Amazing footage, dedicated to the firefighters who put their lives on the line at each call.. always brings a lump to my throat seeing the engines. My Dad was a fireman, we lost him in 1971 when I was 10 .. brave men...
When something like this happens we want and expect emergency services to get there quick, however rural the incident is. The firefighters provide an amazing service - and in the Highlands most of them are 'Retained' (i.e. not employed full-time by the service, but on-call) or even unpaid volunteers. They'll probably have come from across a wide area to this call - but they are not allowed to use blue lights on their own vehicles or to break speed limits to get to the base. The respect you have shown to them in these vlogs is so deserved. They do exhausting work in tough conditions. I live in the Highlands too, and some years ago my house was badly damaged by fire after lightning. I'm still so grateful to the firefighters - some of them people I knew personally.
Great job filming this. As a firefighter, I know how much hard work it is to fight a wildfire. Kudos to your Fire Brigade on a job well done containing this early, and protecting you and your neighbors homes.
This film is just so beautiful--a combination of music, natural sounds, and the images... I saw some of your drone footage of the fire a couple of days ago and I was taken by the images. Your eye for pictures is really, really good. What is important is you clearly state you get permission to fly your drone, because there are people that clearly don't give a darn. Was your sweet dog bothered by the scent of smoke?
Stupendus video, this needs to be shown in schools throughout the country to educate the idiots who start moorland fires deliberately or accidentaly. Your skills at putting together all your videos, but especially this one, are stunning and professional. It's an honour to follow both of you.
Hi Colin & Shaun, what a wonderful dedication to the firefighters! 👍The bench that is on top of the hill still being there, something moving about that! 🙏 Amazing drone footage! Have a wonderful rest of the week! Please give Otis a cuddle for me. Thank you for sharing, take really good care of yourselves, stay well! Much love Kathy x 💖
Whilst the subject was terrifying, the area looks stunning. How about an occasional series about the recovery of the land and how quickly it can recover? Have seen similar in Spain and was amazed at how quickly things grew back.
Managed burning has been a thing for centuries, i day again, managed! In Australia the Aborigines used to manage vegetation by controlled burning of undergrowth and to promote new growth. The more modern settlers frowned on the practice but without some form of land management, at a sometimes prohibitive cost, wildfires encroach on properties. The previous poster mentioned spain, where I live, and it’s a constant economic battle between clearing fire breaks and managing the land to be economically productive. Many outsiders view the fires as catastrophic, but they have been part of land management for centuries, it’s just that now, human beings have inserted themselves into the landscape without a care for traditional land management techniques. Newcomers to an area are reluctant to pay the cost of land clearance to manage the fire risk, as a result, the burns when they do occur, are dramatic. It falls upon the fire service to manage the fires, and often this is restricted by free access to water and the existence of power lines that aerial firefighters have to avoid. Somewhere there is a happy medium, but that can only be found locally, one site is very different from another.
I think this is the best video you have produced to date....it's a masterpiece. Nicely done, Colin. I must have gotten a little smoke in my eye when I got to the part about dedicating it to the firefighters. I've been a firefighter my whole life and have lost a few good friends in the line of duty over the years.....but for a simple "thank you" , I'd do it all over again.
Love how u guy's actually took the time to see if it was ok with the fire service and all to post it online , not many blogger's would think or go thru the trouble of doing that , lovely footage , glad everyone is ok ..
Well droned. Excellent photography & editing. Looks a very beautiful area you have moved to. All the best for the future & long may you continue with your excellent vlogs. Now back to those hen huts
Omg ! This could have been so much worse! And an amazing tribute to the hard working firefighters in your area. Thank you for keeping them in your thoughts.
Excellent! Just when I think your cinematography is near perfect, you go and show me that every situation can be improved upon…… Congratulations‼️ Patricia from New Hampshire,US 👵🏻 🤗 🤩
Living in California, USA, I'm very familiar with the stress and fear of seeing wildfire come close to your home. My sister and I have had to evacuate twice in the last 12 years. With God's grace we did not lose anyone in the fires. There was one year in the early 2000 when it seemed like the entire state was on fire. This is an annual event here in California, the only difference is the severity of the fires. I'm glad that you're both okay. Hopefully your neighbors didn't suffer too much damage.
As always your drone footage is excellent. And as I have said before your editing is fantastic. I Fly the original phantom with fat shark glasses. And the DJI Mavic with the Epsom glasses which I love. I hope to Get the DJI mini three if and when it is released with the hope it works with the glasses. Many thanks for yet another stunning video
Very atmospheric footage and the music is perfect. A lot of it looks like just a ring of fire, anything hotter than a madras does the same to me! The fire service and others fighting the fire did a great job!
As always, some great video. However it must be said that this is kind of normal in our glorious highlands where the dried gorse, bracken etc is regularly burnt off to regenerate the heather, gorse etc. Of course, when houses are threatened, then it's paramount that they are protected by the ire Service. Being an ex-firefighter myself these types of fires are exhausting to deal with with limited manpower. Keep up the good work and stay safe. Looking forward to your builds of your small-holding.
Amazing footage! Now is a good time to create a fire-break around your property. I'm quite surprized there aren't any in sight. So glad you guys are safe.
Amazing footage and well said. ‘Huge thank you to the firefighters ‘. What an amazing job the did bringing that under control. Very scarey. Best wishes.
Very scary for all concerned, the scrub and gorse probably needed a good clean up, at least it will not burn again for some time. Hats off to the fire control people, having spent 28 years in the emergency services in Australia I really think the word hero for emergency workers is not apt, we all do a job we want to do both paid and volunteer workers alike, I guess emergency workers a doing a job many people would not like to do hence the word "hero" has emerged. You can be assured that we do not feel like hero's
Simply amazing (and terrifying!) footage - what a lovely tribute to the fire service! You've captured what they faced, and what they accomplished, in such a hauntingly beautiful and respectful way.
Yes, kudos to the firefighters! At times it looked eerily like the recent volcanoes. Even though terrifying, it was beautiful. Mother Nature doing her thing. As usual, kudos to you, too, Colin. Epic!
Thanks for answering something I kept wondering-why they weren't using air drops. Didn't know there were power lines in the way. Fires, like many natural disasters, rarely do what you expect, and can be capricious in their destruction. Some things are burned to the ground, but an area nearby could be perfectly safe. I'm glad you are all safe, the house is intact, and you'll be able to continue onward
The fire looks so scary, thank goodness you were all kept safe and the firefighters acted so professionally and courageously. I don't know what got me more 'hot under the collar though!' Seeing the footage of the fire or Colin being caught with his shorts down 🤣 Love u lots, keep safe xx
Why aren't you on TV? This is as always super professional content by 2 decent down to earth guys who tell life as it really is. I rarely praise UA-cam content so what you do must be tops...I came to realize that I too had a touch of Autism which I had never considered...I owe a debt of gratitude to you
@@FoxesAfloat Do things your own way - take it for all you can...keep spreading a little happiness and most importantly enjoy your lives with the knowledge that the presentation and the quality of what you do is right up there.
I can’t even imagine how scary this was for you both, just as you start out on your new adventure! I’m so glad that you and your neighbours are all ok! Amazing work by the fire fighters who even had to come back later on as the winds blew towards your property, amazing community sprit when everyone jumped in to help with water hoses, #LandLifeProblems
Fantastic footage of an obviously frightening wildfire. So glad you and your neighbours were unharmed and your homes are still standing. Firefighters do an amazing job. Thank you for sharing. xx
Incredible footage.. quite scary how fire is so destructive.. yet from it nature will flourish again. Thankyou for such interesting vlogs. Much love to you and Otis.
Great drone footage making you feel you were in and amongst the devastation. I'm just pleased no one was harmed and yours and your neighbour's properties weren't damaged, it must have been a frightful night for all of you. I'm so glad that the magnificent Stag and his hinds were not harmed, that would have been just too awful.
Seeing the firemen putting the fire out with the equipment they had was amazing...I take my hat off to them, what a huge effort. I presume the same happens there, where a lot of these fires are actually extinguished by the "vollies" as we call them, not career firefighters and if this is the case there, then the job they do is even more remarkable...imo. We have had vollies here lose their homes whilst out saving other peoples homes/properties. Taking nothing away from the career firefighters, but to risk your own safety for the love of your community and nothing else is on another level. Hopefully the black will be replaced after a few rains with green and the wildlife will return once the area can support them again. Excellent footage and sound, thank you.
Yes, bless those hard working guys. And Colin, you did especially well to cope with an influx of visitors during the night there - shows what you can overcome when push comes to shove - bless you too!
Superb drone footage just illustrates how quickly fire can spread from just a few rogue embers, especially as you had such dry weather. I think it looks really scary, especially the night shots. Yes, the burnt plants will regrow from the base again and it will be lovely to see the hillside come alive again. Stay safe. Xx
Although it is terrible for the nature, your film is excellent and very very beautifull; what you shwo the way you do it and the chosen music, perfect. Thank God no one was personaly hurt (as far as I understood)
Scary to watch but beautifully filmed as always. Now its passed you don't have the same worry in the summer. It will all be green and beautiful again soon xx
Thanks for shareing this Amazing drone footage. Wonderful firefighters! Cannot say more or add to the gratitude to them, where ever they may be. So glad you are ok. All the best, Cath and Keith, English in Morocco. 👍
That was one magnificent spectacular beast but so so deadly. What an amazing job done by those heroic firefighters. Thank you Colin for filming this and sharing.
Stunning and poignant footage. And what amazing people are those firefighters. I hope you have recovered from the stress of it all, while still enjoying the new found ties with your neighbours.
Incredible photography 💕. We have a moor at the back of us that regularly ‘goes up’ through people being idiots, and it’s such physical hard work for the fire crews 😞 #heroes. So glad that you are all ok xx
Dramatic drone coverage with powerful music. Scary indeed!!! Any way you could create a “fire break” around your property if this were to happen again? Thanks for the vlog.
That drone footage was awesome. It’s always sad with fires and you lose wildlife. Hope not too much damaged. It was also fantastic the homes were saved. Thanks so much for the share. Please stay safe and take care
Oh that gave me goosebumps, very scary for you all, but we've not had the usual rainfall and it doesn't take much to start something so frightening. Hopefully, it won't be long before you start to see wee green shoots appearing. Thank you for sharing and stay safe x
Beautiful cinematography, It's very emotional. From high above it doesn't really look that bad till you get to ground level and the very large reality of it. I'm glad it turned out ok.
We went through the 2019/20 fires in Eastern Australia. 37,065,807 acres burnt. We lost a house, vehicles and all of our fencing. We also lost pets as a result. Take time to recover, it's not easy and you may still find burnt things in the years to come. You will gradually start to put it behind you, All the best.
wow, good footage, its amazing how quick it moves, my brother lives a Australia, this reminded me of what he and other people have to go through. As you've said the new growth will be growing through before you know it. So glad you and all of your new neighbours are safe and nobody lost property. its amazing how somewhere so wet and green, Scotland is beautiful, can regrow from such a disaster, natural or otherwise. Thanks to the emergency services.
Truly awesome and impressive. There is something evil about fire, it pays no mind to anything in its way. It is relentless. Great pic though, nice to get close from the safety of my home. So glad and relieved that all was well in the end.
Thanks for a very professionally done drone video, looks like a documentary. Well done the Fire Fighters for saving all that very dry land, the wildlife and all the properties. Take care and all the best. Stevie
Another downside of brush fires can be subsequent flooding / mud since plants will slow water flow. Grew up in Southern California and there were almost always mud slides after fire seasons. Be careful. Glad everyone is safe.
Amazing footage, dedicated to the firefighters who put their lives on the line at each call.. always brings a lump to my throat seeing the engines. My Dad was a fireman, we lost him in 1971 when I was 10 .. brave men...
May the Spring rains be frequent, but gentle on the hillsides.
When something like this happens we want and expect emergency services to get there quick, however rural the incident is. The firefighters provide an amazing service - and in the Highlands most of them are 'Retained' (i.e. not employed full-time by the service, but on-call) or even unpaid volunteers. They'll probably have come from across a wide area to this call - but they are not allowed to use blue lights on their own vehicles or to break speed limits to get to the base. The respect you have shown to them in these vlogs is so deserved. They do exhausting work in tough conditions. I live in the Highlands too, and some years ago my house was badly damaged by fire after lightning. I'm still so grateful to the firefighters - some of them people I knew personally.
Great job filming this. As a firefighter, I know how much hard work it is to fight a wildfire. Kudos to your Fire Brigade on a job well done containing this early, and protecting you and your neighbors homes.
This film is just so beautiful--a combination of music, natural sounds, and the images... I saw some of your drone footage of the fire a couple of days ago and I was taken by the images. Your eye for pictures is really, really good. What is important is you clearly state you get permission to fly your drone, because there are people that clearly don't give a darn. Was your sweet dog bothered by the scent of smoke?
He was fine :)
Wow !! the cinematography and music is exceptional !! this should be used for public service warnings etc
Stupendus video, this needs to be shown in schools throughout the country to educate the idiots who start moorland fires deliberately or accidentaly. Your skills at putting together all your videos, but especially this one, are stunning and professional. It's an honour to follow both of you.
Thank you so much, Bill :)
Please do a follow-up showing how the land will recover. It is amazing how nature can get back to a state of normality so quickly.
Hi Colin & Shaun, what a wonderful dedication to the firefighters! 👍The bench that is on top of the hill still being there, something moving about that! 🙏 Amazing drone footage! Have a wonderful rest of the week! Please give Otis a cuddle for me. Thank you for sharing, take really good care of yourselves, stay well! Much love Kathy x 💖
Remarkable footage. Congratulations to the fire fighters. Stay safe Foxes 👍
Very relieved the fire didn't spread to the homes.
Colin, your videography is top notch
Whilst the subject was terrifying, the area looks stunning. How about an occasional series about the recovery of the land and how quickly it can recover? Have seen similar in Spain and was amazed at how quickly things grew back.
Managed burning has been a thing for centuries, i day again, managed!
In Australia the Aborigines used to manage vegetation by controlled burning of undergrowth and to promote new growth.
The more modern settlers frowned on the practice but without some form of land management, at a sometimes prohibitive cost, wildfires encroach on properties.
The previous poster mentioned spain, where I live, and it’s a constant economic battle between clearing fire breaks and managing the land to be economically productive.
Many outsiders view the fires as catastrophic, but they have been part of land management for centuries, it’s just that now, human beings have inserted themselves into the landscape without a care for traditional land management techniques.
Newcomers to an area are reluctant to pay the cost of land clearance to manage the fire risk, as a result, the burns when they do occur, are dramatic.
It falls upon the fire service to manage the fires, and often this is restricted by free access to water and the existence of power lines that aerial firefighters have to avoid.
Somewhere there is a happy medium, but that can only be found locally, one site is very different from another.
Stunning footage. Very well dedicated to the wonderful fire fighters who risk so much for others.
Hopefully you’ll video the recovery over the next months. It’s amazing to see new growth and shrubs and trees renewing.
I think this is the best video you have produced to date....it's a masterpiece. Nicely done, Colin.
I must have gotten a little smoke in my eye when I got to the part about dedicating it to the firefighters. I've been a firefighter my whole life and have lost a few good friends in the line of duty over the years.....but for a simple "thank you" , I'd do it all over again.
Love how u guy's actually took the time to see if it was ok with the fire service and all to post it online , not many blogger's would think or go thru the trouble of doing that , lovely footage , glad everyone is ok ..
Stunning stark sobering but thankfully safe. Brilliant footage and superb editing Colin.
Well droned. Excellent photography & editing. Looks a very beautiful area you have moved to. All the best for the future & long may you continue with your excellent vlogs. Now back to those hen huts
Omg ! This could have been so much worse! And an amazing tribute to the hard working firefighters in your area. Thank you for keeping them in your thoughts.
Excellent! Just when I think your cinematography is near perfect, you go and show me that every situation can be improved upon…… Congratulations‼️ Patricia from New Hampshire,US 👵🏻 🤗 🤩
Thankfully the land will recover. Thankfully people, animals, and buildings were spared. Blessed be the brave souls who fight fires.
Living in California, USA, I'm very familiar with the stress and fear of seeing wildfire come close to your home. My sister and I have had to evacuate twice in the last 12 years. With God's grace we did not lose anyone in the fires. There was one year in the early 2000 when it seemed like the entire state was on fire. This is an annual event here in California, the only difference is the severity of the fires. I'm glad that you're both okay. Hopefully your neighbors didn't suffer too much damage.
Beautifully put together! The footage us stunning, and the sound of the fire underneath the music is chilling. Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely amazing footage! Thanks to the emergency services for saving the homes of you and your neighbours. But thank you for the footage!
Incredible footage! Mesmerising and scary at the same time. The night footage looked like a lava flow. So glad that everyone was safe.
As always your drone footage is excellent. And as I have said before your editing is fantastic. I Fly the original phantom with fat shark glasses. And the DJI Mavic with the Epsom glasses which I love. I hope to Get the DJI mini three if and when it is released with the hope it works with the glasses. Many thanks for yet another stunning video
Very atmospheric footage and the music is perfect. A lot of it looks like just a ring of fire, anything hotter than a madras does the same to me! The fire service and others fighting the fire did a great job!
Sobering video; but what amazing people Firefighters are...
As always, some great video. However it must be said that this is kind of normal in our glorious highlands where the dried gorse, bracken etc is regularly burnt off to regenerate the heather, gorse etc. Of course, when houses are threatened, then it's paramount that they are protected by the ire Service. Being an ex-firefighter myself these types of fires are exhausting to deal with with limited manpower. Keep up the good work and stay safe. Looking forward to your builds of your small-holding.
Amazing footage! Now is a good time to create a fire-break around your property. I'm quite surprized there aren't any in sight. So glad you guys are safe.
No need
Amazing footage. So much respect for the Firefighters. Thankful there was no loss of life. Please pet Otis for me
Excellent coverage and very useful as a training aide when briefing volunteer fire fighters. Good camera work chaps! cheers
so awful to have it so close. I'm so glad all was saved and hope your mountainside blooms brighter than ever.
Amazing footage and well said. ‘Huge thank you to the firefighters ‘. What an amazing job the did bringing that under control. Very scarey. Best wishes.
Beautiful drone video. It must have been so scary that day.
Beautifully done! I hope you will be safe and content on your little farm despite the risks.
What a frightening experience for everyone. You guys came close to disaster, but you got through it as a team! Blessings
Fantastic footage from the drone! Mesmerizing, yet scary. 💙💚💙
Amazing footage. Could almost feel the heat of those flames. Glad you are all safe as well as your neighbours.
Amazing footage, such a talent Colin 👏
Thank you for sharing this footage Colin. As always amazing shots.
Beautiful footage and appropriate music. I hope your property was not burned.
No, we were spared, although we did smell of smoke for a few days.
@@FoxesAfloat surprised you didnt say, no but we were both smoking hot
Thank you for sharing, it would be interesting to do a time-lapse of the recovery of the moorland and woodland over the coming years.
The new growth this will encourage will be absolutely immense.
Brilliant video,it must have been very scary seeing the flames coming your way. Thank you 😊
Incredibly video - it will be interesting to see what the same area looks like in 6 months time, when things have started to regrow
Very scary for all concerned, the scrub and gorse probably needed a good clean up, at least it will not burn again for some time. Hats off to the fire control people, having spent 28 years in the emergency services in Australia I really think the word hero for emergency workers is not apt, we all do a job we want to do both paid and volunteer workers alike, I guess emergency workers a doing a job many people would not like to do hence the word "hero" has emerged. You can be assured that we do not feel like hero's
Colin you have become an 🎨 artist. xxx
Simply amazing (and terrifying!) footage - what a lovely tribute to the fire service! You've captured what they faced, and what they accomplished, in such a hauntingly beautiful and respectful way.
Yes, kudos to the firefighters! At times it looked eerily like the recent volcanoes. Even though terrifying, it was beautiful. Mother Nature doing her thing. As usual, kudos to you, too, Colin. Epic!
Very nicely judged boys. Well done. And thanks to firefighters everywhere.
No words needed. absolute devastation caused so easy & the poor wildlife that suffered. beautiful footage.
Thanks for answering something I kept wondering-why they weren't using air drops. Didn't know there were power lines in the way. Fires, like many natural disasters, rarely do what you expect, and can be capricious in their destruction. Some things are burned to the ground, but an area nearby could be perfectly safe. I'm glad you are all safe, the house is intact, and you'll be able to continue onward
The fire looks so scary, thank goodness you were all kept safe and the firefighters acted so professionally and courageously. I don't know what got me more 'hot under the collar though!' Seeing the footage of the fire or Colin being caught with his shorts down 🤣
Love u lots, keep safe xx
He's always got his shorts down 😂
Why aren't you on TV? This is as always super professional content by 2 decent down to earth guys who tell life as it really is. I rarely praise UA-cam content so what you do must be tops...I came to realize that I too had a touch of Autism which I had never considered...I owe a debt of gratitude to you
Ah, they keep asking but I really enjoy doing what I do on my own terms. TV want me to do things their way 😉
@@FoxesAfloat Do things your own way - take it for all you can...keep spreading a little happiness and most importantly enjoy your lives with the knowledge that the presentation and the quality of what you do is right up there.
Amazing footage Colin... 👏
MAGNIFICENT photography!!!
Glad you are safe.
I can’t even imagine how scary this was for you both, just as you start out on your new adventure! I’m so glad that you and your neighbours are all ok! Amazing work by the fire fighters who even had to come back later on as the winds blew towards your property, amazing community sprit when everyone jumped in to help with water hoses, #LandLifeProblems
Amazing a cascade of flames and smoke just looked like a waterfall xxx
Thank you for sharing this, happy you and your neighbors are ok.
fascinating and terrifying.
Fantastic footage of an obviously frightening wildfire. So glad you and your neighbours were unharmed and your homes are still standing. Firefighters do an amazing job. Thank you for sharing. xx
Incredible footage.. quite scary how fire is so destructive.. yet from it nature will flourish again. Thankyou for such interesting vlogs. Much love to you and Otis.
Great Presentation, Thanks Shaun and Colin.
Wonderful context & production, Colin, well done. Please believe it.
Trial by fire in your new digs, yikes.
-d.
Great drone footage making you feel you were in and amongst the devastation. I'm just pleased no one was harmed and yours and your neighbour's properties weren't damaged, it must have been a frightful night for all of you. I'm so glad that the magnificent Stag and his hinds were not harmed, that would have been just too awful.
Seeing the firemen putting the fire out with the equipment they had was amazing...I take my hat off to them, what a huge effort. I presume the same happens there, where a lot of these fires are actually extinguished by the "vollies" as we call them, not career firefighters and if this is the case there, then the job they do is even more remarkable...imo. We have had vollies here lose their homes whilst out saving other peoples homes/properties. Taking nothing away from the career firefighters, but to risk your own safety for the love of your community and nothing else is on another level.
Hopefully the black will be replaced after a few rains with green and the wildlife will return once the area can support them again.
Excellent footage and sound, thank you.
Yes, these men and women will all have been volunteers. They do a fantastic job for our rural and remote communities here in Scotland.
@@alasdairmackenzie905 They are amazing giving people.
Yes, bless those hard working guys. And Colin, you did especially well to cope with an influx of visitors during the night there - shows what you can overcome when push comes to shove - bless you too!
Superb drone footage just illustrates how quickly fire can spread from just a few rogue embers, especially as you had such dry weather. I think it looks really scary, especially the night shots. Yes, the burnt plants will regrow from the base again and it will be lovely to see the hillside come alive again. Stay safe. Xx
One word - wow!
Amazing footage and thank goodness to the fire crews and glad everyone was safe and I hope there was not too many wild life that lost there life
Stay safe my friends and as always thank you to the selfless and brave members of the Fire Brigade. A big hug to Sir Otis.
Although it is terrible for the nature, your film is excellent and very very beautifull; what you shwo the way you do it and the chosen music, perfect. Thank God no one was personaly hurt (as far as I understood)
So very frightening, fantastic photography, well done .
Scary to watch but beautifully filmed as always. Now its passed you don't have the same worry in the summer. It will all be green and beautiful again soon xx
Wonderful and dramatic footage. Very happy that you are all safe!
Thanks for shareing this Amazing drone footage. Wonderful firefighters! Cannot say more or add to the gratitude to them, where ever they may be. So glad you are ok. All the best, Cath and Keith, English in Morocco. 👍
Look at you knowing all those native Scottish plant names. Thanks to firefighters from all of us
That was one magnificent spectacular beast but so so deadly. What an amazing job done by those heroic firefighters. Thank you Colin for filming this and sharing.
Fantastically well documented
Excellent
Thank You 🙏🏻
Stunning and poignant footage. And what amazing people are those firefighters. I hope you have recovered from the stress of it all, while still enjoying the new found ties with your neighbours.
"Poignant" is the perfect adjective...I so agree with you!
So good to see you all ok
Wow! What amazing footage. You are so talented. Glad you're both safe.
Incredible photography 💕. We have a moor at the back of us that regularly ‘goes up’ through people being idiots, and it’s such physical hard work for the fire crews 😞 #heroes. So glad that you are all ok xx
Dramatic drone coverage with powerful music. Scary indeed!!! Any way you could create a “fire break” around your property if this were to happen again? Thanks for the vlog.
Beautiful video. Please take care. Praying for rain.
Spectacular footage. Great work by the firefighters. I am glad everyone is safe and you and your neighbors are safe. Very scary!!
That drone footage was awesome. It’s always sad with fires and you lose wildlife. Hope not too much damaged. It was also fantastic the homes were saved. Thanks so much for the share. Please stay safe and take care
Such dramatic footage. So glad you are both safe. Regards Derek
Oh that gave me goosebumps, very scary for you all, but we've not had the usual rainfall and it doesn't take much to start something so frightening. Hopefully, it won't be long before you start to see wee green shoots appearing. Thank you for sharing and stay safe x
Beautiful cinematography, It's very emotional. From high above it doesn't really look that bad till you get to ground level and the very large reality of it. I'm glad it turned out ok.
Quite terrifying! I can't imagine the horror of seeing a wildfire so close to your home! Despite that, it was eerily beautiful.
We went through the 2019/20 fires in Eastern Australia. 37,065,807 acres burnt. We lost a house, vehicles and all of our fencing. We also lost pets as a result. Take time to recover, it's not easy and you may still find burnt things in the years to come. You will gradually start to put it behind you, All the best.
Very frightening... terrific drone coverage. Happy to hear that your new place still intact. Be safe.
wow, good footage, its amazing how quick it moves, my brother lives a Australia, this reminded me of what he and other people have to go through. As you've said the new growth will be growing through before you know it. So glad you and all of your new neighbours are safe and nobody lost property. its amazing how somewhere so wet and green, Scotland is beautiful, can regrow from such a disaster, natural or otherwise. Thanks to the emergency services.
Truly awesome and impressive. There is something evil about fire, it pays no mind to anything in its way. It is relentless. Great pic though, nice to get close from the safety of my home. So glad and relieved that all was well in the end.
Thanks for a very professionally done drone video, looks like a documentary. Well done the Fire Fighters for saving all that very dry land, the wildlife and all the properties. Take care and all the best. Stevie
That was a very moving video. Thank you for sharing.
Very dramatic for you and your neighbours, Glad all are safe and well,
Another downside of brush fires can be subsequent flooding / mud since plants will slow water flow. Grew up in Southern California and there were almost always mud slides after fire seasons. Be careful.
Glad everyone is safe.