Hearadh, agus a-mach gu taobh an iar aig Uibhist a Tuath.
[Aonghas] Mi fhèin ’s an cù agam a-muigh a-nochd, chan eil fhios a’m a bheil thu gam chluinntinn no nach eil…
[Aonghas] Seo Lucy, halò!
[Aonghas] Is toigh leam a bhith a’ faighinn a-mach a ruith 's dòcha dhà no trì uairean anns an t-seachdain agus tha mi an dòchas am-bliadhna gum bi mi deiseil airson marathon ach chì mi. Feumaidh tu a bhith deiseil airson aimsir sam bith agus an-diugh tha coltas gu bheil i frasach so feumaidh tu seacaid math airson ga do chumail tioram.
[Aonghas] 'S àbhaist dhomh a bhith a’ ruith gu ceann rathaid Loch Portain, astar de shia mìle bhon taigh.
[Aonghas] Tha mi a’ dol a dh’obair as Ospadal Uibhist agus Bharraigh ann an Beinn na Faoghla agus tha sinn dol a bhith a’ dèanamh trèanadh airson PPE.
[Aonghas] Is toigh leam a bhith ag èisteachd ri ceòl air an rathad a dh’obair seo – òran sgoinneil!
[Aonghas] Nuair nach eil mi ag obair, bidh mi a’ cur an-àirde drone ach chan urrainn cù no cat a-mach an siud an-diugh.
[Aonghas] Is caomh leam a bhith ga chur suas airson tha thu faighinn seallaidhean ùr' air cà’ bheil thu agus gu dearbh tha gu leòr àitichean eireachdail ann an Uibhist.
[Aonghas] Mar sin leibh an-dràsta!
Chaidh seo a chlàradh agus a sgaoileadh ro staing ann an Uibhist a Deas
What’s Angus’s life like?
[Aonghas] Hello, I’m Angus MacLennan and I live in Cheese Bay in North Uist and I live here with Lucy.
[Aonghas] It’s good location where I am and I can see over to Oban, to Harris, and out to the West side of North Uist.
[Aonghas] Myself and my dog out tonight, I’m not sure if you can hear me or not…
[Aonghas] Here’s Lucy, hello!
[Aonghas] I like getting out to run maybe two or three times in the week and I hope that this year I’ll be ready for a marathon but I’ll see. You need to be ready for any weather and today looks like it will be rainy so you need a good jacket to keep you dry.
[Aonghas] I used to run to the end of the Loch Portain road, a distance of six miles from the house.
[Aonghas] I’m going to work in the Uist and Barra hospital in Benbecula and we’re going to be doing training for PPE.
[Aonghas] I like to listen to music on the way to work – a fantastic song!
[Aonghas] When I’m not working I put up a drone but you wouldn’t put a dog or cat out today.
[Aonghas] I like to put it up because you see new perspectives on where you are and there are definitely enough beautiful places in Uist.
[Aonghas] Bye for now!
This was recorded and transmitted before the South Uist outbreak