Hi snowy, for sure it's a great trail. The scenery is fantastic, it feels remote in parts and even though it's not signposted it's kind of hard to get lost.
What a great day you had for that hike! So much easier when it's dry! You were lucky where you camped that the cattle weren't there. When I passed by there in 2019 they had destroyed a guys tent with him in it! I aways thought Sligachan was pronounced Sli...gaaaa...chan rather than sli-gi-chin with the ch sounding as in loch, but the Irish gaelic seems to sound like you pronounced it..not too shabby for an Englishman..:-) Since you said you don't like heights I wondered how you would get on on the section to Elgol...it's a drop off for sure
Hi Iain. Cows? I wonder how they get them there but there were sheep come to think of it. They must come from behind as you're looking out to the water. The sheep were no bother but we'd have been stuffed if there were cows there. Lucky! That poor fella who got his tent mashed. I am getting a bit better with some heights but the bad step was not on the cards. I'm not that brave yet and Lisa was in agreement. I'm allowed I think to try a Scottish accent, you as I've mentioned before I'm the first sasanac in the family and was brought up with a mum with a Scottish accent but my auntie used to say I had a terrible Scottish accent god rest her soul, she said it how it was. I cheered for the tartan army in the euros this month and I bit my thumb nail all the way down in 1978 Argentina. Ally McCloud made us all believe that Scotland would win that world cup. Do you follow the fitbaw?
HI Guys, fantastic. If it's one day you want clear skies its the section through the Cuillens. Absolutely fantastic, loved watching this, makes me want to get back up to Skye. I think the Skye Trail might be the year after next's adventure. Take Care and all the best Dave
It's a good one Dave. No finger posts but it is easy to follow. 80 miles I think in total so it's quite relaxing. I just love Scotland for the camping especially out of midge season. So you've been to Skye before? We went once before to see the fairy pools and the fairy glen. Have a good weekend up in them there lakes.
@@tubbatravels Hi Niall. Yeah we went there a few years ago. Just had a couple of hikes in to the coires of the black cuillens, just stunning. Coire Lagan is the best place I’ve ever had a butty. 🤣 I’ve just got home from a wild camp on Grey Crag in the Far Eastern fells. A bit damp but a great time was had. 😃🏕️🥾⛰
An absolutely beautiful nature trail. Stunning views and absolute tranquility. Love how silent it is and how secluded the beach was! ❤🎉
It was wonderful and very relaxing. In October there were no midges to annoy so it was perfect. Thanks man.
Wonderful hike ⛰️ and that canon you can sleep and enjoy the view. Wonderful place 💚
Hi, thanks for commenting. Yes we love Scotland for the great camp spots.
I can see why they say this is the most beautiful trail in Britain it certainly is spectacular! 😎
Hi snowy, for sure it's a great trail. The scenery is fantastic, it feels remote in parts and even though it's not signposted it's kind of hard to get lost.
L1/ what a beautiful trail and amazing day for an adventure my friend. I will join you! Good morning from Spain 💐💐
Hola buen dia. Espero qué tengas un buen fin de semana. Hi what part of Spain are you in. ?
@@tubbatravels I am in Castellón de la Plana.
Oh I've never been there . @@leilaniseramivlog
What a great day you had for that hike! So much easier when it's dry! You were lucky where you camped that the cattle weren't there. When I passed by there in 2019 they had destroyed a guys tent with him in it! I aways thought Sligachan was pronounced Sli...gaaaa...chan rather than sli-gi-chin with the ch sounding as in loch, but the Irish gaelic seems to sound like you pronounced it..not too shabby for an Englishman..:-) Since you said you don't like heights I wondered how you would get on on the section to Elgol...it's a drop off for sure
Hi Iain. Cows? I wonder how they get them there but there were sheep come to think of it. They must come from behind as you're looking out to the water. The sheep were no bother but we'd have been stuffed if there were cows there. Lucky!
That poor fella who got his tent mashed.
I am getting a bit better with some heights but the bad step was not on the cards.
I'm not that brave yet and Lisa was in agreement.
I'm allowed I think to try a Scottish accent, you as I've mentioned before I'm the first sasanac in the family and was brought up with a mum with a Scottish accent but my auntie used to say I had a terrible Scottish accent god rest her soul, she said it how it was.
I cheered for the tartan army in the euros this month and I bit my thumb nail all the way down in 1978 Argentina. Ally McCloud made us all believe that Scotland would win that world cup. Do you follow the fitbaw?
HI Guys, fantastic. If it's one day you want clear skies its the section through the Cuillens. Absolutely fantastic, loved watching this, makes me want to get back up to Skye. I think the Skye Trail might be the year after next's adventure.
Take Care and all the best
Dave
It's a good one Dave. No finger posts but it is easy to follow. 80 miles I think in total so it's quite relaxing. I just love Scotland for the camping especially out of midge season. So you've been to Skye before? We went once before to see the fairy pools and the fairy glen. Have a good weekend up in them there lakes.
@@tubbatravels Hi Niall. Yeah we went there a few years ago. Just had a couple of hikes in to the coires of the black cuillens, just stunning. Coire Lagan is the best place I’ve ever had a butty. 🤣
I’ve just got home from a wild camp on Grey Crag in the Far Eastern fells. A bit damp but a great time was had. 😃🏕️🥾⛰