Loch Ness featuring castles, forests, camping, boat trips, canals, stunning scenery and...monsters?
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
- It's mid-October 2021 and we head out of the city for a last-minute weekend trip to Scotland's most legendary loch. Join us as we explore the banks of Loch Ness, including Urquhart Castle, The Falls of Foyers, The Caledonian Canal at Fort Augustus, and a sneaky wee cruise on the dark mysterious waters of Nessie's home aboard the Jacobite Warrior. We even camped in a forest on the loch side at Dores, but will we find our way back to the tent after an impromptu trip to the pub? There's only one way to find out...
Prices:
50 minute Loch Ness Cruise: £18 each
Castle visit: Approx £9 each
Camping on the shore at Loch Ness: Priceless!
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Music courtesy of epidemicsound.com
'Battle of Aonach Mòr' by Deskant
'Not afraid to stay' by Headlund
'The sun might rise in the west' by Jakob Alhbom
'As Loch Awe weeps' by Deskant
Map courtesy of Google Maps
#LochNess #Nessie #Scotland
"What's nips?" "Turnips." "What's turnips?" Priceless. Another lovely trip. Thanks.
Gotta love her :)
Where is she from?
Not only the Castle, there's something Magical about this video Steve.....
Everything Very well produced..
That's such a nice thing to say - thank you!!
25 years since I was last going by the Loch. Thanks for taking us along, Steve. Really really enjoyed it. Oh, and well done both for finding your tent again.
Haha for a moment we wondered if we'd ever find it - that wee whisky made us take a strange route back!
An eye crawls out from under a blanket - yup, morning has broken in the Highlands. Then BREAKFAST 😃
Steve - Make sure you purchased her a Nessie souvenir too!
I doubt anyone could find a better place for their eternal slumber than the cemetery you visited @ 21:35. The loch views are stunning! Thanks for taking us along.
It was a very comfortable night despite my face in the morning :D
Oh no! I completely forgot! :O
My favourite UA-cam couple. From an Englishman to a Scotsmen Steve you have a beautiful country. I'm booked for Papa Westray in November.. Chilli 😉.
St Augustus to Drumnadrochit is utterly sublime.
Many camp stops.
May meet up one day.
Enjoy.
Thank you so much, we really really appreciate it! :) And SO glad you've got the Papa trip booked!!!!! Proper excited for you. Would be great to meet up one day :)
Fabulous Steve. Loved every minute of that one. You are so lucky to have so many amazing places to visit on your door step. Well, a 3-4 hour doorstep!
Haha aye it's a big doorstep Davey! Cheers, the forecast was a bit dodgy, but in the end we managed to get quite a bit done :)
Jimmy Page owns one of my art pieces, he called our apartment once, didn't know this is where he used to live! I enjoy your videos soo much, taking me places I could never go, thank you! Mary
Can’t get enough of your videos. Glad there are so many. I visited Scotland in 2002. Only for a week. Did take a train to Fort MacHenry, (if I have the name of the place right. )The train ride was the best part of the trip. So beautiful. Keep the video s coming. They are the best on UA-cam. I am addicted🫶👍😻
Without a doubt, this is one of your best episodes. Hello from the USA. You and your wife are terrific people. I'm in my late 60's and alone: I truly enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing your adventures. ❤🥸👍
Hey thanks so much, it's an absolute pleasure to bring you these! We hope to do a lot more Scottish travel in future, interspersed with my travels further afield. We both really appreciate you coming along with us on these (sometimes very random) adventures! Wishing you all the best :)
Footsteps in the forest during the night - that would have freaked me out!
It's the thought of being protected by nothing but a thin piece of material! We were glad of daylight :)
Camping with a dog can fix this.
Probably deer there are loads in that area
I so enjoyed this Steve and Alicja. You do make me laugh! The night noises in the forest - possibly badger, hedgehogs, pine marten, owls, they're all nocturnal. I recognised some of the route and shots because I was up there in 2019. Once you get off the main road on the north side you'll find Glen Affric, great for Scots pine, Glen Garry too. Glad you enjoyed yourselves and that food looked yummy, tho I prefer haggis, Neeps and Tatties without sauce! What you doing next? Take care. 👍🤗
Cheers Janet! And thanks for the tips on other wee diversions :) Whatever they were, it was so scary at the time, we were glad of daylight :D
About 10 yrs ago, after an exhausting drive we stayed at a campsite in Glen Garry, got out of my 110+ Sankey Trailer and cracked a bottle of Red, within 5 mins, I had 100+ (easily) midge bites...I actually was drinking them in my wine! This is the Midge Centre of the Universe, Ground Zero.
Funny thing is they didn't bother me after that, I just let them get on with it!
@@whisthpo we had no midgies there because we were high up. Midgies should be outlawed!
It could of been the saquach 😂
Beautiful trip Steve. I remember driving the south side of Loch Ness about 25 years ago, never saw another car the whole way. Bliss!
You got there 25 years before me :) very light on traffic on this day too!
I enjoyed that once again folks, watching from my bed in Irvine on a Friday night , thanks again , keep them coming 👏👏
Thanks Grace! I hope you had a comfier night than us in the tent :D
I think you are following in my footsteps, but then I am at least twice your age. You were certainly not shod for the Highlands. As for the trees as the they fell the pines they have to replace them with a verity of trees !
Cheers Derek! So glad to take you back to some very familiar places :)
I was around there 2 weeks ago. As I was driving past, I was singing the theme to The Family Ness in my head. I had the LP when I was a kid.
What an amazing show and soundtrack that was :)
Stunning scenery I loved it.
Cheers Michael!
"To spend a penny you have to pay 50 cents! That's a quid for the two of us!" I ken it'll make a Scotsman's heart bleed but it's worse! It's £1,02!
Those steps you heard at night were no ghosts or monsters. You were in a catholic region there, remember. That was the priest making sure nothing immoral happened in that tent!
Beautiful video once again! Loved it! Very nice choice of music.
Haha it explains everything perfectly!!
Thanks for your comment and we’re so happy that You enjoyed the video!
@@alicja4139 Spend a penny……. Now, didn’t I see text on the screen saying that you “ splashed out” which was it out or in?😂😂😂😂🏴
@@alicja4139 Well, I had it easy, I am from near Cologne, Rhineland, a deeply catholic area, too. I've seen it all!!1! 🥳🤭🤗
It’s lovely to see some familiar grounds again Steve from our touring days, we visited the famous Loch Ness several times over a forty year period, we also had boat trips out on the loch, one thing you would never find us doing was camping in the woods at night! I think it’s time for you and Alicja to find a more comfortable option, I remember standing looking out at the loch from Urquhart Castle and it’s magical setting as clear as day, we never did see Nessie though, just a few dark shadows and rippling water that could have been mistaken for him! My imagination ran wild when you found the Clan Fraser Cemetery, I wondered if Diana Gabaldon the author of ‘Outlander’ got any inspiration for Jamie Frasers character in her Novels about a time traveling romance between a handsome Scottish Highland Warrior, and an English Rose named Claire, thanks again Steve for another trip into the past bringing back wonderful memories of an era long gone, blessings from another rather jaded english rose 🥀
Hello Bernice, we probably saw Steve's vlog at the same time. It is fabulous, isn't it.🤗 A wonderful trip from Steve and Alicja. My heart felt very heavy because I recognized some wonderful places when I visited Loch Ness years ago and Steve brought back such wonderful memories, I was like you really excited as they visited the Clan Fraser cemetery. 😅
@@GalwayGirl1 I was expecting you to reply, I didn’t realise you had visited Loch Ness also, and that very grand looking Cemetery gave me quite a start when Steve mentioned the Fraser Clan! Only commented on a couple today, “BWB” S.H. Deserves to be the next James Bond, & ‘Outlander-Addict’ E2S2 At Versailles which I am watching now on tv. & Cornish Walking Tours Latest is interesting and atmospheric, it’s about an eighteenth century disused gunpowder site, Sarah & Andrew come up with some amazing historical finds, I think you would like it!, take care, maybe arrive on same site tomorrow! 🤗🥀👋
Thanks so much both! We had such a wonderful time despite the weather being all over the place! Still, we did manage to get quite a lot done. I love the dark waters of Loch Ness, my imagination runs wild too and I can imagine people thinking they see things in there too. We were so happy to drive down the southern banks of the loch, it was a last-minute decision but glad we did it! :)
@@GalwayGirl1 hi! have been waiting on Robbie’s new release, I don’t know much about Tolkien’s life, but after seeing the video am thinking of buying or renting it from ‘Amazon’ I noticed first thing that Laura Donnelly plays his mother, wasn’t sure at first but it was who played Jamie’s sister in ‘Outlander’ we can’t get away from it can we! 🤗
@@steve-marsh I didn’t mention my heart was in my mouth when you and Alicja went down to that waterfall, we have visited quite a few really inaccessible ones but that looked a wee bit dangerous from the non existent viewing platform! the loch itself is very atmospheric, I believe it’s the deepest and largest expanse of water in Scotland, I’d be no good in a rowing boat 🚣 out there, I was on tenter hooks on a large steamer! thanks again Steve, take care until next time 🤗
Funny how you watch a vid and sit there saying yip been there and there..Lol.. Think we went up the week b4 you pair,we wild camped at the last layby with picnic tables before Foyers...stunning also wild camped at Glencoe which is at the end of your video...Well done guys,great video👌👍😁🦕🐂
Awesome Steve! Glad to see we have similar tastes in overnight accommodation :)
Another great video Steve, loved it. Boleskine House used to belong to Alastair Crowley, once known as "the wickedest man in the world!"
I really need to read up on this place!
Said it before and I'll day it again, Scotland is great with sunny weather but is comes alive on s grey drizzly day. That low cloud slowly passing through the tops of the trees it actually gave me goosebumps when you drove down to loch Tarff with that exact weather. I'll show the wife this tonight and she'll be wanting to get up to loch Ness in October sometime.
Excellent vlog again showing the world's greatest country......well I would say that.🤗🏴🇳🇱
You're so right Michael, and it makes me wonder why I always pray for blue skies, Scotland is much better suited to 'poor' weather :) I hope your good lady gets her way and you make it up to the banks of Loch Ness :)
@@steve-marsh she's been twice but s third and fourth time is probably on the cards🤣🤣
The commentary on the cruise boat is by a local girl and movie star, Karen Gillan.
Another Superb video, cheers, regarding the noises at night I've read in a newspaper years ago there's supposed to be witch craft and covens meet around there in the woods at night !
The Falls of Foyers: Breathtakingly beautiful! 👍❤
Really enjoyed the video of lock Ness . I have been to uquart castle a few times and lock Ness. It was great to see them again. I love watching the Scottish videos you show. I've been to Scotland many times and just love it. Thanks again.
Hi Steve, I'm very disappointed that you didn't spot Nessie while you were in Loch Ness. I'm just kidding of course. The tour of Loch Ness was wonderful to see, I've never seen an extensive video of the place. Thanks so much for the tour.
Nice film Steve 😀🏴👍
Cheers David! :)
A grand video of a grand tour. Your best video yet Steve👍. Ps, Anyone remember the opening titles to 'In Search Of' with Leonard Nimoy narrating? That had the same castle shot as Steve has on his title iirc.... Spooky, scared me as a nipper 😃
Thanks so much!!! We really enjoyed this one :) and I need to go search for Leonard now! :)
What a brilliant video. It brought back such wonderful memories when I visited Loch Ness years ago. I enjoyed every second and I loved the music you added in. Absolutely perfect to underline this wonderful mood of the scenery. It's always a joy to watch your vlogs, this one was special for me, one of your best. You two are great, I always love your trips and adventures. Thank you for a wonderful trip.🤩👍👍
And thanks to you for such an awesome comment! Lovely to hear :) And so glad to bring you some very familiar sights!
This is another wonderful video. Thanks Steve. You are showing me places I'll never get too myself. Your videos are very much appreciated.
As are your views and comments! Thanks so much :)
Once again I have visited places that I will never visit for real I was really wondering if you were going to get back to your tent. And when you turn the lights off, that's blackest I've seen anyting! I was in England for 10 days visiting a friend and I'm just quite sure they were happy to see me leave because out of the 10 days I think we ate fish and chips at least seven of the 10 maybe more. Thank you for all of the work that you go through to make these videos for our entertainment and education. Be well, stay safe, love from Texas.
Thanks so much Kate! Aye, fish n chips every time, I never get bored of it :) And thanks again so much for appreciating the work that goes into these. All the best to you in Texas!
One of your best videos, Steve, although I think I say this every time!
I was at Loch Ness in 2016. It was July, but raining and cool, and we went on one of the tourist boats from, I suspect, the touristy north side of the loch. It was a great cruise, although the water was rough, and the windows of the boat had stickers of Nessie so you could take a photo looking out over the water and tell your gullible friends that you saw the monster 😂.
Some other comments:
- the scenery in Scotland, especially in the Highlands, is rugged and harsh, rather than cute and comfortable, but absolutely gorgeous. I didn’t really expect that.
- loved your comment about reading a menu and always choosing fish and chips - that’s me at every seafood restaurant.
- that traffic light near the end of the video, had to laugh as it seemed so unnecessary, lol
Looking forward to your next video. Regards from 🇨🇦
Thanks so much Heather! Awww I wish we'd seen the Nessie stickers, that would've been cool on the video :) On the traffic lights - I think it's because the Glencoe Mountain Rescue are there, so it's probably for them - just a guess, but I think that's it :)
Nice vid Steve been there too didn't see Nessie ';-) Scotland lives in my hart!
I'm so glad Nessie is safe deep down in that dark loch :)
Another stunning video. You guys are like two happy kids having fun in paradise. Thanks for taking us along ! 😊
So glad the fun adventure came through well in the edit - we had a great weekend and thanks for coming along :)
I’m really enjoying all your videos on Scotland. They are full of great ideas, tips, and fun to watch. All the Best!
Was in Inverness for few days couple of years ago....pre pandemic....kick myself for not popping over to check on Nessie.
Will return 🤞🏴
Another banger from the terrific twosome!!!
Thank you 👍
Aye, it's so worth the sidetrip :) Thanks so much to you too!
Hello you beautiful couple. My Wife is Scottish and I have been following you on you tube on our television for a Month. We are watching your Nessie video this morning. Outstanding videos. We are still trying to work out how to pay a donation, we do leave comments on your videos. You both have a great sense of humour. My Wife and her Family migrated from Scotland ( Baillieston) to Western Australia in July 1965. We now have 56 years of Wedded Bliss. God Bless. Nifty.
You are so kind, thanks so much! Sorry for the slow reply, been away on more adventures. Wishing you both aw the best!
I visited Loch Ness when I went to Inverness 25 years ago. There was nothing amazing even it was Scotland's most famous loch. Thank you for showing us around the loch which is much more interesting. Thank you, Steve.
As an ex Brit not being able to travel and visit my family and tour the UK ..at the moment…I find your videos a delightful and enjoyable lifeline , thank you to the both of you.
I'm so glad they are helpful and an absolute pleasure to show you around :) All the best to you and good luck getting back to visit soon!
I've always wanted to visit Scotland and travelling with both of you I'm getting to see so much of your beautiful country. Thank you so much
I was glued to that video, the of you make better programmes than the TV production companies.
Ray, thanks so much! Really appreciate it and makes all the hard work worthwhile!
a beautiful trip....just wow, and yet another fantastic vlog...look like you had an amazing time thanks for sharing!
Cheers Adam, it really was fun, despite the forecast being dodgy I think we did alright :)
Yes its a great place to trip we tried the amrita muscaria🍄 there the place really came alive the energy was unreal , what mushrooms did you try x
You two present a really down to earth video of what makes your country so interesting
After binge watching a few of your other older videos, I subscribed on this one. Scotland is my mother country, and I went for a three week visit in what seems like a lifetime ago. I Wish I could return, but ahh my husband canne fly. So, watching videos is as close to Home as I can get.
About your camping spot and the footsteps you heard around your tent. From your description, it sounds like sasquatch. They are famous for walking around people's tents at night. lol
Great video, thank-you.
I play this at work so I can hear you talking with that awesome accent! Oh, cool video btw...
Haha your secret is safe with me Jim :)
And again a beautiful trip. We did the same tour 3 years ago in April and enjoyed it as much as you did. Thanks again.
Awesome Hans! So glad you've done it too :)
In the late 1990s the lass n I pulled over in the pitch black at Loch oich,nae danger I was staying in the old Abbey in Fort Augustus,we awoke to the most beautiful place I've ever woken up to at 5am,splashing your face 8n the beautiful water was the best.take care folks Scotland luvs ya
Just returned to Lancashire after 10 fantastic days in the North of Scotland in our camper. ( Even got to see the Northern lights from the Moray hills on our last night) Can't wait to get back up...... in the mean time thanks for another great fix of Bonnie Scotland
Super pleased you had a good time! And to see The Northern Lights of Old Aberdeen as well! Wow!
Thank you Steve. Absolutely wonderful stuff for the soul! Please keep doing this!
Thanks so much Peter! Looking forward to the longer days to get out and do more of this :)
Another grand adventure. Thank you for taking us along.
Beautiful scenery as always. Thanks.
Aww thanks Doris! :)
Another great inspiring trip. Soo much to see and do in Scotland..
I remember visiting Urquart Castle during the 1980s. It was approaching closing time and the keeper was just checking everyone was leaving. As he approached where I was sitting, I commented upon how peaceful it was. Whereupon 3 black RAF jets ripped past making the most appalling noise and he commented, “Not always!” With a smile.
The wife and I (she's English!) are longing to see these sights! Showed the video to my parents as well and they too want to re-visit the land of our birth! I must say you're a braver man than me tenting in woods and tunnels! Keep up the great work Steve. Loving the content and the banter between the two of you.
Cheers Brian! There is no way I would have camped there on my own :D Haste ye back soon!
Another amazing adventure. Scotland is truly beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your trips.
It's an absolute pleasure Richard, thanks so much for coming along :)
So happy we found your videos! Thanks a lot for bringing back memories of our trips to beautiful Scotland and for new destinations we would love to visit on our next trip hopefully next year. Best wishes for you from germany.
Thanks so much Birgit! Really appreciate your support of the channel, and all the best of luck getting here soon (and hopefully us to Germany, LOVE your country too!)
Brilliant, really enjoy watching you both on your adventures x
Awww thanks Judy! :)
Such a lovely part of Scotland, Wish I was there.
Cheers Steve!
"What is turnip?" My little Irish heart broke a wee bit😅😂
Steve you took me on a trip back 50 years, when I did an omni-bus trip around Loch Ness (no coaches then). Was lovely to share your experience. Thank you so much for getting me all teary eyed and emotional. Cheers from NZ
Really enjoying all your videos Steve thank you and keep them coming
Cheers Robbie, really appreciate it!
Stunning video, Steve. Captured the atmospheric scenery of Autumnal Scotland.
Cheers Alun!
Really beautiful thanks for posting. We appreciate what you do for us.
An absolute pleasure Sir! Thanks for sticking by me :)
As usual I look forward to your videos and you never disappoint. Your videos are amazing
We really appreciate it Suzie - I sat at the computer for 15 hours straight to do this edit so your comments are really great to hear! Thank you :)
Jimmy Paige lives across the street from my brother in a village near Reading. Probably still owns that place too, but he may have been south when you dropped by.
Amazing! Let him know I called if you can :)
One of the best videos I've seen, love Scotland.
Thanks so much Mandy! wow!
Beautifully done! You two are absolutely intrepid travelers and such good fun to watch! Gorgeous photography and the music is some of the best ever. Many thanks for taking us all along with you. Very grateful you are able to get out again and your enthusiasm for the places you’re choosing is charming. Keep well and safe travels.
Karen - thank you so much for that lovely comment, it keeps me inspired and motivated to create more! Really appreciate it, all the best to you from both of us :)
fun watching this video, kind of sad though. i was stationed in Scotland in the 70's and visited lock ness. i've been trying to get back there ever since but never seem to arrange the time. at 67 years old now my clock is ticking. a person doesn't realize it until it's too late, but somehow time flies by way way too fast without you noticing
Now you are in my home country. You would have come through Drumnadrochit (Drumnadrochit Scottish Gaelic: Druim na Drochaid) which is about 1 miles or so west of Urquhart Castle. There is a good pub in Drumna that serves an excellent soup. Slainte`
Autumn! Definitely agree Steve. Thanks for the entaining video.
Another great video brilliant 👏👏👏
Cheers Scott!
What a fabulous vlog, loved every minute of it.
Thanks so much! It was a fun weekend :)
Brilliant adventure! Thank you! Scenery magnificent!😁👏👏👏👏👏
Glad you enjoyed it Allan, cheers!
You've really spoiled us this year with these uploads fella, all cracking stuff, been a while since I've been around Loch Ness, easily 10+ years.
Thanks again.
Cheers Gary! Wish we had a dog sometimes, they'd really love these trips!
@@steve-marsh I always find when I'm out with Kylo I also go into certain areas Id not if I wasn't with him, he still loses his mind on any beach lol, he runs up and down like no other dog with lots of people talking about it, the sec you let him off the lead he's OFF! But he comes back, he ''usually'' knows where you are.
That was a lovely tour of Loch Ness 🐉. And out of season not too much stress. .
I love Loch Ness...amazing video..thanks Steve!
Great place eh Luca! Cheers for watching :)
What a beautiful trip. This is on our list of ‘to do’. I hope we get weather as good as you guys did for your boat trip. The castle was stunning as well. Love your banter with each other. Sending greetings from 🏴 🍻
Everything we did is SO recommended! Loved it! And aw the best to you and also best wishes for similar weather! :)
Loved this!!!! I’m inspired to be more spontaneous as you two are. Love how you “just go and see where you end up” with smiles and joy regardless of the situation or weather. Also a cute moment when I realized you and Tony Broonford were at opposite ends of the loch likely at the same time 👏👏👏 ….. could there be a collaboration in the future, hmm 🤔🤗
Thanks so much Inga! I can see us and the Broonfords going to battle on Loch Ness wearing our kilts! :) That would be a beautiful video!
This has to be my favourite video that you have posted, what an absolutely beautiful place I can't wait to go there myself someday, many thanks to you both and stay safe and take care,cheers.
Thanks so much Simon, really glad you enjoyed this one - it's was one of those trips where we really hoped the fun experience would come through in the edit, so really appreciate it.
This brought back some memories Steve. Stayed in Fort Augusta for a week went to the castle and also went on the Jacobite cruise. Some very good memories. Absolutely excellent thanks Steve.
So glad to bring you some very familiar sights!
Everything that you guys did looked like so much fun, I can't wait to have a Loch Ness adventure of my own! Thanks so much for being our tour guides. It was such a beautiful adventure....Erin from the U.S.
That was a beautiful journey...Thank you.
I love your channel and I love your videos. You deserve to have a million subscribers!
Thanks so much! Wow, that would be nice :D
Thanks so much Steve for showing the beauty of Loch Ness.I went to visit in 1973 when I was 17 in winter time,all the way from Australia.Wonderful videos,thanks again!
Cheers Charles! A pleasure to bring you some very familiar sights (from my year of birth!) All the best to you!
Loved this, you guys are great. 🍻👍
Thanks for sharing this great video Steve. Many thanks to you and Alicja for bringing me along. Really enjoyed the journey. Best wishes to you both.🙂
And all the best to you too Derek from the both of us! Cheers :)
Didn’t you guys know the monster has evolved. It can now walk on land:). Great video Steve
I would have believed it at midnight under the canvas! :O
Beautiful area. Just getting around to binge watching them all . Love them as getting to places I wanted to, but never did, visit. Thank you.
Thanks so much!
Really nice video again Steve. It is fun to see the two of you enjoying everything. You are so right about the Fall colors, absolutely my favorite time of year, and it looks stunning up there. The mist, low clouds, soft colors, no bugs...can't beat it. A lot of really helpful hints too. Happy Halloween.....Ian
Cheers Ian! Hope you see the latest fall video too :) All the best to you!
Amazing footage
Thanks
Oh wow I can't imagine how beautiful it must look in Fall when all the trees change colors, very very beautiful up there!
Thanks for the map at the end! Makes it easier to know the way round! Great video as always! The wait is worth it!
Miss the taste of haggis, neeps and tatties!
Thanks, you're very welcome! I'm trying to get in the habit of posting more maps :)
Perhaps the comments about a lack of trees in Scotland refer to many of the islands you visit, which I enjoy, which are too windy to have trees and often have to make do with a few low shrubs. The Orkneys and Shetland are cases in point. I enjoyed this and it was very brave of you both to go out in this type of weather.
That wood was magical! I expected Aislan and the Pevensie children to come through. I've been out on Loch Ness. On a cloudy day, you can believe in monsters. We took the bus from Inverness to Ft. William. I wish you'd stopped in Drumnadrochit. It looked like an interesting little place.
Another wonderful adventure Steve and Alicja, brough back a lot of memories, was there in 2005 my first trip to Scotland. All the best. Cheers.
Ahh so glad to bring you some familiar sights and memories :)
Absolutely stunning great Video guys. Scotland is truly a beautiful country. Makes me homesick.
Cheers Ally, it's not hard to take a beautiful photo in Scotland eh?!
Lovely peacefull walking
that's a model railway scenery :D beautiful
Hi Steve, what a trimendous video & also the breakfast also looked yummy, but what of the views, they also were stunning,what a great place Scotland is for views , so thanks to the person who made this video (keep safe)
So brave camping in Oct & in a forest! No way! Thanks for a great road trip as always.