Thank you for this video - I recently did the NL250 - and was looking for an alternative to the over populated NC500 - I had been looking at the Cambrian Way in Wales - but I suspect I may do this before that. I am so grateful you have produced this.
Very nicely done travel video. The water was so blue! That was some marvelous views you had from the last hotel, from the room and the dining area. Looking forward to part 2..
Hi just came across your video looking for NC250 clips .....What a fantastic look at this part of our lovely country (Used to drive this route as an Hgv driver 3 times a week) Never had the time to see the views ! Your passion for sharing with others I found heartwarming 😊....Thanks for sharing with us....🥃🏴
Greetings from the USA ! Great video. I visit Ireland every year as I have a friend who has a home there, but I have never been to Scotland. I must go! Yes, as you say, CRACKING views! Thanks for your hard work, bringing this beautiful country alive to me.
"Stunning" Count: 16! 😉 This was a very well-paced and interesting travelogue…just the sort of thing that makes me wish I could make the loop myself. And am I correct in assuming, by the name of the road, that it's 250 KM around? Considering how separated everything is over here in the U.S., to have that many interesting locations in such a short distance is, uh, stunning. 😂
Haha thank you four counting the "stunning". Yes but it's 250miles long as opposed to kms. It is amazing how close together everything is here. Baring in mind I only did a quarter of the 250mile route which makes it more mind blowing :)
Wish I could have been there with you, stunning views! Please tell me you took a photo down that lighthouse stairwell? I'd love to visit that area someday, never had the opportunity to visit Scotland sadly.
The views certainly were stunning. The lighthouse stairwell is at the Museum of Scottish lighthouses in Fraserburgh. You get a guided tour of Kinaird head lighthouse if you go there and that is where the stairs are. Fingers crossed you make it there sometime :)
Think I need to come do that route. I am interested to know who your meeting up with. Would you be up for a meet up if I can get up that way again later in the year. Take me to one of your cool locations.
nice vid.....I'll be cycling this in March....cant wait!
Enjoy!
Thanks for the advice as I'll be doing this tour in 3 weks and I'll be doing a video to atb Daz
Been to pennan a lot of times it’s a crazy bit of a road to get to it😂 non the less absolute beautiful!
Thanks from a new subscriber. I don't know that coastline, but it looks great.
Thank you for this video - I recently did the NL250 - and was looking for an alternative to the over populated NC500 - I had been looking at the Cambrian Way in Wales - but I suspect I may do this before that. I am so grateful you have produced this.
Stunning locations and the lighthouse rolled out the red carpet for your visit.
Certainly one for the to do list. Thanks Kim. 🙂
Really enjoying your travelogues. We'll be in Scotland this Spring and you've given us a great feel for what to expect. And what to pack!
Very nicely done travel video. The water was so blue! That was some marvelous views you had from the last hotel, from the room and the dining area. Looking forward to part 2..
Hi just came across your video looking for NC250 clips .....What a fantastic look at this part of our lovely country (Used to drive this route as an Hgv driver 3 times a week) Never had the time to see the views ! Your passion for sharing with others I found heartwarming 😊....Thanks for sharing with us....🥃🏴
Scotland is a beautiful place, and you bring it all to life Kim... Thanks for taking us with you...
That's lovely to hear Anthony - thank you :)
OMG what a beautiful view Kim from your room and those biscuits r my favorite too just dunk them in tea mmmmmmm yeah AWESOME.
I enjoyed every moment, thank you Kim, great video!
Nice to hear that you enjoyed it. You are very welcome :)
Hi Kim beautifully stunning places you are blessed, I look forward to part two.
Thank you Clive. Hope that you enjoy part 2 :)
For a twinkle in time I was there. Thank you.
Another lovely video. Keep up the great work.
Thank you Stuart - glad that you enjoyed it :)
Greetings from the USA ! Great video. I visit Ireland every year as I have a friend who has a home there, but I have never been to Scotland. I must go! Yes, as you say, CRACKING views! Thanks for your hard work, bringing this beautiful country alive to me.
Thank you for your kind words Brain. Ireland is a stunning country but I hope that you make it to Scotland sometime. I'm sure that you'd love it :)
Beautiful and very entertaining video. Awesome work. 👍👍👍👍
Thank you Al, Glad to hear that you enjoyed it :)
Hello Kim, very enjoyable vlog ....
Thank you.
Thank you - glad you enjoyed it :)
Thank you for showing us Scotland, because of the virus I haven’t been able to come over. I live in Georgia 🇺🇸.
"Stunning" Count: 16! 😉
This was a very well-paced and interesting travelogue…just the sort of thing that makes me wish I could make the loop myself. And am I correct in assuming, by the name of the road, that it's 250 KM around? Considering how separated everything is over here in the U.S., to have that many interesting locations in such a short distance is, uh, stunning. 😂
Haha thank you four counting the "stunning". Yes but it's 250miles long as opposed to kms. It is amazing how close together everything is here. Baring in mind I only did a quarter of the 250mile route which makes it more mind blowing :)
hope you will have lots of fun~
Thank you, I certainly did :)
Ok well now I definitely have to come back to Scotland and do this road trip.
Very nice, more travel vids please.
Thank you, glad you liked it. Part 2 will be up next Sunday so hopefully you'll enjoy that too :)
nice place on Earth:)
Wish I could have been there with you, stunning views! Please tell me you took a photo down that lighthouse stairwell? I'd love to visit that area someday, never had the opportunity to visit Scotland sadly.
The views certainly were stunning. The lighthouse stairwell is at the Museum of Scottish lighthouses in Fraserburgh. You get a guided tour of Kinaird head lighthouse if you go there and that is where the stairs are. Fingers crossed you make it there sometime :)
Think I need to come do that route. I am interested to know who your meeting up with. Would you be up for a meet up if I can get up that way again later in the year. Take me to one of your cool locations.
Send me a wee email and we can discuss. Love a collaboration from time to time :)
Just back from the West Coast Highlands now it seems I need to head to the north east
Woo hoo! It is well worth a visit :)
Is this different to the nc500 ?
Hi, Great video and helped me a lot to plan trip tot scotland, where is the exactly place of the yellow Field of flowerer please?
That's beside Findlater Castle. The field is usually only yellow around the month of May
Hi Kim, enjoyed the tour! What was the foliage in that vast field of yellow? It was gorgeous!
Glad you enjoyed it and I believe that it is Rapeseed
Well, it's 7am and I'm already exhausted from all that walking and fresh air! Fun tour, Kim! Stunning!
Haha it was tiring doing it but so much fun! Glad you enjoyed the tour :)
Canola fields in north East Scotland ...... who would of guessed
Loading the fish is probably meant for the 6 year olds. Have to admit I would probably had a go too 😂
Yup - it is :L I just wanted to try it though haha
Where in Scotland are you from?
the North East :)
I will don