Adventure is a Condition of Being

Impromptu video.
I go up my local hill Screel every week, but until this video had never gone up the neighbouring hill Bengairn.
It was an absolute BOGFEST...glorious!!
I hadnt planned on filming the walk, but here we are, lol.
This is a good representation of me outdoors when I dont have a camera in my hands :D
I LOVE doing the same hill once a week all year round...seeing the subtle changes as the seasons change; checking in on my tree friends and getting so familiar with the land that I know ever foot placement and know if a rock has moved.
I have been outdoors all my life, I grew up on a farm and was in the armed forces ... Im still (will always be) learning how to make a coherent video, I'll be honest, Im probably going to make these videos even if noone ever watches them, lol, but a wee like and subscribe would give me a warm feeling and brighten my day.

[@elainequeripel5139]

Wasn't expecting the random fact at the end - now I know something new 🧐😂

[@annieoutdoors]

Haha…. Forgot about that.. meant to do it at the end of every video 😂

[@darrenmichie4939]

Hiya just subscribed to your channel i love your sense of humour 😂,but ive walked and camped a few places now i camp modtly in the Ochil hills in clacks ,and stop and wonder too how the sheprards built the dry stane dyekes how long did it take them was it by ponies etc they got stones to bring them back braking work for them i love the hills deeply in my area and find sitting outside the tent wondering how the mountains were formed etc csmoing gives you time to ponder thede things .Great channel and cheers for the videos ,great stuff .👍

[@annieoutdoors]

Thank you so much! Sometimes I think about how happy I could be just living in the hills!!

[@lmm9870]

Did you find out more about the stone building remains?

[@annieoutdoors]

Not yet, but I will be investigating 🧙‍♂️

[@CharlieBooker00]

the real word for them is a nisse hehehehe (not that i belive in them) but in danish where most english words come from there is a gnom = gnome, elver= elf, and a nisse = what you are talking about i dont know how you lost the word for the last one but you some how did hehehehehe ...... and i am really sorry that your friends ignore you

[@annieoutdoors]

Hahaha… thank you! I’m bringing ‘nisse’ back!! ( once I know how it should be pronounced 🧐 lol).

[@CharlieBooker00]

@@annieoutdoors yeah you should totally bring it back ..... guess we have to figure out a way for you to learn that hahahahaha :)