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We were in Oban back in May during our 2-week road trip visit to Scotland. Loved your country, the land of my ancestors! Wish I could go back!

I was standing round the other side last year, might have to try this corner in August, looks like plenty of action

Where are you from? Don’t sound very obanny

Obans a lovely place. I would stay in the Lancaster hotel traveling from Northern Ireland on my motorcycle from time to time..

What are you driving? So smooth xxx😊

One silly driver vehicle puts you in the ditch because they dont know the road

I'm so glad a professional driver understands.i drive a b max and i just think some dick is gonna innialate me on a bend

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Travelled that road more times than I can remember. Loch Avich is a lovely drive down to Melfort too.

Nice to see you back. Glad I'm not out on the bike in that weather.

what vehicle you driving ?

Great drive, I want to go, where the exact entry after tindrum? If coming from glencoe side is it after or before Tindrum, left or right from road?

Thanks very much for this nice video, - l have very much enjoyed it.

Moments silence dor the millions handed over to GEOROPES which achieved zilch otger than lining pockets. Amazing what having a friend in parliament can do. Each and every employee working there when asked openly admitted they were achieving absalutamente nada, but happy to take the money whike it was going. Follow the money. Georopes, Ballachulish

Do you work for a local firm

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How did you remove the old side indicator? I'm having big trouble removing it....

Brings back a lot off happy memories

Spectacular journey (just ignore Savile's old house) I'm from Oban & rarely have reason to take this road, and although there are some breath-taking views, what I always thought it would benefit from is a snack shop or van, even a little petrol garage, because there is literally nothing but scenery from Tarbet to Fort William. That's just my strange diabetic brain though as I was once caught short & my blood sugars were dipping dangerously low while on a journey. For that reason, I always feel better if there are amenities nearby. Here's an idea...Why doesn't someone open Jimmy's old house as a tea room & shop. It would benefit travellers of all types, including a lot of hillwalkers. And anyway, it shouldn't be known as that evil perverts old home. It should be known as the world-renowned mountaineer Hamish MacInnes's, who lived there until 1987. Great video 👍

And that is why I sold my car. I can get from one end of the town to the other in minutes. And in winter, it's a ghost town.

Spoke too soon!

I never cease to be amazed at the the perseverance of those nameless govt bureaucrats who faithfully arrange for a roadsign in every single passing place. What WOULD we ever do without this wonderful aid? 🤣

The idea of maneuvering a big lorrie in those tight streets just blows my mind!

Stunningly beautiful scenery. Thanks for sharing this! 👍

In the Summer of 22 I put a thousand miles on my rental car driving the highland roads of Scotland. That includes this section of A82 as well. It was my first trip to Scotland and I hope with all my heart it wasn’t my last! I loved every second of that eleven days, and every mile driven.

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Thank you for sharing your travels . I remember this beautiful part of Scotland , its absolutely stunning ❤

Stabilize the slopes with trees, will need Scots Pine as well. Slower growing but has an exceptional root spread. The road should also be on stilts. IMO

I'll be there in late October enroute Inverary. Hope it'll be done by then. All night flight and driving on the left will be a good enough challenge.

Outstanding video log of Glencoe and Ballachulish. I'm off to those parts as well as Etive, Oban and Kinlochleven in November.

Cool! My dad was a stuntman in the states. Would love to race

Not boring at all! Absolutely beautiful, could watch this hours! I love scotland ❤

Good luck in the new job!

I hope you're happy and healthy in your new transport job.

Sounds like a change was needed, "age" limit on moving heavy goods. Less taxing on the body, longer working life!!! ❤️🇦🇺

Im glad you're doing something less taxing. Sometimes we have to make a change. All the best!

Hearing you mention fuel prices- ⛽️ Living in Tasmania, Australia, Diesel is now around $2.20 per litre, near £1.40. Always dearer than petrol that I have noticed. (Female) I learned to drive in an unregistered truck, on a farm paddock in 1958.. Have always taken an interest in vehicles, Father had a transport business, not huge, several employees though. We had a fuel pump in our property, Shell Co during the 1940's 50's and 60's... Then eventually worked in Logistics for an Interstate Freight company.. Enjoyed your delivery video..

Instead of causing tailbacks why don't they open the Road IN the Glen , like they used to because of land slides .

Another great vlog mate you need to do more of these mate roll on the weekend btcc back on at croft are you going to knockhill?

looks absolutely breathtaking there i'm coming to glencoe in september can't wait thank you for a lovely video x

Does that road perhaps take you over the rest and be thankful. I may be in the wrong area, no harm is asking though.

Wonderful views up in the Highlands, I use to go every year usually stayed at Invergarry (25ml north of Fort William) nothing there, but a good location to get anywhere in the Highlands. I can't drive the long distance to get there now, I miss it everyday........❤️

I enjoyed it. I’d find the job far too nerve wracking to do, though.

Another negative from the days of Beeching. All your deliveries would have been easy in the days of the mechanical horse and the Scarab. Load from the railway a container or boxes/pallets from a rail van in Oban rail depot. Modern addition would be a tail lift or piggy fork lift on the trailer. A tractor unit which can turn in its own length. Disadvantage a bit slow in its original form (30mph approx.) so local deliveries only. But while you deliver another trailer can be loaded. A modern alternative as used in Europe and the US is to put the loaded trailers on the train but this assumes the bridges and tunnels are wide and high enough, though one Swiss narrow gauge railway had containers and flat cars to suit its tunnels and bridges only recently updated to take standard containers in well car wagons.

I was there last week. I was sodden, but that's part of the bargain with that exquisite scenery. Thank you x

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Agree, Oban is hopeless for traffic. As for pedestrians try playing loud the tune from M.A.S.H., the film.,Ie Suicide is Dangerous? or the Who, deaf, dumb and blind kid. Pinball wizard.

I have seen that there was ment to be a 470m tunnel like Lochcarron hope your well mate take it easy

Do you get many trips onto the Rothesay peninsular? Lochgoilhead, Dunoon, Tighnabruaich and the side of Loch Fyne(east)