Plockton Village sounds like a place you could possibly bump into Windy Miller and Barny McGrew. Picturesque scenery the village is absolutely lovely, those pubs looked warm and welcoming along with the hotel . Scottish beef must be one of the best in the world, clean air luscious grass and a stress free life . Thanks guys for taking me on this journey, I’m loving it .
I visited Scotland in 2017 and it is wonderful to watch your videos and relive the sights! Thank you for taking us along on your journeys. You do a good service to those unable to travel now.
I keep imagining the people in the past who roamed these passes and glens in their tartans. What a hard life they had. Thanks for the vlog it's really interesting. =-)
So quaint love fishing villages. I saw lobster pots. Love Maine Lobster.. yeah wildlife. So soothing hearing the waves come in/out. I wonder how far Balmoral is to the Island of Skye?
you guys have really sold Scotland to me, and I cant wait to visit! this video was beautiful, and cant wait to watch Skye! thank you for sharing your journeys :)
The film The Wicker Man is a 1973 British folk horror film directed by Robin Hardy and starring Edward Woodward, Britt Ekland, Diane Cilento, Ingrid Pitt, ... and a lot of it was filmed here before Hamish Macbeth. The rail journey twixt Inverness & Plockton is ranked as one of the most beautiful in the world was even better when diesel loco hauled!!
Around 40 years ago we came across Plockton on holiday. To our amazement while walking along the loch a local offered us the use of his boat to travel the length of the the loch. This proved one of the most memorable half days of our lives, absolutely unforgettable! He said he didn’t want payment other than for the fuel and so I gave him a fiver. I seem to recall him telling me that this bay was a secret stopping place for HMQ on the Brittania
What a beautiful location! I'm hoping for a Scotland re-visit in 2022 and really want a Highlands immersion, your Highlands series is very helpful in my own planning. I do so love your videos, you manage to give a personal feel but with mature professional-style production and narration... no inane amateurish babbling. Thank you!
It’s wonderful, as is Ireland, somewhere we have visited a little and should have explored again last summer before the pandemic took hold. We will be back! Greetings from London.
That was so beautiful. We have some very nasty roads here in Australia. That scenery is just gorgeous, so look forward to seeing next video. Thanks so much for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care
Another interesting and beautiful part of Scotland! Especially the history, and the Highland cattle, with their adorable little calves! The Applecross drive was very beautiful, even though it was tricky and unpredictable (weather wise) and I really appreciate your sharing this time with us. I'm looking forward to seeing the next installment in the Island of Skye, I have seen programs about this particular place, absolutely jaw dropping scenery!
Thanks Cassandra, seeing the cattle up close was very special and in such an idyllic setting that looked like a movie set. Fell in love with Plockton and this area. We saved the best for last Isle of Skye is out of this world!
Many thanks for taking me back too Plockton, We found this gem way back in the 80s, it had palm tree's and scenic views wherever one looked! We also did the 500 way back then when it was not popular or mentioned! But now many folk have seen Scotland through harry potter and many other films/footage - One chap who has a blog on UA-cam asked if there was such a place As Scotland - does it exist he asked? You have many places to visit and to enjoy here in Scotland - Enjoy and drive carefully on our single track roads -They are not for speedsters!
Beautiful place in a beautiful country. This brings back many happy memories from my younger days. I was there one time and there was a rainbow in the sky that looked like both ends were in the water . Amazing site.
Brilliant and lovely to watch :) My family come from Plockton and I would love to visit, so I really did enjoy this very much. I’ve also seen the name Applecross on old birth certificates, so the drive was cool to see as well. My heartfelt thanks for sharing!
Being based in Inverness we tend to " staycation " all the time. 3 weeks ago we headed out and visited Plockton, Duirinish, Skye and of course, Applecross ! but obviously not in one day lol Applecross however stands out as most memorable, I certainly wont ever forget it. We took the Coast Road, which isnt the best, but it was worth it , with jaw dropping scenery around every corner. However, my hubby decided we would take the old road back down......i think i would rather have gone up the old road and taken the Coast road back down, it would have relaxed me a bit. Like you, on the old road, it was extremely cloudy and the hairpin bends were horrendous, never knowing if someone was coming towards you and whether you would end up going off the road !! Ive never been so glad to get back down to earth again !! Thats it ticked off my bucket list now, i wont be going back anytime soon.
May I ask which part of the UK are you guys from? The reason is I am learning English, mostly from UA-cam, hoping to catch on English accent a bit and watching your videos is an ideal way for me to learn and enjoy beautiful scenery at the same time!
Thank you for a wonderful series. Your research and information is so useful for future tourists. I am not sure if I will ever get back to my homeland on Skye but your series brings back many memories of our visits up north. Bognor Regis is quite some way to have to travel when you are 84. The views of Plockton were fantastic Thank you. I look forward to more of your series. Iain Mackinnon
Thank you for another excellent video. Commentary just right and excellent photography. Quite a ride when you speed up the camera going through the pass ha! ha! I love Scotland and really enjoying revisiting.
I was wondering where Plockton was, as I do like the tv series Hamish Macbeth. I could cheerfully live anywhere in this area. Such a beautiful setting. So glad you made this video, it is delightful. Many thanks.
The white building at the corner, where the road turns to go along the front, used to have HOTEL blazoned across it's gable end for the filming of "Hamish MacBeth". The interior shots, however, were filmed in the Balmacara Hotel, several miles away. We were in the Balmacara once and met Robert Carlyle when leaving, nice guy!
0:04 We arrive at the small but perfectly formed village of Plockton to make a vlog about the beauty of it and its surroundings without bothering to check whether the tide is in...
Just come across these Brill vids. But just to correct you, Bealach na Ba is not the steepest drivable road in the UK. And It's not the highest highest pass. in the UK The Steepest is the single track road of Hardknott Pass in the lakes, it has a 33% gradient (1-3) The highest pass although by not much more, a summit altitude of 670 m (2199 ft), is the Cairnwell Pass. It is the highest main road in the United Kingdom, 😉
Thank you for sharing another beautiful episode/experience of the other side of the world 🌎❣️❤️🥂🍾 truly appreciate it and you for sharing 😊 stay safe and healthy out there. 🙏
I've really enjoyed your movies from here in New Zealand. I did the North Coast 500 four years ago. I was wondering what type of camera you use? Keep it up!
thank you for showing the gorgeous scenery around Plockton. Look forward to your Skye video. I live in Victoria Australia, and funny enough there is a Skye just 3 klm from where I live too. though its not on the beach like i should imagine your Skye is. :)
Hi Den, great to hear from you in Australia. Glad you enjoyed the tour so far. Skye is incredible and does have a few stunning beaches and coastline. Not long to wait till next weekend!
Thank you very much for sharing another wonderful vlog, lovely scenery, highland cattle, the Applecross, as well as all the corresponding history...I am enjoying all this tour very much...Keep safe..
Was für ein wunderschönes romantisches kleines Fischerdorf 🏘🏡. sehr beeindruckend auch die Hochland Rinder 🐂denen ihr ja sehr nah kommen konntet. Die Landschaft ist einfach atemberaubend schön, mal sanft mal wild und das Wetter ist eben unberechenbar. Bei eurem Besuch waren nicht viele Leute unterwegs, ihr konntet in aller Ruhe Filmen 📸im Sommer in der Hochsaison würde ich hier nicht herkommen wollen. Danke für diese wunderschöne Tour und eure wertvollen Informationen 🙏🙋♀️🇩🇪
Loved the informational and pleasant commentary and how positive you stayed even thru the fog! (We've been there, done that in a few scenic spots!) The 15-20ish minute videos are just perfect making our daily workout go by quickly.
Lovely - that's my favourite castle - the setting is magical - although when we were there (end of the day, so too late to see in the castle) some low-flying fighter nearly took out the flags! They were going so fast couldn't close the shutter fast enough! That new drive looks very scenic, although in the height of summer could be congested. Smashing tour, guys, thanks.
Thanks , that was excellent- Plockton is a lovely part of the world - nice to see it hasn’t changed since we visited. The Applecross trip looked pretty wild… and the shots you managed looked excellent (Osmo .. per chance?). All in all a cool video … covering more than we knew… Skye next… I’ll tune in … hopefully you had nice weather… and perhaps some stunning scenery. (Oh and the Plockton Inn was excellent we stayed there - food was the best we had on our entire trip)..
Hello thanks for the lovely comment. Glad we were able to give you some information you didn’t know having already been and experienced it. The Plockton Inn was very good for food. Yes some of the shots are on an Osmo pocket 2. Very handy camera!
Which way should I take from Portree to Inverness. 1. Make a pass to Plockton 2. Stop at St. Augusta My original plan was to drive pass St Augusta but after your video on Plockton,I kind of go towards it. What would you recommend? Thank you
Personally I would stop in Plockton between the two. We’re you going to just spend a few hours there or stay the night? Plockton is worth staying over, for sure. Have fun!
My two favourite things to do in Scotland - drive the NC500, and spot the highland coos! I really like that they have desigated view points on the NC500, to prevent people from stopping in the middle of the road.
The beauty of the place makes me cry. I've seen 'Hamish Macbeth' at least five times since 2015. And really, really want to visit Scotland, especially Plockton. Hear me, Universe!
I can see many palm trees and tropical plants, but as I know that Plockton's latitude is similar to Norway's or Alaska's. how can It happen? isn't it too cold to grow in there?
Surprised you don't mention the other Plockton entertainment connection. It is also the location for several key scenes in the iconic film "The Wicker Man"
My husband and I have been watching your videos in anticipation for our holiday in Scotland this July. We’ve been once before but not to isle of Skye and we’re so looking forward to it. You guys would be great tour guilds, wish you two were there during our time.
Thank you for doing this, I was based in Lochcarron and now feel that I missed so much. I have an Osmo too, and it is really nice to see it used by someone else. The microphone is not very good did you attach an external microphone?
Any wind and the standard mic is useless. I have the external wireless mic attachment which is good in wind but only really if you are speaking it won't pic up ambient sound. Sometimes use a Rode videomicro that you can plug in if you have the DJI Pocket 2 Do-It-All Handle
@@MemorySeekers thanks I will look into it. I have had my osmo since they came out and mostly have used it for my music videos and used the dash camera for the car footage. Thanks again 😁
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Excellent introduction to this little town.
Thank you we loved it!
This is such a beautiful place
Thank you
Plockton Village sounds like a place you could possibly bump into Windy Miller and Barny McGrew. Picturesque scenery the village is absolutely lovely, those pubs looked warm and welcoming along with the hotel . Scottish beef must be one of the best in the world, clean air luscious grass and a stress free life . Thanks guys for taking me on this journey, I’m loving it .
Now, we really are going back in time, windy miller! Fell in love with Plockton it was just so beautiful and can see why they picked it for filming.
I visited Scotland in 2017 and it is wonderful to watch your videos and relive the sights! Thank you for taking us along on your journeys. You do a good service to those unable to travel now.
Thanks so much Ivy really nice to hear ☺️
I keep imagining the people in the past who roamed these passes and glens in their tartans. What a hard life they had. Thanks for the vlog it's really interesting. =-)
Absolutely enchanting
☺️ It certainly is!
Definitely adding this amazing spot to my tour of Scotland
You won’t be disappointed!
Did you see our video about the Isle of Skye too? It’s very close by to Plockton and you won’t want to miss out on it!
I have loved this series so much!!! Thank you for taking us along! I really want to visit ❤️
Hi Kimberly, thanks for watching and hope you get to visit! ❤
Great. Loved the high st Plocton and the pass. Keep them coming. Thanks. Rmb3*
This Is amazing! Thank you for the video 😱💖👏
You're so welcome! 😀
Did all of these areas in 2007 on our honeymoon, it was blissful and totally beautiful!
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Watching from Australia wishing I could escape here. Another lovely video and very informative thank you 😀
So quaint love fishing villages. I saw lobster pots. Love Maine Lobster.. yeah wildlife.
So soothing hearing the waves come in/out.
I wonder how far Balmoral is to the Island of Skye?
Balmoral is the other side of Scotland. 170 ish mile away.
@@MemorySeekers thank you
you guys have really sold Scotland to me, and I cant wait to visit! this video was beautiful, and cant wait to watch Skye! thank you for sharing your journeys :)
Hi that is nice to hear. We want to inspire you to visit. 👍 hope u like our last two episodes.
The film The Wicker Man is a 1973 British folk horror film directed by Robin Hardy and starring Edward Woodward, Britt Ekland, Diane Cilento, Ingrid Pitt, ... and a lot of it was filmed here before Hamish Macbeth. The rail journey twixt Inverness & Plockton is ranked as one of the most beautiful in the world was even better when diesel loco hauled!!
Very interesting Len, thanks for sharing your thoughts and useful info.
Loved Hamish MacBeth with all those highland cattle and the gorgeous scenery. A great video of the area. Keep it up guys.
Around 40 years ago we came across Plockton on holiday. To our amazement while walking along the loch a local offered us the use of his boat to travel the length of the the loch. This proved one of the most memorable half days of our lives, absolutely unforgettable! He said he didn’t want payment other than for the fuel and so I gave him a fiver. I seem to recall him telling me that this bay was a secret stopping place for HMQ on the Brittania
This video was extremely helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
The Wicker Man was also filmed there.....
What a beautiful location! I'm hoping for a Scotland re-visit in 2022 and really want a Highlands immersion, your Highlands series is very helpful in my own planning.
I do so love your videos, you manage to give a personal feel but with mature professional-style production and narration... no inane amateurish babbling. Thank you!
That’s great to hear to Donna, hope we give you some good ideas to help the planning. Have a wonderful trip!
Stunning views. I need to visit Scotland. 👏👏 Greetings from Limerick, Ireland. 🇮🇪☘❤
It’s wonderful, as is Ireland, somewhere we have visited a little and should have explored again last summer before the pandemic took hold. We will be back! Greetings from London.
Being our neighbours you don’t really have an excuse. Get your bum over. Caledonia it is calling you 🏴
Oh!
The beauty lives there.
Great videos. You have a new subscriber!
Thank you for joining us, lots to catch up on and the rest of the Scottish highlands series
I want to go - immediately. The Highlands have always been one of my dreams.
Hi I'm from Indonesia! Thank you for sharing this wonderful village! ❤
You are welcome, thanks for watching.
You don't need to give complement about it.
That was so beautiful. We have some very nasty roads here in Australia. That scenery is just gorgeous, so look forward to seeing next video. Thanks so much for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care
Hi Linda, so nice to know you are enjoying the series! Skye was incredible and we are so excited to share it this weekend. You keep safe too!
Another interesting and beautiful part of Scotland! Especially the history, and the Highland cattle, with their adorable little calves! The Applecross drive was very beautiful, even though it was tricky and unpredictable (weather wise) and I really appreciate your sharing this time with us. I'm looking forward to seeing the next installment in the Island of Skye, I have seen programs about this particular place, absolutely jaw dropping scenery!
Thanks Cassandra, seeing the cattle up close was very special and in such an idyllic setting that looked like a movie set. Fell in love with Plockton and this area. We saved the best for last Isle of Skye is out of this world!
Очень красивые места!!!!!! Спасибо большое!!!!! Вам хороших приключений!!!!
Спасибо за просмотр.
Many thanks for taking me back too Plockton, We found this gem way back in the 80s, it had palm tree's and scenic views wherever one looked! We also did the 500 way back then when it was not popular or mentioned! But now many folk have seen Scotland through harry potter and many other films/footage - One chap who has a blog on UA-cam asked if there was such a place As Scotland - does it exist he asked? You have many places to visit and to enjoy here in Scotland - Enjoy and drive carefully on our single track roads -They are not for speedsters!
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Scotland is beautiful beyond words. You guys are amazing and I love the narration. I wish I can drive there, 😂 I am used to US driving.
I am sure you would be ok driving. Go for it!
I am so amazed by the cattle just grazing and laying about (giggle). Truly enjoying the Scottish vlogs thank you so much.
It was a highlight for us, so lovey to be up close like that. Thanks for watching!
I spent a couple of days here a few years ago,and hope to go back. Very,very peaceful.
Beautiful place in a beautiful country. This brings back many happy memories from my younger days. I was there one time and there was a rainbow in the sky that looked like both ends were in the water . Amazing site.
Brilliant and lovely to watch :) My family come from Plockton and I would love to visit, so I really did enjoy this very much. I’ve also seen the name Applecross on old birth certificates, so the drive was cool to see as well. My heartfelt thanks for sharing!
How lovely to have family there, so glad you liked the tour ☺️
Being based in Inverness we tend to " staycation " all the time. 3 weeks ago we headed out and visited Plockton, Duirinish, Skye and of course, Applecross ! but obviously not in one day lol Applecross however stands out as most memorable, I certainly wont ever forget it. We took the Coast Road, which isnt the best, but it was worth it , with jaw dropping scenery around every corner. However, my hubby decided we would take the old road back down......i think i would rather have gone up the old road and taken the Coast road back down, it would have relaxed me a bit. Like you, on the old road, it was extremely cloudy and the hairpin bends were horrendous, never knowing if someone was coming towards you and whether you would end up going off the road !! Ive never been so glad to get back down to earth again !! Thats it ticked off my bucket list now, i wont be going back anytime soon.
May I ask which part of the UK are you guys from? The reason is I am learning English, mostly from UA-cam, hoping to catch on English accent a bit and watching your videos is an ideal way for me to learn and enjoy beautiful scenery at the same time!
Hello there we are south west of London in the county of Surrey. Hope the videos help you with your English.
@@MemorySeekers Thank you so much 🙏
Very nice, we are hoping to visit Skye next June, your videos have been an inspiration. Thanks for sharing.😁👍
Thanks for watching, glad it has inspired you to visit. Hope you have a great trip and visit some of the places we have.
Crofting ...Pastime? lol. It was a hard life.....
Thank you for a wonderful series. Your research and information is so useful for future tourists. I am not sure if I will ever get back to my homeland on Skye but your series brings back many memories of our visits up north. Bognor Regis is quite some way to have to travel when you are 84. The views of Plockton were fantastic Thank you. I look forward to more of your series. Iain Mackinnon
Iain so pleased we stirred the memories of your homeland. Nice to know we gave some happiness with our tours.
Fantastic video. I am going to watch the next one about
the Island of skye.
Jeff❤
Gracias por la traducción . Una maravilla de vídeos
Scotland is amazing
Thank you for another excellent video. Commentary just right and excellent photography. Quite a ride when you speed up the camera going through the pass ha! ha! I love Scotland and really enjoying revisiting.
Thank you for the kind words Penelope, so pleased you liked the tour and drive over Applecross. It was quite wild!
A stunning video! The road to Applecross looked terrifying.
It was incredible, fun, and daunting at times but worth it and should be done by anyone that is experienced driving. So cool!
Very helpful mate . Great video great job. Well done
Glad it helped
Narrow roads but stunning Awesome Landscape 👍
Thank you for your vids and taking me on a vacation from home! Very enjoyable.
Glad you enjoyed the Scotland vids! If you fancy another vacation we have lots of others on our channel 😎
I was wondering where Plockton was, as I do like the tv series Hamish Macbeth. I could cheerfully live anywhere in this area. Such a beautiful setting. So glad you made this video, it is delightful. Many thanks.
Thank you for watching 😊 so glad you liked it.
The white building at the corner, where the road turns to go along the front, used to have HOTEL blazoned across it's gable end for the filming of "Hamish MacBeth".
The interior shots, however, were filmed in the Balmacara Hotel, several miles away. We were in the Balmacara once and met Robert Carlyle when leaving, nice guy!
Hi Bob thanks for the interesting information on the village and connection to the programme. How lucky to have met Robert Carlyle! ☺️
0:04 We arrive at the small but perfectly formed village of Plockton to make a vlog about the beauty of it and its surroundings without bothering to check whether the tide is in...
That was really good thank ...beautiful place 🤗
👍😊
Thank you so much guys have enjoyed tremendously, be safe keep it up 🤗🤗
Our pleasure!
stunning and aww the cattle well theres no words just peaceful love love to spend time with them
The cattle do just need a cuddle don’t they! Very special place.
Wonderful village...🙏❤
It really is!
God's stunning beauty - that Apple Cross Road gives me the shivers - very narrow.
Highland cows view captured lazing near the river is priceless!
Thank you!
It was amazing to see them.
Just come across these Brill vids. But just to correct you, Bealach na Ba is not the steepest drivable road in the UK. And It's not the highest highest pass. in the UK The Steepest is the single track road of Hardknott Pass in the lakes, it has a 33% gradient (1-3) The highest pass although by not much more, a summit altitude of 670 m (2199 ft), is the Cairnwell Pass. It is the highest main road in the United Kingdom, 😉
Well I wonder where I heard that then, as googling it matches your correction! Thanks for sharing.
You produce some great vlogs. Infomative and professional..thanks
Thank you very much, glad you like them.
Thank you for sharing another beautiful episode/experience of the other side of the world 🌎❣️❤️🥂🍾 truly appreciate it and you for sharing 😊 stay safe and healthy out there. 🙏
Thanks Tiffany glad you are still enjoying the episodes, you take care too!
I've really enjoyed your movies from here in New Zealand. I did the North Coast 500 four years ago. I was wondering what type of camera you use? Keep it up!
Would like to do the n500 drive too! We use different cameras, from a canonm50 with different lens to GoPro to DJI pocket 2. Glad you enjoyed it!
thank you for showing the gorgeous scenery around Plockton. Look forward to your Skye video. I live in Victoria Australia, and funny enough there is a Skye just 3 klm from where I live too. though its not on the beach like i should imagine your Skye is. :)
Hi Den, great to hear from you in Australia. Glad you enjoyed the tour so far. Skye is incredible and does have a few stunning beaches and coastline. Not long to wait till next weekend!
Great video thanks so much love from pakistan
Greetings from London
Thank you very much for sharing another wonderful vlog, lovely scenery, highland cattle, the Applecross, as well as all the corresponding history...I am enjoying all this tour very much...Keep safe..
☺️thanks Diana
Was für ein wunderschönes romantisches kleines Fischerdorf 🏘🏡. sehr beeindruckend auch die Hochland Rinder 🐂denen ihr ja sehr nah kommen konntet. Die Landschaft ist einfach atemberaubend schön, mal sanft mal wild und das Wetter ist eben unberechenbar. Bei eurem Besuch waren nicht viele Leute unterwegs, ihr konntet in aller Ruhe Filmen 📸im Sommer in der Hochsaison würde ich hier nicht herkommen wollen. Danke für diese wunderschöne Tour und eure wertvollen Informationen 🙏🙋♀️🇩🇪
Loved the informational and pleasant commentary and how positive you stayed even thru the fog! (We've been there, done that in a few scenic spots!) The 15-20ish minute videos are just perfect making our daily workout go by quickly.
Hello thank you for the lovely comment, so glad you are enjoying watching ☺️
Places I never heard or ever seen lead a very isolated life just 4 walls n family life hardly travelled even stones throw away areas at door step
What a lovely place...
Thanks for visiting
Lovely - that's my favourite castle - the setting is magical - although when we were there (end of the day, so too late to see in the castle) some low-flying fighter nearly took out the flags! They were going so fast couldn't close the shutter fast enough! That new drive looks very scenic, although in the height of summer could be congested. Smashing tour, guys, thanks.
Thanks , that was excellent- Plockton is a lovely part of the world - nice to see it hasn’t changed since we visited. The Applecross trip looked pretty wild… and the shots you managed looked excellent (Osmo .. per chance?). All in all a cool video … covering more than we knew… Skye next… I’ll tune in … hopefully you had nice weather… and perhaps some stunning scenery. (Oh and the Plockton Inn was excellent we stayed there - food was the best we had on our entire trip)..
Hello thanks for the lovely comment. Glad we were able to give you some information you didn’t know having already been and experienced it. The Plockton Inn was very good for food. Yes some of the shots are on an Osmo pocket 2. Very handy camera!
Molto bello , very beauty , nice trip , grazie
Which way should I take from Portree to Inverness.
1. Make a pass to Plockton
2. Stop at St. Augusta
My original plan was to drive pass St Augusta but after your video on Plockton,I kind of go towards it. What would you recommend? Thank you
Personally I would stop in Plockton between the two. We’re you going to just spend a few hours there or stay the night? Plockton is worth staying over, for sure. Have fun!
@@MemorySeekers thank you 😊
Fabulous footage 👌
Many thanks!
Beautiful. Thanks for letting me tag along. You both do a great job.
Thanks Joan, love having you watching!
My two favourite things to do in Scotland - drive the NC500, and spot the highland coos! I really like that they have desigated view points on the NC500, to prevent people from stopping in the middle of the road.
Thank you! I absolutely loved that breeds hairstyle 😁 Lovely villages 😊 my only wish you have more luck with the weatner within your journeys❤
We do have some better weather coming on the trip. Scotland can be brutal for the weather!
@@MemorySeekers It shows 😊 Scotland does not left any doubt in that😊
Want to go right now
The beauty of the place makes me cry.
I've seen 'Hamish Macbeth' at least five times since 2015. And really, really want to visit Scotland, especially Plockton. Hear me, Universe!
Beautiful video 👍👌👏😊
Thank you 😊
Awesome video. Thank you 🤎
Thank you for watching! 😃
I was wondering where that was filmed. Thanks for the video
Another great video.
Very helpful as I'm taking the family up to this for a motorhoming holiday over the school break
I love London
I can see many palm trees and tropical plants, but as I know that Plockton's latitude is similar to Norway's or Alaska's. how can It happen? isn't it too cold to grow in there?
Im moving here soon, thx for the tips 👍
Oh how lucky you are! Enjoy
I need to explore wanted to always explore with partner family I can’t believe it never happened lead the opposite life while I’m so outgoing
Surprised you don't mention the other Plockton entertainment connection.
It is also the location for several key scenes in the iconic film "The Wicker Man"
We will have to watch this film. Before our time, had no idea it was the case until another person commented as well.
Love from Pakistan
Hello from London
Muy hermoso
Nice video. I sent it to my American friend who spent some time there. All the best.
Thank you very much, thanks for sharing.
My husband and I have been watching your videos in anticipation for our holiday in Scotland this July. We’ve been once before but not to isle of Skye and we’re so looking forward to it. You guys would be great tour guilds, wish you two were there during our time.
Hope you have a wonderful time and glad to know the videos have been helpful.
Lovely Plockton. Thank u.
Thank you for doing this, I was based in Lochcarron and now feel that I missed so much. I have an Osmo too, and it is really nice to see it used by someone else. The microphone is not very good did you attach an external microphone?
Any wind and the standard mic is useless. I have the external wireless mic attachment which is good in wind but only really if you are speaking it won't pic up ambient sound. Sometimes use a Rode videomicro that you can plug in if you have the DJI Pocket 2 Do-It-All Handle
@@MemorySeekers thanks I will look into it. I have had my osmo since they came out and mostly have used it for my music videos and used the dash camera for the car footage. Thanks again 😁
I think you will need to DJI Pocket 2 for the Do-It-All Handle sadly. All the best!
west coast surely, not highlands, lovely place aye
Wester Ross area of the Scottish Highlands, known as the Jewel of the Highlands.
If I can't do it this time, in my next life I'll settle in Plockton.
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Extremely interesting video & one of beautiful village of Scotland... the way you explore & exhibit is very admirable 👍👍
those skies remind me of where I live, the state of Oregon on the coast.
Hello thanks for watching from Oregon.
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Nice video👌👌
Shame did have a Scottish population. a few years ago.
If I am not mistaken all the locals in the B&B and the pub were scottish locals so they are still here.