You should send your videos to the Scottish tourist board. I love the Highlands of Scotland and nothing makes me want to come back time and time again than watching your channel and hearing your enthusiasm.
Your son is so lucky to have a dad who can share the outdoors with him. It was my dad who gave me my love of mountains and I'm sure many of your viewers will tell you the same Murray. Memories are made as much by the people we share the experience with as by the place we experience them. ATB
Great to see you and Lewis really enjoying some dad and son time. These are really precious times Murray, treasure them. I lost my dad suddenly 3 weeks ago and so glad I had some amazing adventures with him to treasure. Anyway as always thank for sharing another superb video and take care.
Stoked that you managed to take your son into Glencoe and the weather stayed decent. Still remember my first scramble with my dad like it was yesterday. He's not able to do them now but the memories still remain 🙂
Brilliant video as always Murray. Nice to see your son joining you and experiencing the beauty right on our doorstep. Hoping to take my wee lad in a few years.
What a great memory making day for Lewis, and also for you. Glad you are on the mend from the covid. I Great walk, climb and gorgeous views. Many thanks
A sunny day really shows off the hills and mountains. The lower half of them looks like they’re covered green velvet! Beautiful still shots. The comparison videos of the same locations in winter is great A nice video with you and your son..take care 🇨🇦❤️
What better place could there be in Scotland for your son to experience scrabbling in the sunshine! We were so glad to see his previous bad luck hasn't put him off hiking the mountains with you😁👍. The pink rib looks fantastic, we would love to do this route next time we visit the highlands. And those views, wow! Absolutely stunning!🤩👌. Glad to hear you have now recovered from covid, and are able to get back out. Always a pleasure to watch your videos😁👍😊
Thanks Folks - he certainly did enjoy it - in fact he joined me on a trip up Stac Pollaidh a few weeks ago too which was much fun :) Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Well done to your son Murray great effort. Seen so many videos you have done of the Corbett, think we all have that special mountain! Great video as always, cheers
Heyup Muzza 💥 💥 💥.. My mum n dad showed us the bounteous loveliness of places like Glencoe and the western Highlands. Your channel is a godsend my friend 🙏 In days of fuel price rises it's a joy for us to watch your professionally made films,when we can't get to those places! Thanks messers steaming boots 😁🦬😁
Stunning views and perfect walking weather and it looks so different in the winter light and snow topped peaks. Lewis will be running the channel in a few years😊.
Lovely to see and hear that the trip was very enjoyable for both you and your son. I hope that I will be able to do the same one time. You've chosen such a beautiful spot. I really enjoyed watching it.
Perfect video Murray. .... . 👍 Sad you got ill and I'm delighted ure feeling better. Making Memories are sounding awesome. You provide a tranquility to camera when you film. That's enjoyable and great you are being a fantastic dad to ure lad. Inspirational Murray. Can't wait till the birth in December of my first child... wee luca 💙 memories x
Hi Murrary, I've been following your videos for a number of years now. Today, we took our 11 and 8 yr old kids up Stac Pollaidh. We'd been up it about 15 years ago when we did a tour of Scotland for our honeymoon, and so knew the view at the top is brilliant. Happy to say, both kids and adults made it to the top. Kids faired better physically than us oldies. 15 years has taken its toll on us city dwellers. Really windy at the top but the views are so good. Keep the videos coming.
Fantastic stuff Kenn - hope you all enjoyed the best wee mountain in the world (Stac Pollaidh). I actually took Lewis up there a few weeks ago too and had a great time - video incoming in next few weeks hopefully :) Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Hi Murray, well we made it across the pond and this morning we did a nice walk from Lochinver to Achmelvich beach. Not sure if you have ever done this nice stroll but as you said today sometimes its the views from another mountain that can be just as good as climbing the mountain itself. Anyway when we made it up the hill we had a great view back over to Quinag, Canisp, Suilven, a couple of Culs, and Stac Pollaidh. It was magical! Hope you get back to full strength soon and keep posting, we love your videos and they inspire us to get our boots on....
Hope you had a fantastic time - it is a wonderful area. Took Lewis up Stac Pollaidh a few weeks ago (video coming soon) and we had a great time :) Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Thanks Murray, yesterday was the long walk into Suilven, as mature walkers we planned base camp and a picnic just above Loch na Barrach, that was three hours in so we went up a little ways and then turned and headed back to parking lot at Glen Canisp lodge. Sad to see the lodge is now closed but there is a snack bar there that is open. Today was falls of Kirkcaig to make sure our legs were still attached! It was a pleasant surprise to see the other side of Suilven. Another pleasant walk was up the Ben above Loch Glendhu with fabulous views up the loch and over to Kylesku. Look forward to the new video and don't let Lewis steal your thunder! ;) Andrew
Thanks for this lovely video Murray. This is my first visit to your channel and I can see why you’ve got thousands of followers. I am not only enjoying the wonderful scenery but your commentary is excellent too. I am also admiring your video technique and I’m just wondering what microphone you are using. I have bought one or two Bluetooth microphones for my iPhone but they were a bit flimsy or the sound quality was poor, but your audio is very good indeed and it seems well worth to get a clip on mic. Good to hear you are surviving the Covid episode, it’s a bit of a weird sod.
Thanks John and welcome to the channel - hope you enjoy some of the videos over here 👍 In terms of the microphones - I use the rode wireless microphone- hope that’s of use Take care and thanks for watching Murray
This has inspired me to go up there next month when we go to the Highlands - even before the official scramble it looks like that's a great place for landscape photography; and not that difficult to get to. :)
Hi Murray, brilliant to see and hear that Lewis enjoyed his day in Glencoe, it’s a stunning place. I’ve just got my daughter interested in hiking and she has joined me a few times over the last couple of months in the Lake District. We started off low and just getting her fitness up gradually. Like your son she is loving it. Thanks for sharing your adventure as always! 😀🥾⛰🏴
Got up the pink rib in the springtime this year and just as I reached the end of the scramble then the clag came in and stole the views. Will hopefully get back up again this year with a group of friends and show them the sights.
Absolutely stunning views!!!Thanks for posting Murray. If you don't mind could you post gpx files or just draw on map where you stopped your car,which way you did go up and return just for a reference for future videos please if that's not too much I'm asking for? I'm planning a few weeks trip to England/Wales/Scotland and your knowledge would save me loads of time preparing for this trip. All the best Kris
Hi Chris - thanks for the comment - check out the excellent Walkhighlands webpage - it has all these details plus links to Google maps for the starting point - also has gpx files and detailed descriptions- best website out there 👍👍 good luck and enjoy your trip to Scotland Thanks Murray
Wonderful photography of my favourite place. Loved the flowers at the start too. Your son made the scramble look so easy and it’s great that he enjoyed it. Am I right in thinking that the pink rib is part of the ring fault? Perhaps you can enlighten me?
thanks Anne :) afraid I'm not entirely sure - TBH if its a ring not sure there is a start point? it is a fabulous scramble though Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Nothing beats memories apart from making them. Lewis is a trouper, looks like he has your long legs and will be leading you at some time in the future. As long as you keep these blogs coming I will be watching.
Hi Murray, so nice to see Lewis with you and enjoying the scramble. My goodness what views, a great memory made for the treasure chest. Thanks for sharing your day with us, Alioban xx
Having nipped into a local hotel to power up during my final two weeks left hiking to deepest darkest Donegal (no paths) I unexpectedly got to see only your video this time lol :) Fantastic as always. Your son is going to be some serious MOUNTAINEER for sure into the future ) It must be in the genes ! Glencoe is always amazing and your vlogs and photography just make it look even better if that's possible. ATB M
Hi Merky - hope you had fun hiking in Donegal - I am away now to check out the hiking in Donegal in a very nice book I was given ;) Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Good evening, great video and amazing photos and views. Would you be able to share the exact route you took? Also the gear you have boots, poles trousers etc, would you recommend them and if so what are the products and where please, sorry for so many questions but I'm looking to upgrade my gear as it's falling apart, just looking for some expert advice. Keep up the good work 🙂👍
Hi Paul - I'd love to do this but a bit stretched time wise (struggling to get enough time at the moment!lol) I'll bear it in mind for a future episode if I get round to it Thanks for watching ATB Murray
Hi James - I usually go between MWIS , me office mountain forecast and the bbc tv forecast (usually leave it till a few days before tho as none are that accurate beyond 48 hrs IMHO 👍👍
Hi- thanks for asking. Knee has been much better but not back to what it was before the pain. Best thing I did was visiting the physio and I have been working hard at keeping up the exercises they gave me to do. I may do an update video on all the things I have done (just need to find the time). Hope you get a fix . The other thing I was recommended by the physio was KT strapping which they showed me the best way to use and I have been using that on every trip too. Good luck Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
@@ScotlandsMountains Cheers Murray, I've also seen the physio, one actually worked with the 2012 GB athletes, i have slight trust issues with what some physios say and do, as you know some can be a bit.. you know. ive been doing lots of work on quads, glutes etc so probably similiar to yourself. I did try the tape a few years back on a different running injury but i felt it was psychological for me. good to see you back at it!! all the best
I had my worst ever accident in the hills on the Pink Rib. Tripped on the way down and fell into a lot of air, bounced a couple of times and came to rest on my backside. Luckily the twice I hit the rock I landed on my ruck sack. I've never actually been in a spinning washing machine but I imagine that's what it was like. Was pretty shook up and it felt like my major organs had been dispersed around my body but managed to shamble back to Kingshouse with no major injuries.
Hope you were ok after Darrin - just goes to show that it only takes one foot misplacement to cause what could've been a serious accident - hope you are ok now Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Not two weeks I stood were you were but as English blood the fly just love me despite having smug on ! Could you educated us how to avoid them ! It would make me walk more in Scotland ! Great nice people of Scotland gave me great time so friendly to everyone. It made me want to join you permanently ! If it was not for attack of flys
The wee beasties can make an outing into a nightmare ! Try going when there is a wee breeze as the midge don’t like the wind 🌬 😂👍 hope you had a fun trip and the beasties didn’t put you off too much 🤞 Take care and thanks for watching Murray
Andreas e ref midges, time to avoid dusk&dawn trees& vegetation jul/august is prime time for the wee blighters, overcast humid little wind. Dry sunny & breezy will be a better time outside, saying that have encountered them 3000 foot plus u a mountain on a sunny day!!!!. But in reduced numbers.
You should send your videos to the Scottish tourist board. I love the Highlands of Scotland and nothing makes me want to come back time and time again than watching your channel and hearing your enthusiasm.
Your son is so lucky to have a dad who can share the outdoors with him. It was my dad who gave me my love of mountains and I'm sure many of your viewers will tell you the same Murray. Memories are made as much by the people we share the experience with as by the place we experience them. ATB
Next generation of Wilki explorers, enough said. Must get up there myself sometime.
What a fab day Murray and our with your son. Glad your over the worst of having covid, it does leave you knackered for a few weeks though. Good luck.
Glencoe, one of my favourite places. Stunning vid once again, thanks for sharing your experience 👏
What a great day! Memories made for both of you, I’m sure.
ATB
Thanks Erin - nothing beats the view over to Stob Dearg from this smaller hill - think Lewis enjoyed it too 🤞👍
Excellent as always. SAOR ALBA
Apples don’t fall far from the tree as they say. Another excellent video 👍👍
cheers Gary :)
Nice one Murray….great to see a father and son day out, glad that Lewis enjoyed it 🏴🥃🏴🥾🥾🥾🥾
Great to see you and Lewis really enjoying some dad and son time. These are really precious times Murray, treasure them. I lost my dad suddenly 3 weeks ago and so glad I had some amazing adventures with him to treasure. Anyway as always thank for sharing another superb video and take care.
I lost my Dad to cancer 5 weeks ago and like you say treasure each day as they go like the wind.
So sorry to hear that Tony - hope you and yours are ok
@@ScotlandsMountains we’re good, thanks Murray
Stoked that you managed to take your son into Glencoe and the weather stayed decent. Still remember my first scramble with my dad like it was yesterday. He's not able to do them now but the memories still remain 🙂
Hoping my son may say the same in years to come :)
Would be way too difficult for me but watching you two climb is quite satisfying. Those views are awesome.
Such a great thing to spend quality time with yer laddie 👏👏👏
Another fantastic edit Murray
Brilliant video as always Murray. Nice to see your son joining you and experiencing the beauty right on our doorstep. Hoping to take my wee lad in a few years.
Well done to your laddie Murray. 👍A fine wee scramble and hill indeed.
Beautiful, whimsical film.
Thank you Murray, beautiful views as always and I hope you both had a great time, but I know you did 😁
Great stuff as per... Thanks la ...watching this in my tent in Scotland ..a bit blown outside. Take care out there
Hope you are having a fun camp ⛺️ 👍
Great video yet again Murray. You can’t beat father and son time hey. Especially on an adventure. 👍
What a great memory making day for Lewis, and also for you. Glad you are on the mend from the covid. I Great walk, climb and gorgeous views. Many thanks
Great stuff Murray
Always great to see young people out on the hills, encouraged by those, like yourself, with the knowledge and passion to pass on
What a fantastic video ...great commentary ,awesome editing, outstanding views.. AND memories for you both!
Thanks for posting
that was another great video. really appreciate the work you put in here
A sunny day really shows off the hills and mountains.
The lower half of them looks like they’re covered green velvet!
Beautiful still shots.
The comparison videos of the same locations in winter is great
A nice video with you and your son..take care 🇨🇦❤️
Definitely on my list for my next wild camp. Great pics as usual.
What better place could there be in Scotland for your son to experience scrabbling in the sunshine! We were so glad to see his previous bad luck hasn't put him off hiking the mountains with you😁👍. The pink rib looks fantastic, we would love to do this route next time we visit the highlands. And those views, wow! Absolutely stunning!🤩👌. Glad to hear you have now recovered from covid, and are able to get back out. Always a pleasure to watch your videos😁👍😊
Thanks Folks - he certainly did enjoy it - in fact he joined me on a trip up Stac Pollaidh a few weeks ago too which was much fun :)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
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Well done to your son Murray great effort. Seen so many videos you have done of the Corbett, think we all have that special mountain! Great video as always, cheers
it certainly is one of my favourites in Glen Coe for sure :)
Thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Making some wonderful memories there. Fantastic outing!
Quality day Murray. Passing through Glencoe in a few days may just give it a go
Have fun - hope the weather is good on your trip to Glen Coe :)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Great job on this. Always enjoy your videos
Great effort by you and Lewis, he made it look so easy hardly out of breath and nice to see him stop and enjoy those glorious views
Thanks Harry - yep - now he is coming out with me more - the more I notice how old I am getting - he wasn’t out of breath but I certainly was 🥵😵💫😂😂
@@ScotlandsMountains, but you just had Covid!
Heyup Muzza 💥 💥 💥..
My mum n dad showed us the bounteous loveliness of places like Glencoe and the western Highlands. Your channel is a godsend my friend 🙏
In days of fuel price rises it's a joy for us to watch your professionally made films,when we can't get to those places! Thanks messers steaming boots 😁🦬😁
Stunning views and perfect walking weather and it looks so different in the winter light and snow topped peaks.
Lewis will be running the channel in a few years😊.
He certainly has more technical knowledge than me !!lol :)
Thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Lovely to see and hear that the trip was very enjoyable for both you and your son. I hope that I will be able to do the same one time. You've chosen such a beautiful spot. I really enjoyed watching it.
A great wee climb, and what a brilliant experience for Lewis! I hope it inspires him to do more.
stay tuned ;) he may of accompanied me on another week scrambling adventure recently :)
Thanks for watching Natalie
ATB
Murray
Great vid as always 👌
Perfect video Murray. .... . 👍
Sad you got ill and I'm delighted ure feeling better.
Making Memories are sounding awesome. You provide a tranquility to camera when you film. That's enjoyable and great you are being a fantastic dad to ure lad. Inspirational Murray.
Can't wait till the birth in December of my first child... wee luca 💙 memories x
Thanks Alan and all the best for December :)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
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Hi Murrary, I've been following your videos for a number of years now. Today, we took our 11 and 8 yr old kids up Stac Pollaidh. We'd been up it about 15 years ago when we did a tour of Scotland for our honeymoon, and so knew the view at the top is brilliant. Happy to say, both kids and adults made it to the top. Kids faired better physically than us oldies. 15 years has taken its toll on us city dwellers. Really windy at the top but the views are so good.
Keep the videos coming.
Fantastic stuff Kenn - hope you all enjoyed the best wee mountain in the world (Stac Pollaidh). I actually took Lewis up there a few weeks ago too and had a great time - video incoming in next few weeks hopefully :)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Hi Murray, well we made it across the pond and this morning we did a nice walk from Lochinver to Achmelvich beach. Not sure if you have ever done this nice stroll but as you said today sometimes its the views from another mountain that can be just as good as climbing the mountain itself. Anyway when we made it up the hill we had a great view back over to Quinag, Canisp, Suilven, a couple of Culs, and Stac Pollaidh. It was magical! Hope you get back to full strength soon and keep posting, we love your videos and they inspire us to get our boots on....
Hope you had a fantastic time - it is a wonderful area. Took Lewis up Stac Pollaidh a few weeks ago (video coming soon) and we had a great time :)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
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Thanks Murray, yesterday was the long walk into Suilven, as mature walkers we planned base camp and a picnic just above Loch na Barrach, that was three hours in so we went up a little ways and then turned and headed back to parking lot at Glen Canisp lodge. Sad to see the lodge is now closed but there is a snack bar there that is open. Today was falls of Kirkcaig to make sure our legs were still attached! It was a pleasant surprise to see the other side of Suilven. Another pleasant walk was up the Ben above Loch Glendhu with fabulous views up the loch and over to Kylesku.
Look forward to the new video and don't let Lewis steal your thunder! ;)
Andrew
Fabulous video , even better with your son , some spectacular still pictures also , the healthy burgers we'll earned , thanks for posting
Ah the healthy campervan food - I swear it’s the only reason he comes as he know he will get junk food on tap !😂😂
@@ScotlandsMountains 😄
Thanks for this lovely video Murray. This is my first visit to your channel and I can see why you’ve got thousands of followers. I am not only enjoying the wonderful scenery but your commentary is excellent too. I am also admiring your video technique and I’m just wondering what microphone you are using. I have bought one or two Bluetooth microphones for my iPhone but they were a bit flimsy or the sound quality was poor, but your audio is very good indeed and it seems well worth to get a clip on mic.
Good to hear you are surviving the Covid episode, it’s a bit of a weird sod.
Thanks John and welcome to the channel - hope you enjoy some of the videos over here 👍
In terms of the microphones - I use the rode wireless microphone- hope that’s of use
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
This has inspired me to go up there next month when we go to the Highlands - even before the official scramble it looks like that's a great place for landscape photography; and not that difficult to get to. :)
Glen Coe is a wonderful area for photography :) have fun when you visit and hope the sun shines for you :)
Thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Hi Murray, brilliant to see and hear that Lewis enjoyed his day in Glencoe, it’s a stunning place. I’ve just got my daughter interested in hiking and she has joined me a few times over the last couple of months in the Lake District. We started off low and just getting her fitness up gradually. Like your son she is loving it. Thanks for sharing your adventure as always! 😀🥾⛰🏴
Got up the pink rib in the springtime this year and just as I reached the end of the scramble then the clag came in and stole the views.
Will hopefully get back up again this year with a group of friends and show them the sights.
always a good excuse to go back and see those fantastic views Alistair :)
Thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Good work Great views..... if you were in Belgium, not so many high points from my perspective(too cryptic)
ATB
Absolutely stunning views!!!Thanks for posting Murray. If you don't mind could you post gpx files or just draw on map where you stopped your car,which way you did go up and return just for a reference for future videos please if that's not too much I'm asking for? I'm planning a few weeks trip to England/Wales/Scotland and your knowledge would save me loads of time preparing for this trip. All the best Kris
Hi Chris - thanks for the comment - check out the excellent Walkhighlands webpage - it has all these details plus links to Google maps for the starting point - also has gpx files and detailed descriptions- best website out there 👍👍 good luck and enjoy your trip to Scotland
Thanks
Murray
@@ScotlandsMountains great,thanks a lot
Wonderful photography of my favourite place. Loved the flowers at the start too. Your son made the scramble look so easy and it’s great that he enjoyed it. Am I right in thinking that the pink rib is part of the ring fault? Perhaps you can enlighten me?
thanks Anne :) afraid I'm not entirely sure - TBH if its a ring not sure there is a start point? it is a fabulous scramble though
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Nothing beats memories apart from making them. Lewis is a trouper, looks like he has your long legs and will be leading you at some time in the future.
As long as you keep these blogs coming I will be watching.
Thanks Melanie - hoping we have many more adventure together over the years :)
Thanks for watching
Murray
Hi Murray, so nice to see Lewis with you and enjoying the scramble. My goodness what views, a great memory made for the treasure chest. Thanks for sharing your day with us, Alioban xx
Having nipped into a local hotel to power up during my final two weeks left hiking to deepest darkest Donegal (no paths) I unexpectedly got to see only your video this time lol :) Fantastic as always. Your son is going to be some serious MOUNTAINEER for sure into the future ) It must be in the genes ! Glencoe is always amazing and your vlogs and photography just make it look even better if that's possible. ATB M
Merky…..I live in Donegal, just wondering how you found the hiking (soft underfoot!!) and how it compares to Western Scotland?
@@FlickSpot boggy boggy boggy and no paths lol but no people away from the honey pots :) always a bonus... :)
Hi Merky - hope you had fun hiking in Donegal - I am away now to check out the hiking in Donegal in a very nice book I was given ;)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Good evening, great video and amazing photos and views. Would you be able to share the exact route you took? Also the gear you have boots, poles trousers etc, would you recommend them and if so what are the products and where please, sorry for so many questions but I'm looking to upgrade my gear as it's falling apart, just looking for some expert advice. Keep up the good work 🙂👍
Hi Paul - I'd love to do this but a bit stretched time wise (struggling to get enough time at the moment!lol) I'll bear it in mind for a future episode if I get round to it
Thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
@@ScotlandsMountains thanks mate, keep up the good work 👍
it looks abit like connemara in ireland
Hey Murray, long-time watcher, fantastic videos! What resources do you use to forecast the weather for your adventures?
Hi James - I usually go between MWIS , me office mountain forecast and the bbc tv forecast (usually leave it till a few days before tho as none are that accurate beyond 48 hrs IMHO 👍👍
@@ScotlandsMountains perfect! Thanks Murray. Keep up the good work!
Really nice video, thank you. Which action cam are you using?
Hi Keith , it is a insta 360 R 360 version on this one :)
Thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
@@ScotlandsMountains thank you!
I think ive missed a few videos but how's the progress on your knee these days? I'm still struggling with descents and runs longer than 20 minutes
Hi- thanks for asking. Knee has been much better but not back to what it was before the pain. Best thing I did was visiting the physio and I have been working hard at keeping up the exercises they gave me to do. I may do an update video on all the things I have done (just need to find the time). Hope you get a fix . The other thing I was recommended by the physio was KT strapping which they showed me the best way to use and I have been using that on every trip too.
Good luck
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
@@ScotlandsMountains Cheers Murray, I've also seen the physio, one actually worked with the 2012 GB athletes, i have slight trust issues with what some physios say and do, as you know some can be a bit.. you know. ive been doing lots of work on quads, glutes etc so probably similiar to yourself. I did try the tape a few years back on a different running injury but i felt it was psychological for me.
good to see you back at it!! all the best
I took my son up The Lawers and it’s put him off,too much like hard work for a millenial!
I had my worst ever accident in the hills on the Pink Rib. Tripped on the way down and fell into a lot of air, bounced a couple of times and came to rest on my backside. Luckily the twice I hit the rock I landed on my ruck sack. I've never actually been in a spinning washing machine but I imagine that's what it was like. Was pretty shook up and it felt like my major organs had been dispersed around my body but managed to shamble back to Kingshouse with no major injuries.
Hope you were ok after Darrin - just goes to show that it only takes one foot misplacement to cause what could've been a serious accident - hope you are ok now
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Have you walked to Sgùrr na Stri on Skye Murray 🤤?
It’s an amazing place - wild camped on it a few years ago 👌 video link below if of interest :
ruclips.net/video/opAWJnD0Jro/видео.html
Not two weeks I stood were you were but as English blood the fly just love me despite having smug on ! Could you educated us how to avoid them ! It would make me walk more in Scotland ! Great nice people of Scotland gave me great time so friendly to everyone. It made me want to join you permanently ! If it was not for attack of flys
The wee beasties can make an outing into a nightmare ! Try going when there is a wee breeze as the midge don’t like the wind 🌬 😂👍 hope you had a fun trip and the beasties didn’t put you off too much 🤞
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
Andreas e ref midges, time to avoid dusk&dawn trees& vegetation jul/august is prime time for the wee blighters, overcast humid little wind. Dry sunny & breezy will be a better time outside, saying that have encountered them 3000 foot plus u a mountain on a sunny day!!!!. But in reduced numbers.
Please, what is the peak like a horn behind you?