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Arts / ‘Scottish TV royalty’ in the isles to film wild swimming series

Shetland News @shetnews

27 August 2024 16:26

Four people onboard a boat's bridge, smiling at the camera. One person is seated while the others stand behind. The background shows the interior of the bridge with large windows.

Greg Hemphill and Julie Wilson Nimmo with Daniel Clark, master and Josh Nicolson, mate, on the Dagalien. Photo: SIC

TWO Scottish actors are in Shetland as they film a BBC TV series about wild swimming.

Julie Wilson Nimmo – perhaps best known as Miss Hoolie in Balamory – and her husband Greg Hemphill, from Still Game and Chewin’ the Fat, arrived in the isles recently.

They are filming TV show Jules’ and Greg’s Wild Swim, and prior to Shetland they were in Orkney.

Among their activities in Shetland so far has included a trip on the Yell Sound ferry service, with the pair described as called “Scottish TV royalty” as they travelled on the Dagalien.

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