slick2000tiscali ....... its only expensive if you get sucked in as a naive tourist.........you can live cheaper if you shop around for hotel deals or B&B,etc
Hey Creator, Please begin your series again! I seriously have fallen in love with such episodes. Beauty of the earth, ancient structures, beautifully narattive voice! It's my favorite TV show! Pleasseee make more episodes!!
Wow...that was lovely!! Thanks so much for these videos! My grandfather was from Scotland - My maiden name being Shand - His name was Alister. Being I am in my 70's that is a longggggg time ago - lol! love this. God bless.
i have been enchanted with so breathtaking views worldwide through this Tv show. That helps me plan my trips and brings vivid and emotional memories about places I have already been to . I do recommend watching it before making travel plans . One is certain to enjoy their trips as much as I do . Besides, Scotland is a wonderful land with friendly people and amazing nature spots .LINCOLN COSTA BRAZIL
This a beautiful documentary. The aerial views are breath-taking. Furthermore, the voice-over is accurately elaborate and calm. It kept me immersed in such a way, for 25 minutes, that I lost the track of time... It might seem like I am exaggerating. However, I am truly expressing what just happened. It has surely made me crave for a tour to the Scotland. 👍
Greetings from Nevada , USA . Thank You very much for the wonderful tour of places that I've always heard about , but will never get a chance to see in person .
Couple of updates: Cockenzie power station is now gone. There are now three bridges with the new Queensferry Crossing (named in reference to the original ferry route) taking road traffic, and the Forth Road Bridge now only used by buses and pedestrians. The Forth Bridge (AKA Forth Rail Bridge) after many years finally has all that scaffolding taken down and looking like new. The phrase "like painting the Forth Bridge" is no longer valid, as they say it won't need painted again for at least 20 years.
Hahhh brilliant information there, I drove over nee bridge Afew days ago and was thinking the exact thing, wow the rail bridge looks great with no scaffolding, I did not know that’s why thanks.
Most people when visiting Scotland head for Edinburgh then on up to the Highlands. There is a most beautiful part of the country that most visitors miss, and that is The Scottish Borders which is located at the bottom of the country next to England. It has lovely little villages such as Lilliesleaf, Middlem , Silkirk, Askirk etc.etc. with the stunning Eildon Hills which was Sir Walter Scott's favorite view. His beautiful home--worth visiting, ls located in The Borders. It is gorgeous country!!
All scotsman ..You should say.. thank GOD ..for such beautiful place... and intelligent people...and plenty of fresh water..and raining days... and snowfall in winter... instead of burning in tropical areas and desert areas ... Ex.See the migration of the Syrian people... and starvation around the globe...
+Sandro C Duarte just because you're ignorant of history, doesn't mean the rest of us are. The reason Britain is so advanced is because of all the thievery colonists did during the Exploration age.
Have been in Scotland for a motortrip in september 2019. What a beautufull country and luckely the sun helped us. Just a little rain at Luss at the coast of Lake Lomond.🇳🇱
This is indeed a beautiful tribute to Scotland, the land of Invention, Hospitality and its great people. Thank you and by the way Scotch Whisky does not have an E. Ha UK Billy Boy xxx
EI J ........Edinburgh is the most beautiful city in the world.........i love it each time i visit and explore new places....its 1 hour drive away from me.
A soft, clean bed, roof over my head, people that love me, and food on my table...count your blessings. There are many in this world that have absolutely nothing. A simple life like mine would be Heaven for so many.
Hola,qué tal! Tengo que decir que me he enamorado 😍 de Escocia . A parte de su bella ciudad ... Me ha encantado los acantilados una flipada ,el faro una caña y sus castillos y sobre todo la piña 😜XD que flipada ...saludos desde Valencia España 🤘😘
Absolutely agree, Mara. It seems there will always be malcontents moaning about 'sassanachs' and 'English rule' and bla bla bla. They should simply grow up and realise that history cannot be reversed, nor can it be put in the dock; and they'll appear so much more dignified if they simply stopped whining about the past. Most of the world pronounces it 'lock' (just as most of the world pronounces Bach as 'bark', not 'bakx' ..)....not many people can imitate the sound of a man trying to clear the back of his throat and gagging on his tongue at the same time to produce the sound '....kx'. Perpetual moaners make me sick.
so because most of the world can't pronounce it you think loch should be changed to lock? Maybe the BBC should have looked a bit harder for a narrator because not only did he get the pronunciation of loch wrong he called the haggis a sausage. Perpetual ignoramuses make me sick.
Maggie Blyth do we then take it that your stock of knowledge about all manner of things is so encyclopedic that never could the word 'ignorant' ever be applied to you in any context, and that that you are unquestionably right in everything you ever pronounce upon? That would be a very tall claim, and one practically certain to be falsified in the event. In my opinion (which though it may be anathema to someone of your stern Scotch standards) the pronouncing of 'Loch' as 'lock' is unquestionably more euphonius than its 'proper' Scottish pronunciation of 'locxk' or something equally ugly, so it is the pronunciation that sounds nicer that will turn out to have a longer currency - mark my words - than the difficult, unappealing sound of a man trying to hoick a fishbone or similar indigestible fragment out of the back of his throat. In the end - in the long reach of linguistic metamorphosis - euphony usually wins out. And lastly, for my money I'd rather listen to a proper English speaker deliver these educational descriptions ( because we can atleast undertsand what he is saying) rather than strain to understand the not-unattractive, but convoluted enunciations and phonetic gymnastics that many broad Scottish speakers of English seem doomed to struggle with. It's a great talent to be a welcoming civilization (meaning hospitality to other ways of talking and thinking and achieving the common ends of life), and I think the Scottish are further back along that spectrum than most other civilisations. Still, I'd say that's also one of their charms - for those who still see real virtue in the will of men and women to stand and hold, and not to yield. But I'd say it's not the Sassanach you have to stand against these days.
This is a great documentary all about Scotland from the east coast starting at muirfield golf course in gullane then heading up passing over prestonpans ,cockenzie power station then over Edinburgh historic city then heading over the famous forth rail and forth road bridge then making there way over Grangemouth refinery then on to the only one of its kind Falkirk wheel to lift canal boats out the water to continue there journey on different part of canal heading to Glasgow then heading away up over Loch Lomond what a fantastic picture of the loch it’s just got a lot of Scottish heritage surrounding it’s presences then heading up over the west coast to islay 5th largest Scottish island renowned for it whiskey 🥃 heritage I enjoyed this video experience also would like to say a special thanks to the narrator for sharing this experience with everyone from mr Colin Corcoran high street royal mile Edinburgh 👍🏻🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴👍🏻
I love the architecture in Edinburgh I might be a bit biased being Scottish but I honestly believe it's one of the most beautiful cities in the world. One of my complaints however would be some of the buildings on princess street mostly built in 60's and 70's, they have no place being there and the only way to describe them would be as absolute eye sores, it's honestly unforgivable when you see some of the beautiful buildings that were knocked down so these monstrosities could take their place
Love this vid. Being from Edinburgh I'm so lucky to have this in my life. But further west and north the land is even more stunning with the likes of glen Coe. Fortwillam the land of Harry Potter. It's a must that you visit these places. This vid is only a tenth of scotland scenery.
This production is factual and technically well executed...but Scotland is much prettier and beautiful than shown here...the word 'dour' comes to mind. :) A Scottish engineer must've had a big hand on the throttle.
leitros lol typical butthurt grammar nazi whi cant face the truth that hurts him so he has to judge people for their petty little spelling mistake aboohoo
I was born in Scotland 🏴 I live now in NI. It’s been the The Forth Bridge as long as I know. My fathers side of family are all Scottish. 👌well said.
As our journey comes to an end, we are left with a profound sense of wonder and admiration for the incomparable beauty of Scotland. From the historic streets of Edinburgh to the mystical shores of Fingal's Cave, Scotland from Above invites viewers to embark on an unforgettable adventure and discover the magic of this ancient land for themselves.
I simply cannot wait to respectfully trek Scotland in a few year's time. I live in the pacific Northwest and am mesmerized by your country.
👍🏴😎
One of the happiest times of my life was sitting stop Salisbury Peak, looking out upon the most beautiful city in Scotland, Edinburgh.
I loved Scotland.. I visited it many times between 1983 and 1998 whilst stationed in the UK
DAD!!!!!
Me too, watch some beautiful parts and encourage me. Cause I promote
Did yae aye
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One of the most beautiful documentaries I've watched about Scotland.
I love to call this lovely Country my home
I am Algerian and i love scotland.My dream to visit this country. One day I will realize my dream.big kiss from algeria
keep in mind that is VERY expensive
@@slick2000tiscali hahahhah, why you frustrate him 😂😂😂😂, I will try to go there as an immigrant 😄, I will pay nothing
slick2000tiscali ....... its only expensive if you get sucked in as a naive tourist.........you can live cheaper if you shop around for hotel deals or B&B,etc
@@prepareforthegrave253 i think he is a racist.
@Meyer Mica whos racist?
Hey Creator,
Please begin your series again! I seriously have fallen in love with such episodes. Beauty of the earth, ancient structures, beautifully narattive voice! It's my favorite TV show!
Pleasseee make more episodes!!
I will never forget my three years stationed in Edzell, Scotland.
I am living up those moments no worries bud, watch my steps
I live 2 miles from Edzell
Super golf course too!
I could watch and listen to this all day long so interesting.
I can’t wait to travel to this magical country 🙏
When are you visiting us? So many amazing places to see! I'm just outside of Edinburgh
Wow...that was lovely!! Thanks so much for these videos! My grandfather was from Scotland - My maiden name being Shand - His name was Alister. Being I am in my 70's that is a longggggg time ago - lol! love this. God bless.
I was in Edinburgh in november 2017. What a wonderful town! The Forth Bridge left me breathless
One of the greatest moments of my life was being inside Fingal's Cave. There are no words to describe it
Love the BBC series World From Above. Perfect viewing. Thank you.
The same feeling, it's a great viewing from above 😊
@@prepareforthegrave253 Ooooooooh no, no no no no!!! NOOO!!!
A wonderful footage: Scotland is one of the most interesting places on Earth! Greetings from Switzerland
Thank you 🏴🤝🇨🇭
Switzerland too
@@rezonance1000 : yes, it's very variable from a place to another
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Am very excited to be visiting Scotland this July for the first time! This just helped to build my excitement! Thank you.
i have been enchanted with so breathtaking views worldwide through this Tv show. That helps me plan my trips and brings vivid and emotional memories about places I have already been to . I do recommend watching it before making travel plans . One is certain to enjoy their trips as much as I do . Besides, Scotland is a wonderful land with friendly people and amazing nature spots .LINCOLN COSTA BRAZIL
This a beautiful documentary. The aerial views are breath-taking. Furthermore, the voice-over is accurately elaborate and calm. It kept me immersed in such a way, for 25 minutes, that I lost the track of time... It might seem like I am exaggerating. However, I am truly expressing what just happened.
It has surely made me crave for a tour to the Scotland. 👍
Totally agree, lovely, informative video, much enjoyed.
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I love Scotland I live there it is a wonderful place
Greetings from Nevada , USA . Thank You very much for the wonderful tour of places that I've always heard about , but will never get a chance to see in person .
You might find you need to escape from trump for a while so why not visit
If you really want too,you will get there. If you can imagine it,you can do it!.
@@maggieblyth2077,😂😂😂😂🙈🙈🙈
Wow we are so lucky to call this home,
This wee documentary was amazing and pure beautiful man.
Couple of updates:
Cockenzie power station is now gone.
There are now three bridges with the new Queensferry Crossing (named in reference to the original ferry route) taking road traffic, and the Forth Road Bridge now only used by buses and pedestrians.
The Forth Bridge (AKA Forth Rail Bridge) after many years finally has all that scaffolding taken down and looking like new. The phrase "like painting the Forth Bridge" is no longer valid, as they say it won't need painted again for at least 20 years.
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@@cutepuppy4361 Irrelevant spam in case anyone was wondering.
Hahhh brilliant information there,
I drove over nee bridge Afew days ago and was thinking the exact thing, wow the rail bridge looks great with no scaffolding, I did not know that’s why thanks.
Fantastic video. Well done! We truly loved it.
Most people when visiting Scotland head for Edinburgh then on up to the Highlands. There is a most beautiful part of the country that most visitors miss, and that is The Scottish Borders which is located at the bottom of the country next to England. It has lovely little villages such as Lilliesleaf, Middlem , Silkirk, Askirk etc.etc. with the stunning Eildon Hills which was Sir Walter Scott's favorite view. His beautiful home--worth visiting, ls located in The Borders. It is gorgeous country!!
I used to swim in Loch Lomond every summer. It will always be my paradise
Paul Murray try the North Sea Aberdeen you're scrotum turned into a walnut shell
Scotland is amazing. I love of Scotland.
Beautiful! A very commendably produced visual, as well as was the Narrator....
I remember visiting Edinburgh Castle as a young lad, Stirling Castle too, a great place to grow up, so many landmarks with historic meaning.
I miss Scotland ... one of the rare trips where I immediately felt at home ..... hoping to be back next fall for graduate studies!
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I LOVE Scotland! And can't wait to go back!!!
Just had a lovely holiday In Edinburgh .. Scotland is a beautiful country
Wow, the first of your videos I've seen, absolutely beautiful, thank you very much!
Scotland is beautiful!
And racist
@@southwestsaxon no it's not
Rashid Ahmed Scotland is in general a welcoming, inclusive and outward-looking country,
Can't wait visit Scotland this coming August I'm already excited😀😀😀😀
How was ur trip?
The best content in youtube.. i love all video from this chanel..
From Canada this was well done and very enjoyable. Just right narration, facts, scenes. Not too high or low
All scotsman ..You should say.. thank GOD ..for such beautiful place... and intelligent people...and plenty of fresh water..and raining days... and snowfall in winter... instead of burning in tropical areas and desert areas ... Ex.See the migration of the Syrian people... and starvation around the globe...
+Sandro C Duarte just because you're ignorant of history, doesn't mean the rest of us are. The reason Britain is so advanced is because of all the thievery colonists did during the Exploration age.
+Nick S I was meaning about nature/landscapes/climate. .. and not to material or finance resources... beg your pardon friend if I ofender you.
+Nick S fucking douche
+king Fritter I have always respected scotish people...And their great contributions to all kinds of sciences. .. Best wishes
There is only one world, one ocean, one mankind. Sorry for all diferences.
Wow.......so beautiful. Love from South Africa.❤
Wow, great beautiful places! Greetings from Romania! 😍👌🌺
Greetings from across the pond ! This is SO enjoyable to watch !!
What a beautiful film! Thank you for it!
Have been in Scotland for a motortrip in september 2019. What a beautufull country and luckely the sun helped us. Just a little rain at Luss at the coast of Lake Lomond.🇳🇱
You're always welcome, but Loch Lomond, please, not lake!
@@alanj9391 Perfectly right. i'm sorry :-)
Thanks for such a beautiful view.
Heading there in three weeks. I can't wait!
I love your videos. They are so informative. It's hard to believe why people would put a thumbs down.
Fascinating! I truly hope to visit this incredible country someday.
Thank you for posting ! What a wonderful view of such a magical land. Even though I do wish you would've shown Jura, where my ancestors lived.
😳...Wow! Fantastic! I pack my bags and immediately go to Scotland 😎 🇮🇹
Don't forget your passport 🙈🙈😊😊😊😊😊
Just absolutely stunning !!!
Totally engrossing viewing. I love this place.
SPECTACULAR JOURNEY!
Second time I'm watching this video and still stunned
Merryñ hotèĺ sþ iveß s
I would love to visit Fingal's Cave with Felix Mendelsohn's wonderful tone poem "The Hebrides Overture" blaring in my Ipod!
thank you for made this feature. love it.
Loved this Journey, but i am from Edinburgh lol, Its very informative and very well done Thank you i really enjoyed it, liked and subscribed :)
An incredible, informative documentary with beautiful aerial photography. This is special.
Larry, Taiwan
This is indeed a beautiful tribute to Scotland, the land of Invention, Hospitality and its great people. Thank you and by the way Scotch Whisky does not have an E. Ha UK Billy Boy xxx
wonderful am glad i found this channel
Beautiful Scotland.wish to see you
Fantastic document... beautiful. Amazing and very interesting place...and absolutely very interesting history Camelot...Great respect 🏴🕊️
Vielen Dank für die Veröffentlichung. Ein sehr informatives Video. Thank you very much for the publication. A very informative video.
Wonderful journey to lovely Edinburgh!
EI J ........Edinburgh is the most beautiful city in the world.........i love it each time i visit and explore new places....its 1 hour drive away from me.
A beautiful "contry", and Ednburra is an fantastic city.
Edinburgh
@@SuperCatman Niclas was pronouncing Edinburgh as it is done there.
Wow scotland looks so beautiful....i must visit ;-)
Good documentary, some fantastic sights and places featured here (Glesca most of all!) - great that you got it in HD too
Donald Dewar.....i see they missed BONNIE DUNDEE as usual but i love glesca and its people
Beautiful....I certainly would like to visit..🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🖐🏽🖐🏽🖐🏽🖐🏽🖐🏽🖐🏽🖐🏽🖐🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
These tours are wonderful adventures!
There is a canal boat lift on the St. Lawrence Seaway, lifting Lake Freighters! Falkirk is not unique but is STILL worth visiting!
A soft, clean bed, roof over my head, people that love me, and food on my table...count your blessings. There are many in this world that have absolutely nothing. A simple life like mine would be Heaven for so many.
This is all we ever needed now we are consumer robots
Wonderful country wish to see like this for the next generations to come.
That bridge is incredible.
Hola,qué tal! Tengo que decir que me he enamorado 😍 de Escocia .
A parte de su bella ciudad ...
Me ha encantado los acantilados una flipada ,el faro una caña y sus castillos y sobre todo la piña 😜XD que flipada ...saludos desde Valencia España 🤘😘
That was so wonderful journey 🤩 thank you 😊
There is nothing wrong with his voice .I think it is very well narrated!!!
He is a sassanach and has a good few things wrong in his narration
Absolutely agree, Mara. It seems there will always be malcontents moaning about 'sassanachs' and 'English rule' and bla bla bla. They should simply grow up and realise that history cannot be reversed, nor can it be put in the dock; and they'll appear so much more dignified if they simply stopped whining about the past.
Most of the world pronounces it 'lock' (just as most of the world pronounces Bach as 'bark', not 'bakx' ..)....not many people can imitate the sound of a man trying to clear the back of his throat and gagging on his tongue at the same time to produce the sound '....kx'.
Perpetual moaners make me sick.
so because most of the world can't pronounce it you think loch should be changed to lock? Maybe the BBC should have looked a bit harder for a narrator because not only did he get the pronunciation of loch wrong he called the haggis a sausage. Perpetual ignoramuses make me sick.
The fact is the narrator doesn't know what he is talking about and can't even pronounce loch right
Maggie Blyth do we then take it that your stock of knowledge about all manner of things is so encyclopedic that never could the word 'ignorant' ever be applied to you in any context, and that that you are unquestionably right in everything you ever pronounce upon? That would be a very tall claim, and one practically certain to be falsified in the event.
In my opinion (which though it may be anathema to someone of your stern Scotch standards) the pronouncing of 'Loch' as 'lock' is unquestionably more euphonius than its 'proper' Scottish pronunciation of 'locxk' or something equally ugly, so it is the pronunciation that sounds nicer that will turn out to have a longer currency - mark my words - than the difficult, unappealing sound of a man trying to hoick a fishbone or similar indigestible fragment out of the back of his throat. In the end - in the long reach of linguistic metamorphosis - euphony usually wins out.
And lastly, for my money I'd rather listen to a proper English speaker deliver these educational descriptions ( because we can atleast undertsand what he is saying) rather than strain to understand the not-unattractive, but convoluted enunciations and phonetic gymnastics that many broad Scottish speakers of English seem doomed to struggle with.
It's a great talent to be a welcoming civilization (meaning hospitality to other ways of talking and thinking and achieving the common ends of life), and I think the Scottish are further back along that spectrum than most other civilisations. Still, I'd say that's also one of their charms - for those who still see real virtue in the will of men and women to stand and hold, and not to yield. But I'd say it's not the Sassanach you have to stand against these days.
Beautiful..I love the narration
Thank you! I really enjoyed it!
I miss so much Scotland.
Moving there in three
WEEKS SO EXCITED
This is a great documentary all about Scotland from the east coast starting at muirfield golf course in gullane then heading up passing over prestonpans ,cockenzie power station then over Edinburgh historic city then heading over the famous forth rail and forth road bridge then making there way over Grangemouth refinery then on to the only one of its kind Falkirk wheel to lift canal boats out the water to continue there journey on different part of canal heading to Glasgow then heading away up over Loch Lomond what a fantastic picture of the loch it’s just got a lot of Scottish heritage surrounding it’s presences then heading up over the west coast to islay 5th largest Scottish island renowned for it whiskey 🥃 heritage I enjoyed this video experience also would like to say a special thanks to the narrator for sharing this experience with everyone from mr Colin Corcoran high street royal mile Edinburgh 👍🏻🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴👍🏻
Saw Fingal's cave in June.watch your step!
definitely will be making my way to edinburgh. I love stone buildings.
Narrator speaks in a steady calm voice
I love the architecture in Edinburgh I might be a bit biased being Scottish but I honestly believe it's one of the most beautiful cities in the world. One of my complaints however would be some of the buildings on princess street mostly built in 60's and 70's, they have no place being there and the only way to describe them would be as absolute eye sores, it's honestly unforgivable when you see some of the beautiful buildings that were knocked down so these monstrosities could take their place
Love this vid. Being from Edinburgh I'm so lucky to have this in my life. But further west and north the land is even more stunning with the likes of glen Coe. Fortwillam the land of Harry Potter. It's a must that you visit these places. This vid is only a tenth of scotland scenery.
Its a lovely city. I used to travel up there every month to meet up with friends . There are many beautiful places in Scotland not just the cities.
So wonderful views
Great!
Beautiful, like my wife who is a native of Glasgow.
Très joli reportage sur l'Ecosse
Dommage qu on ne puisse s'attarder à Edimbourg plus longtemps...
Lovely video and very informative
I miss Scotland,😢😢😢
Very good stuff. Thank you.
Scotland is amazing.😍🥰❤️❤️
Scotland!........ Love this ENGLISH COLONY !!! 💖💖💖
Ignorant Englander you are johnny.
This production is factual and technically well executed...but Scotland is much prettier and beautiful than shown here...the word 'dour' comes to mind. :) A Scottish engineer must've had a big hand on the throttle.
My Beautiful Scotland, ;-)
no its not
but what he doesnt tell you is how the torri governmennt plunged scotland into povert.
***** Nor does it tell you how years and years of Labour local authorities have produced someone like you who can't even spell.
leitros lol typical butthurt grammar nazi whi cant face the truth that hurts him so he has to judge people for their petty little spelling mistake aboohoo
am I the only person here from Scotland?
The Forth Bridge, not the Forth rail Bridge, as I was corrected once in Edinburgh.
I was born in Scotland 🏴 I live now in NI. It’s been the The Forth Bridge as long as I know. My fathers side of family are all Scottish. 👌well said.
Nor has it ever been the "Fourth" bridge. Spare us all from speech recognition softwear and poor editing!
Los videos son extraordinarios, invitan a visitar y es lo que vamos hacer.
Escocia es hermosa ❤️
Very interesting, worth watching.
Loch Lomond, kinda reminds me the old comic book from Herge, "Tintin in Scotland"
As our journey comes to an end, we are left with a profound sense of wonder and admiration for the incomparable beauty of Scotland. From the historic streets of Edinburgh to the mystical shores of Fingal's Cave, Scotland from Above invites viewers to embark on an unforgettable adventure and discover the magic of this ancient land for themselves.
iconic scotland edinburg interesting veiw
Wonderful!