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@scottwhite2043 the name is derived from Scots Gaelic "Caimbeul" which has no "p".

@scottwhite2043 the "p" was added hundreds of years ago and is an English spelling. The original spelling and pronunciation is without the "p" and sounds more like CAM-BULL.

@AtHomeWithKari yes, it was definitely fun to say the least. Pretty cool staircase, eh? If you enjoyed that beautiful drive, check out the next video in Glencoe. Absolutely stunning! The camera just doesn't do it justice! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! We have our ferry to Mull coming up soon too!

@@NBNatureTrailvan thanks, Dave and Sue! We can't wait to share our visit at Dunstaffnage. Really appreciate you following along and leaving us a comment! 👍 You guys enjoy your weekend as well!

It's Scotland. That's part of its beauty! If you don't like the weather, wait 5 minutes.

@@OldHouseOnTheCorner almost like NYS weather

@@scottwhite2043 exactly... We felt right at home!

Great video, Glencoe is stunning. I haven't been through it for a long time, must change that very soon!!

@@Brummie-In-The-Highlands yes, you should! Wish we'd had a chance to meet up with you in Inverness when we were there. It would have been nice to meet in person. Thanks for following along on our videos!

@walkingwithtamson thanks, Stuart! We enjoyed that drive and we followed the A82 right into Glencoe (coming up next).

@@RaymondoLeeTravel all but the mushy peas were a hit. LOL

​@OldHouseOnTheCorner another option at some places is curry sauce 😋

@@RaymondoLeeTravel we don't think we saw this... or maybe we didn't notice.

@@RaymondoLeeTravel we're guessing this was meant for someone you spotted in our video?

​@@OldHouseOnTheCorneryeah it was the video I watched before this one right at the end I commented as yours began playing

@@RaymondoLeeTravel ah, that makes sense.

@RaymondoLeeTravel hard to imagine what it would have been like to witness the onslaught, or worse yet, be on the receiving end of an attack. Thanks for watching!

@AtHomeWithKari yes, we commented often about how so much is still standing while our modern construction falls apart much quicker. It's amazing to see these castles, bridges and more and imagine what life was like when they were new. Thanks for following along!

@AtHomeWithKari yes, it was very gorgeous. We had so much fun visiting and wish we could have stayed longer. Glad you're enjoying it!

@@scottwhite2043 on what?

@NBNatureTrailvan thanks for following us along, Dave and Sue! Yes, the trip out to Dornie and Eilean Donan was beautiful, and the A82 is a great road down the great glen. Thanks for your kind comment on the photo of the castle! Claudine would probably give you her mushy peas any day, lol.

@@OldHouseOnTheCorner 😃😃

@@AtHomeWithKari yes, it was a pretty city. We enjoyed the walk along the river and looking at the old buildings.

@AtHomeWithKari that was quite the place, wasn't it? And the garden was amazing. Wait until you see the one at Inveraray Castle (coming in a later video).

@@OldHouseOnTheCorner It sure was. I am looking forward to it! Your trip looked amazing.

@@AtHomeWithKari we certainly enjoyed it!

We've actually been to Banff, Alberta but didn't make it to Banff, Scotland. We did, however, drive through Calgary, Scotland on our way to Calgary Bay, Scotland on the island of Mull (also in an upcoming video) so we can say we've been to Calgary, Alberta and Calgary, Scotland. Interesting that you have an Urquhart street. Yes, the Scottish and French banded together a bit in the past so there's an intertwined history there. Thanks for watching and we hope you'll subscribe and stick around for more videos from our trip! We made a loop around the middle of Scotland and there's plenty more to come!

Hi Joyeuse and welcome to our channel! Thanks for stopping by and leaving us some comments! We thought about driving down to Campbeltown but ended up not going and only drove to Tarbert (which you'll see in an upcoming video).

Yes, the mist hanging around the castle and low over the loch when we first arrived was an iconic look. It made quite the view. We enjoyed the AirBnB in Inverness too. Only one block up from the river, close to the Infirmary Bridge. That was a very lovely walk up past the Ness Bridge to the Grieg Street Bridge and back that evening. Thanks for watching and following along! We've been enjoying your trip videos as well and figuring out where you were in relation to us at the time.

@@OldHouseOnTheCorner i think we were quite close on Mull at one stage? The trip across to Pitlochry was on our third week away. Just checked - we were in Pitlochry on 15th May. I think you were travelling in sort of the opposite direction to us. But on Mull we just missed each other! Hoping to get back to Scotland soon!!

@@NBNatureTrailvan yes, I believe I figured out that we were landing in Craignure when you guys were leaving Tobermory. So close and yet so far! It would have been fun to run into you guys! On May 15th, we were actually in Edinburgh, staying just a stone's throw off the Royal Mile.

Thanks, Mark! Happy Father's Day!

😊👍 Praying you get there in the future!

Yes, it was quite the solemn site, we thought. Inverness and the River Ness was beautiful. It was great to walk along the river that evening. Thanks for following along with us! We're enjoying your trip as well!

Yes, we were there in May (landed in Edinburgh on May 4 a little before 11 AM and left on May 17 a little after 9 AM). We had a wonderful time in Scotland but the closest we got to you was probably Perth on the first day (we drove through there after arriving) and then we headed to Aberfeldy area for the first not and drove to Inverness on the next day. Sorry we couldn't connect, Jon. That would have been nice.

@@OldHouseOnTheCorner Next time hopefully 🙏 Who knows, maybe I'll make it to the States one day

@@JontheBerean if you ever plan a trip over, let us know. Our state has a lot to see and do.

@@OldHouseOnTheCorner Will do 🙂👍

LOL, don't hold your breath! 😂

@@OldHouseOnTheCorner 😂😂

Thank you! 😊

Thanks for your kind comments and for watching our video (even though it's not one of our Scotland trip series). We really appreciate you stopping by and taking the time to leave us a comment! ❤️

Thank you!

Thank you for watching! Appreciate the comment too! 😀

Scone Palace was very interesting to visit, and we did enjoy our first night in the Aberfeldy area. We agree, it was a lovely area!

Correct, we weren't used to them but we knew ahead of time there'd be many we'd drive... and we did end up driving on a few, including the one from Tobermory over to Calgary Bay when we were on Mull. I (Dale) got used to them fairly quickly and was having fun. Claudine? Not so much... and she never drove. Lol

@OldHouseOnTheCorner yeah my wife is never keen on narrow roads either 😆 I remember driving in LA at rush hour. Now that was horrendous!!

@@RaymondoLeeTravel lol, you'll get no argument from me there! 😂

There are even better driving challenges coming up on future videos so stay tuned! Thanks for your kind comments!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! 😊👍

You're welcome. Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and commenting. It was a great place to visit and we enjoyed it.

The scenery was amazing! Our cameras will never do it justice. Plenty more single track adventures coming as well so stay tuned! Thanks for watching!

Thank you! ❤️

Video will never do justice to any of our trip (especially the scenery) but we enjoy sharing. Thanks for watching!

Thank you! We're having fun sharing and have so much more to come so stay tuned!

Thanks for watching and commenting! 🥰

Thanks, Dave! We both love history so learning things about Clan Campbell was very interesting to us. Appreciate you watching and commenting! Culloden will be this Saturday, barring any hiccups.

Thank you for your kind comments. We try our best. Glad you liked the video and thanks for leaving a comment!

No surprise here... we loved it! ❤️ Thanks for watching and commenting! We've got plenty more to share from our two weeks there (and there's already two other videos posted since this one with more on the way) so feel free to stop by again!

Thanks, Mark! Glad you enjoyed the videos! There's PLENTY more of our Scotland trip coming so stay tuned. 😊👍 Yes, we (or I, Dale) drove so we could set our own schedule and go to our own destinations. If you're a confident driver, I'd highly recommend it. I had fun. Scotland has been on my bucket list for 40+ years so I'm sure you'll get there. You'll love the scenery. Our cameras will never do justice to seeing it in person! ❤️

@@OldHouseOnTheCorner once i get some me time I will need to come back and follow your trip from the beginning! :)

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😆 I (Dale) was fine and had fun. Claudine? Not so much. LOL! Stay tuned for more. The single track roads get more "interesting", especially when we catch the ferry out to the Isle of Mull! And also when we come down the hill into the medieval town of Culross. 😉👍

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They're to keep livestock in a particular section. You'll notice there's quite often a cattleguard embedded in the road near the gates as well.

Yes, they are definitely an exciting part of our Scotland experience... although one of us wasn't enjoying them quite as much... LOL! Beautiful country! Can't imagine driving them in a motorhome. That must have been something!

We're having fun sharing! Come back when you can!

You should! It would make a good day trip!

90% of our recent music has all come from Epidemic Sound. We have a subscription and just pull music from there that we think goes well.

@@OldHouseOnTheCorner Thank you so much. Love your videos. They make my day

@@Northumbria-jl4bp thank you! That just made our day! 🥰