Leaving Scotland and moving to New Zealand
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- Опубліковано 18 гру 2023
- A video that's well overdue...
We left Scotland in July 2022 and moved to Wellington New Zealand. This is a culmination of videos I had been meaning to make but hadn't quite had enough footage or a story to go with it.
If you do take the time to watch this then thank you! Shorter weekend videos will be coming back soon
“Outlander” licensed via Music Vine: XVZNF2A63XX6GENU
“What Happens Next?” licensed via Music Vine: TIJQPJLDNTAU3PIS
“April Showers” licensed via Music Vine: DYP1NDJNCZKFATE0
“Beauty In Bloom” licensed via Music Vine: 8F78FHMYFTBMCIVW
“Cycles” licensed via Music Vine: D1VEXMRZOZTTM7HM
“Forest Floor” licensed via Music Vine: GZEBAVNTUSPFFIWC
“Evolution” licensed via Music Vine: O8ZRXXB0ONIRCJW0
“Home” licensed via Music Vine: 32MYHWWZA0OLDXZT
“Never Let Go” licensed via Music Vine: XBSQEDDN0D3FR6YV
“Colossus” licensed via Music Vine: JM1VT8KWP83AUMX1
New Zealand is definitely one of the most beautiful countries in the world, such diverse landscapes!!!
You’re very good at this. So beautifully shot. Congrats on your engagement and welcome to Aotearoa.
Kia Ora
What a beautiful video !
Can I come
My parents emigrated to Christchurch, New Zealand from Glasgow in 1952. I was the fourth child and 1st born in NZ in 1954. I have been to Scotland once in 2013, and felt very at home there, as I hope you will Iin time feel here.
This is one of the best videos I’ve wanted on YT❤
good luck here in New Zealand, we have subscibed
Beautiful photography ❤
really professional looking
The inital bit filming in Scotland..it is amazing how close that is to New Zealand. In fact I don't think I could tell the difference in a lot of photos
Nau mai, welcome to New Zealand Dave and new fiance - beautiful filmography... I hope you both thrive in our country and tht you make it your country too.... it definitely holds all the things that you both seem to love and respect.. it will take time to adapt- mainly to the isolation..
Great vidiography and story telling team 🏆🏅
Nicely presented 👍
Wonderful! Glad you're enjoying our country and all its beauty. I look forward to what Scotland has to offer when I head over next year.
Hi Dave, great clip -not sure about the sea snakes tho !!
Absolutely stunning videography, hope you’re enjoying our amazing country , so many of us here come from Scottish heritage. Only being to Scotland once and it is just as amazing as nz ,
Wow, very impressed with the quality. Congratulations on the successful proposal. They say it takes 2 years to settle properly & feel comfortable. It looks like you have that process on fast forward. All the very best for the future.
Ps just maybe dont dive around Dunedin or Stewart Island- some seriously large critters who are a little more aggressive than that octopus swim down there
New Zealand seems to perfect for you. A continuation of Scotland, and or your hobbies are just minutes away from the city instead of how long ? Hours to get the mountains in Scotland.
As someone that was Born on Niue,grew up in NZ, and has been to Scotland to trace some of our roots, we are descended from Vikings that settled on Orkney,and started a brewery called Skull Splitter. I love that you love all 3 places as much as I do, I wish you both the very best for 2024.
It’s a small world 😊 , would love to try a skull splitter ale! Thanks for taking the time to watch, wish you the best for 2024 also!
@@Dave_Whyte Cheers mate,you can buy it in certain places in NZ, google will tell you where. It's an 8% beer,but very smooth,enjoy brother
Lmao, I have skull splitter in my fridge 😅🍺It's yummy beer
@Kim-J312 Yeah it is,such a delicious mild 8% beer.
Can I please ask what cameras and drone your using to get these special shots
Panasonic GH5/GH6 , DJI Mavic Pro 2 , GoPro 6/11
Good luck in new Zealand hopefully you can still get some irn bru tho 😅
Thank you 😊
Fortunately it’s plentiful and we buy it in bulk anytime we see it “just incase “ it suddenly is unavailable here 😂
Hard to find a good black pudding though
PS my husband learned to speak Scottish Gaelic from Donald McLeod a native speaker from Harris and taught it in Christchurch for many years.
Are they still around. It’s still something I would love to learn .
@@Dave_Whyte Sadly no.
how could you leave that beautiful place???