Well done Murray. A lovely, reflective, video. The period of silence you offered whilst you reflected upon the tragedy, the memorial represented, was a very kind form of respect, giving your visit a sense of dignity and nod towards those poor souls and their families they left behind. It's always an inspiration to watch your very thoughtful and well-crafted videos - thank you.👍
Thanks for making such a thoughtful and respectful video. First time I had heard of this tragedy; and the silent section of your tribute gave us all the chance to think about the lives that were lost.
Hi Murray. These sites of plane crashes really are somber places. I visited one in my local hills a few weeks ago. Like this one it had a memorial for the brave men that list their lives. Thank you for the link for us to read. All the best.
Thankyou for a very poignant video Murray. A beautiful landscape. It was emotional to think of the loss of the crew, their families, the rescue teams as well as the local people. My father flew Shackletons .. big old beasts.
Thanks for doing this Harris series Murray . I've thoroughly enjoyed it over the past week and it whetted my appetite for another trip there in the new year.
This series has been a real treat. This was a lovely quiet film, very respectful of what you found. You were quite correct, the views from that hill were stunning.
Tears in eyes. Not only for the otherworldly beauty that surrounded you, and in a sense, us, but for those who lost their lives. Thanks Murray for this particularly special vid. Gorgeous shots, too 👋
Lovely video, Murray, reflective and respectful to the lives lost. My local hills (Peak District) have their sad share of crash sites, and it's always conflicting meeting tragedy in places of such beauty.
Fantastic views sad story but one sadly common on the hills of U.K. quite a few WW2 crash sites near me in Brecon Beacons but none as recent as 1990 very sad and well presented thanks
Thanks again Murray, lovely. I regularly saw Shackletons at home in Woodford, the Lancaster's were built at Avro, and also the Vulcan. if the finals doors were open I could see a row of Nimrods, air reconnaissance . All gone now, Houses.
Thanks for the very poignant video Murray, reminds of the frailty of life and to just go out and enjoy yourself while you can.been a fantastic series of videos so far with everything included
Another great video. Reflecting on the crash, a friends father was killed when his plane crashed on Ben More at Crianlarich. Crash of a Vickers 802 Viscount on Mt Ben More: 4 killed Jan 19, 1973 at 1431 LT. You can read about this and others on the Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives website.
Thanks for another video Murray, poignant of such a sad story. To the crew of WR965 on that fateful day, thank you for your service to your country and may you rest in peace.
Great video again Murray. What a sad tale of a terrible accident. I would really like to climb a few hills on Harris - and the west coast of Lewis too. I've visited a couple of times in the past with my late wife, but never hiked any hills due to her being disabled and me being her carer. Last year I came back to the Hebrides but only the Uists. I bagged a couple of Sub2k's North Lee and Eaval but also a smaller hill on Benbecula. I agree that even if they're not as high as the ones on the mainland the views from the summits are fantastic. BTW I came across another plane wreck on North Lee, one of many that occurred during and after WW2. In spite of the many visits we/I have so far never made it to Barra. I would like to visit sometime. ATB Karl from Denmark PS: The Uists and Berneray have some nice beaches too, my favourite is the lagoon shaped beach across from the campsite at Balranald
just getting better and better what a view absolutely amazing it’s beautiful sad and it’s not that long ago but its beautiful love the video and thanks murray for going out and doing these videos 👍
Great wee video Murray, what beautiful views. Your moment of silence and reflection was respectful and thoughtful........im thinking an inflatable, ride on shark, or a paddle board 😁 thanks again....... Alioban ❤
Yet another fabulous video..... I've been on two or three tops where planes have come down....certainly nothing as recently as the 1990s...so very sad. Again wonderful views of the hills beaches and sea..... Looking forward to the next one....
You’re a man that thinks like me. I would be out early with my dogs and back home for breakfast. Stunning and humbling. The series so far is fantastic. I now have seen a lot more than I have seen when driving round whilst working. This island has a massive pull for my eldest daughter and partner. They know just about every inch of Harris. They will be watching also. Looking forward to the next video. Thank you again really appreciate the filming.
Some wonderful views and amazing stills at end your gifted photographer for sure capture mood of highlands in your photos the moody baron landscapes alive with natural wonders
@ScotlandsMountains ua-cam.com/video/FzFI2Mc767s/v-deo.htmlsi=L0n5J9BHliwONec if ye get the chance head up to Scurrival campsite it has the best ever view fae the Lavvy 😊
Did the Hebrides many years ago and have very fond memories from multiple visits. I never climbed many hills but will when I return one day - same for the Uists.
possibly - all with be revealed tomorrow ;) I was not expecting the monument and story at the top , a very sad tale from a lovely hil top :( Thanks for watching ATB Murray
Some gorgeous views again Murray, albeit with a very sad backstory. I know you mentioned seeing Skye from up there, but could you also see St.Kilda (apologies if you did mention it and I missed it)?
A place to replenish the soul, and set you up for the great adventures in 2025. Thank you Murray for taking us along on your Christmas adventures to enjoy the best of views.
Murray - Maodal is a stunning hill with the panoramic 360 views and as you say, a hill with a sad story. The 1st people on the scene were locals from the village of Northton, you can imagine the scene they saw. For long enough the scars on the hill were still visible. You seem to have enjoyed your excursion to Harris - there is so much more to see.
Beautiful video again - gorgeous scenery, but a sad tale indeed. I read through the link quickly, but I couldn't find an explanation as to why the aircraft crashed. Do you know, Murray?
Well done Murray. A lovely, reflective, video. The period of silence you offered whilst you reflected upon the tragedy, the memorial represented, was a very kind form of respect, giving your visit a sense of dignity and nod towards those poor souls and their families they left behind. It's always an inspiration to watch your very thoughtful and well-crafted videos - thank you.👍
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Thanks for making such a thoughtful and respectful video. First time I had heard of this tragedy; and the silent section of your tribute gave us all the chance to think about the lives that were lost.
Hi Murray. These sites of plane crashes really are somber places. I visited one in my local hills a few weeks ago. Like this one it had a memorial for the brave men that list their lives.
Thank you for the link for us to read.
All the best.
Thankyou for a very poignant video Murray. A beautiful landscape. It was emotional to think of the loss of the crew, their families, the rescue teams as well as the local people. My father flew Shackletons .. big old beasts.
Thanks for doing this Harris series Murray . I've thoroughly enjoyed it over the past week and it whetted my appetite for another trip there in the new year.
Thank you 🙏 can’t wait to return there too
This series has been a real treat. This was a lovely quiet film, very respectful of what you found.
You were quite correct, the views from that hill were stunning.
Tears in eyes. Not only for the otherworldly beauty that surrounded you, and in a sense, us, but for those who lost their lives. Thanks Murray for this particularly special vid. Gorgeous shots, too 👋
Lovely video, Murray, reflective and respectful to the lives lost. My local hills (Peak District) have their sad share of crash sites, and it's always conflicting meeting tragedy in places of such beauty.
A beautiful place and such serenity. I remember reading about that terrible accident, just before I was married. So very sad.
Soooo much of Scotland to explore, forever in your debt for getting me to places I haven't yet had the chance to see. Thanks Murray for this series.
In such a staggeringly beautiful place such a deeply sad event.
The silence after you telling us about this tragedy was first class sir.
Fantastic views sad story but one sadly common on the hills of U.K. quite a few WW2 crash sites near me in Brecon Beacons but none as recent as 1990 very sad and well presented thanks
Just a stunning morning, Murray. What an ideal vacation, plenty of hikes, fantastic beach time, amazing views everywhere. Cheers, and ATB!
Thanks Erin / Harris is such an amazing place - so many nice walks with its beaches and hills :)
A excellent video thanks Murray although very sobering. Such a beautiful spot with such a tragic history.
Stunning photography as usual.
It’s hard when you know the crash happened on that hill.
Talk about a teaser for the next video!
Looking forward to seeing it..take care 🇨🇦❤️
Thanks again Murray, lovely. I regularly saw Shackletons at home in Woodford, the Lancaster's were built at Avro, and also the Vulcan. if the finals doors were open I could see a row of Nimrods, air reconnaissance . All gone now, Houses.
Sending my respect to those who lost their lives and to their families.
Stunning video but what a sad story, have read Heavy's account of it.
Thanks for the very poignant video Murray, reminds of the frailty of life and to just go out and enjoy yourself while you can.been a fantastic series of videos so far with everything included
Another great video. Reflecting on the crash, a friends father was killed when his plane crashed on Ben More at Crianlarich. Crash of a Vickers 802 Viscount on Mt Ben More: 4 killed Jan 19, 1973 at 1431 LT. You can read about this and others on the Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives website.
The views in this episode are the most beautiful so far. Very sad that it was the location of such a tragic event.
The views from the top of the hill were breathtaking - just proves you don’t need to go to tv high hills for amazing views :)
Thanks for another video Murray, poignant of such a sad story. To the crew of WR965 on that fateful day, thank you for your service to your country and may you rest in peace.
Wow , stunning views , beautiful ❤
I never tire of seeing the Hebrides or being there...such sadness in a heavenly place. ♥️
I wasn’t expecting that on the top of the hill TBH. - a very sad tale :(
@ScotlandsMountains id imagine every mountain has a story...maybe that will be your next challenge lol
We never got an extended period of nice weather this year.
But moments like this are a treat Murray.
It was a year of short lived good weather spells for sure Alistair - let’s hope for better next year :)
Great video again Murray. What a sad tale of a terrible accident. I would really like to climb a few hills on Harris - and the west coast of Lewis too. I've visited a couple of times in the past with my late wife, but never hiked any hills due to her being disabled and me being her carer. Last year I came back to the Hebrides but only the Uists. I bagged a couple of Sub2k's North Lee and Eaval but also a smaller hill on Benbecula. I agree that even if they're not as high as the ones on the mainland the views from the summits are fantastic. BTW I came across another plane wreck on North Lee, one of many that occurred during and after WW2. In spite of the many visits we/I have so far never made it to Barra. I would like to visit sometime. ATB Karl from Denmark
PS: The Uists and Berneray have some nice beaches too, my favourite is the lagoon shaped beach across from the campsite at Balranald
just getting better and better what a view absolutely amazing it’s beautiful sad and it’s not that long ago but its beautiful love the video and thanks murray for going out and doing these videos 👍
Thanks Heather - hope you enjoyed them - only two more to go now :)
Another belting video, spectacular at the top .
a sad tale indeed a really good vid full of respect for the fallen. the first pic i think captured everything.
Great wee video Murray, what beautiful views. Your moment of silence and reflection was respectful and thoughtful........im thinking an inflatable, ride on shark, or a paddle board 😁 thanks again....... Alioban ❤
Another great video.
The views were spectacular. Sad story though.
Well done
Very thought provoking video.
Yet another fabulous video..... I've been on two or three tops where planes have come down....certainly nothing as recently as the 1990s...so very sad. Again wonderful views of the hills beaches and sea.....
Looking forward to the next one....
Thank you Murray a lovely respectful video 🏔
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You’re a man that thinks like me. I would be out early with my dogs and back home for breakfast. Stunning and humbling. The series so far is fantastic. I now have seen a lot more than I have seen when driving round whilst working. This island has a massive pull for my eldest daughter and partner. They know just about every inch of Harris. They will be watching also. Looking forward to the next video. Thank you again really appreciate the filming.
It is such a wonderful place Harris - especially when the weather was like it was on this day :)
Heat of the day. In Scotland Lol 😊
Some wonderful views and amazing stills at end your gifted photographer for sure capture mood of highlands in your photos the moody baron landscapes alive with natural wonders
Thank you 🙏
Great video Murray albeit a sad one. Wonderful views though
Lovely vlog Murray , we visited the Isle Of Barra this year and some on the hills were about 70m high but the views were outstanding
I would love to visit Barra and may do that in the campervan next time :) the beaches lol amazing too (as do the hills )
@ScotlandsMountains ua-cam.com/video/FzFI2Mc767s/v-deo.htmlsi=L0n5J9BHliwONec if ye get the chance head up to Scurrival campsite it has the best ever view fae the Lavvy 😊
Such a sad and tragic event that took place at the summit of the mountain 🏔️. A very somber location.
Did the Hebrides many years ago and have very fond memories from multiple visits. I never climbed many hills but will when I return one day - same for the Uists.
It’s an among place - so many fine hills and also beaches :)
Very sad story fir such a beautiful place 😢. Another great video though 😊😊😊
I reckon it's a paddle board.
Stunning view's from the top of the hill and definitely a sad story.
possibly - all with be revealed tomorrow ;)
I was not expecting the monument and story at the top , a very sad tale from a lovely hil top :(
Thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Another epic video mate. What an amazing place 👏🏻
Thanks Tony - hope you enjoyed it :)
Some gorgeous views again Murray, albeit with a very sad backstory. I know you mentioned seeing Skye from up there, but could you also see St.Kilda (apologies if you did mention it and I missed it)?
This will be answered on tomorrows video ;) #staytuned #stkikda
New piece of kit? Surely not the long awaited prototype scotch egg-flavoured jelly baby!
A place to replenish the soul, and set you up for the great adventures in 2025. Thank you Murray for taking us along on your Christmas adventures to enjoy the best of views.
Thank You Michael
Thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
may God be with you
Murray - Maodal is a stunning hill with the panoramic 360 views and as you say, a hill with a sad story. The 1st people on the scene were locals from the village of Northton, you can imagine the scene they saw. For long enough the scars on the hill were still visible.
You seem to have enjoyed your excursion to Harris - there is so much more to see.
So. Many reasons for me to come back and explore more of the island in the future for sure :)
A touching video in view of the tragedy that occurred. Gorgeous photos . Can I ask though what the hill name means as you never told us.
Ah - I can’t remember off the top of my head but I think I mention jt in tonight’s video :)
Its either an inflatable crocodile, a paddleboard... Or..... A pixelation machine.. Lovely video and again, catching the best of the Islands 😎🌞
croc ;) lol
Beautiful video again - gorgeous scenery, but a sad tale indeed. I read through the link quickly, but I couldn't find an explanation as to why the aircraft crashed. Do you know, Murray?
Not too sure to be honest
I’m wondering on a clear day if you could see St Kilda from there.
See tonight’s video (skip to sunset hike !! ;) 🌄
Couldn't find the link to the article by Heavy Walley in the description box Murray. Did you forget to link it? Great video btw mate.
Well noticed Gary - it should be there now - thanks for letting me know
ATB
Murray
The link wouldn't open for me either Murray !
Murray, what glasses are you wearing mate?
metal detector
You
First
Paddle board?