Antiques Roadshow

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Brodie Castle in Morayshire, where she meets a family who make bagpipes. The episode showcases treasures in the collection, such as a cane containing a concealed compass and a telescope, adding a touch of historical intrigue.

Brodie Castle & Estate, Morayshire 3 is an episode‑style programme that takes viewers inside the historic Brodie Castle set in the Scottish county of Moray. The series follows a presenter as she explores the estate’s heritage and the surrounding community, offering a glimpse of local craft and curiosity‑filled artefacts. In this instalment, Fiona Bruce steps onto the castle’s grounds to guide the audience through the day’s discoveries. She meets a family who specialise in making bagpipes, learning about their techniques and the role the instrument plays in regional culture. Alongside the craft, the episode showcases a selection of unusual treasures, notably a walking cane that hides both a compass and a miniature telescope. The setting of Brodie Castle provides a fitting backdrop for the blend of tradition and intrigue. The family of bagpipe makers demonstrates a living link to Scotland’s musical past, while the concealed‑compass cane and its telescope hint at the adventurous spirit that once accompanied the estate’s owners. The programme balances the tangible craft of instrument‑making with the mystery of concealed objects, all within the stone‑lined halls and surrounding grounds of the castle. By the end of the episode, viewers have been introduced to both the audible heritage of the bagpipes and the silent stories tucked away in the castle’s collection, offering a concise yet engaging portrait of Moray’s cultural landscape.