00:00In the 1600s, the Brahan Seer of Scotland said ships would one day sail through the Great Glen, a valley
00:06with no waterway.
00:07He said iron horses would cross the highlands.
00:10In 1822, the Caledonian Canal opened and ships sailed through the Glen exactly as he described.
00:17Railways followed. He was burned in a barrel of tar for his visions.
00:21But the canal still carries ships through that Glen today, on the route he described 200 years early.
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