Your shots are as always fantastic! 😍 sorry you didn't try that seafood at the first place but glad you caught up later! Can't imagine how much you enjoyed that drive, the landscapes are incredible! And of course, the Highland cattles are super cute. Awesome video, guys!
Thanks so much!!! Yes, the second seafood place was awesome and one day we'll try Sam's! The drives were brilliant and we so wish we could have taken a Highland Cow home with us 🤣 thanks for watching 👍🏼❤️
Thanks for the blast from the past. I was lucky enough to live and work in Stornoway for two years just over twenty years ago. I spent some of the happiest times on Luskintyre beach and fishing the numerous lochs on the North Harris Estate run out of the Estate office at Amhuinnsuidhe Castle. I only ever drove the Golden Road once but I think I drove every inch of tarmac on the whole island in the two years there. I really need to go back and take my wife who has never been. I was inundated with friends during my time there who wanted to see the islands and I was able to put them up in the four bedroom house that came with my job. The highlight of my time there was getting a trip round the island in the Coastguard Helicopter and being roped out from 100 feet back at the heliport instead of a conventional landing. Maybe it wasn't the best idea to watch Black Hawk Down the night before our trip but we were in good hands.
i love the isles the scenery is most breath taking. i will visit soon after we are all retired from work in 4 more years. the wife wants to see it also.
To really enjoy Scottish or Hebridean views, having a small boat is ideal. I had an inflatable Bombard B1 with a Honda 5 hp outboard on my Scottish tour in 1995. Once I inflated it, I drove around with it on the roof. I visited Harris and Lewis in the Hebrides, but not the Uists. Harris especially was fabulous. 1995 was a very hot summer and the sandy beaches were more like the Caribbean than misty rainy Scotland. On Harris there's a place called Seilebost beach where I launched the boat. Just offshore there's a sizeable uninhabited island called Taransay where there are ruined remains of crofts, so people did once live there. I wanted to go ashore there, but decided not to, because I was afraid I might not be able to restart the outboard, in which case I'd be in big trouble. It was very desolate and isolated. I think they filmed one of those TV "survival " shows on Taransay a few years back. The contestants had to "survive" on an uninhabited island with nothing but television film crews, technicians, medical teams, production staff, as many fully equipped boats as required etc etc etc. I don't know how they got out alive..🤔🤔🙄
What a great video, thanks you guys. I'm in the early stages of planning a trip to Scotland either spring or early fall, 2023. My father's great grand dad, James Wilson came to America in 1862. There were 16 generations of James Wilson's before him, all from the Bathgate / Fife area, just west of Edinburgh. Happy travels, Donald Wilson, Tacoma, Washington.
Hey! What a great family connection! Planning a trip is definitely part of the fun and exciting build up 🙂 We really hope you enjoy your planning and of course the trip, thanks so much for watching and leaving us a comment 👍🏼
Scotland looks so beautiful. Randomly have to say I love your hoody Sarah. Found your videos recently and slowly working my way through them all. Great content guys
Hey Hannah! So glad you found our channel, hope you're enjoying the content so far! Oh yes Scotland is just beautiful, we had the best time on this trip. Awww thanks, can't beat a good hoodie for comfort. Thanks again
This series is awesome. My wife and I are going to Scotland in a few days and this has a bunch of great ideas. I'm going to binge the other episodes now!
Oh fantastic!! That sounds like something we'd love to do! We would dearly love to visit Harris again, it was our favourite Island of the Hebrides! Thanks for watching and have a great trip in June!
This all looks SO beautiful. And we're slightly obsessed with highland steers ever since we met our first one a few years back. Just gorgeous. So glad we found your channel - will be going back and taking a look at some of your past adventures for sure! New subscribers here :)
Aww thanks you guys, that means a lot!! We just subscribed to your channel too, it looks like you have lots of awesome content to enjoy 😊 and thanks so much for watching, we really appreciate it ❤️
I am loving this! You are giving my husband and I a reason to go back to Scotland! :) My husband and I just got back from a two week trip to Scotland and vlogged on our channel Kovaction. Some how we missed seeing the Highland cows. Have subscribed. Have a happy new year!
Ah fantastic, we hope you had a great time!! We'd love to go back right now. Thanks for watching and subscribing too, we'll go check out your channel and do the same 😁
Lovely drone work, and narration too! We are looking forward to our trip to Lewis and Harris this September, so your videos are very helpful. We hoped to visit the Taste N' Sea, but unfortunately, it looks like it has closed down, as least for 2022.
Hi Patricia, thank you so much! We really appreciate it and it makes us so happy if our videos are helpful. You'll have a wonderful time!! Such a shame if Taste n Sea is closed!! But we're sure you'll find some great food! Thanks for watching ❤️
Lobster scampi sounded tasty, so much so that Mac couldn’t help himself 😆 Impressed Sarah was so brave with the cows 🐄 Really enjoyed watching this interesting series, great job once more of showing us around and providing the history 👍
Hehe, Lobster scampi is the way forward!! Those Cows were honestly harmless 😂 so cute!! We really appreciate you watching the series, we have 3 more to come, Lewis and 2 from Skye, so stay tuned!! 😀
Thanks for watching. Of course Harris and Tweed are synonymous, but we were there for a very short time and wanted to capture what we could. There are definitely others who can present the famous Harris Tweed much better than we could. Thanks for the feedback though 👍
Your shots are as always fantastic! 😍 sorry you didn't try that seafood at the first place but glad you caught up later! Can't imagine how much you enjoyed that drive, the landscapes are incredible! And of course, the Highland cattles are super cute. Awesome video, guys!
Thanks so much!!! Yes, the second seafood place was awesome and one day we'll try Sam's! The drives were brilliant and we so wish we could have taken a Highland Cow home with us 🤣 thanks for watching 👍🏼❤️
Thanks for the blast from the past. I was lucky enough to live and work in Stornoway for two years just over twenty years ago. I spent some of the happiest times on Luskintyre beach and fishing the numerous lochs on the North Harris Estate run out of the Estate office at Amhuinnsuidhe Castle. I only ever drove the Golden Road once but I think I drove every inch of tarmac on the whole island in the two years there. I really need to go back and take my wife who has never been. I was inundated with friends during my time there who wanted to see the islands and I was able to put them up in the four bedroom house that came with my job. The highlight of my time there was getting a trip round the island in the Coastguard Helicopter and being roped out from 100 feet back at the heliport instead of a conventional landing. Maybe it wasn't the best idea to watch Black Hawk Down the night before our trip but we were in good hands.
Hi John! Thanks for sharing your great memories with us, it's wonderful to think that watching our video evokes such memories 👍
i love the isles the scenery is most breath taking. i will visit soon after we are all retired from work in 4 more years. the wife wants to see it also.
We hope those 4 years go quickly and you enjoy your visit! Thanks for watching
To really enjoy Scottish or Hebridean views, having a small boat is ideal. I had an inflatable Bombard B1 with a Honda 5 hp outboard on my Scottish tour in 1995. Once I inflated it, I drove around with it on the roof.
I visited Harris and Lewis in the Hebrides, but not the Uists. Harris especially was fabulous. 1995 was a very hot summer and the sandy beaches were more like the Caribbean than misty rainy Scotland. On Harris there's a place called Seilebost beach where I launched the boat. Just offshore there's a sizeable uninhabited island called Taransay where there are ruined remains of crofts, so people did once live there. I wanted to go ashore there, but decided not to, because I was afraid I might not be able to restart the outboard, in which case I'd be in big trouble. It was very desolate and isolated. I think they filmed one of those TV "survival " shows on Taransay a few years back. The contestants had to "survive" on an uninhabited island with nothing but television film crews, technicians, medical teams, production staff, as many fully equipped boats as required etc etc etc. I don't know how they got out alive..🤔🤔🙄
I was born on Harris but never returned. Need to visit soon
Oh wow! Yes we hope you do, it's a beautiful place
What a great video, thanks you guys. I'm in the early stages of planning a trip to Scotland either spring or early fall, 2023. My father's great grand dad, James Wilson came to America in 1862. There were 16 generations of James Wilson's before him, all from the Bathgate / Fife area, just west of Edinburgh. Happy travels, Donald Wilson, Tacoma, Washington.
Hey! What a great family connection! Planning a trip is definitely part of the fun and exciting build up 🙂 We really hope you enjoy your planning and of course the trip, thanks so much for watching and leaving us a comment 👍🏼
Thanks for mentioning Sam's Seafood Shack...Harris is heaven. Yet another great video...stop it with the scrumptious food...I'm super jealous 🤣🥰😋😋👍
Isn't Harris wonderful? We really didn't want to leave! We were honestly so gutted that Sam's was closed but we'll definitely get there again one day!
Scotland looks so beautiful. Randomly have to say I love your hoody Sarah. Found your videos recently and slowly working my way through them all. Great content guys
Hey Hannah! So glad you found our channel, hope you're enjoying the content so far! Oh yes Scotland is just beautiful, we had the best time on this trip. Awww thanks, can't beat a good hoodie for comfort. Thanks again
This series is awesome. My wife and I are going to Scotland in a few days and this has a bunch of great ideas. I'm going to binge the other episodes now!
Oh that's fantastic!! Thanks so much for checking them out! Hope you have a great time!!!
Really love the Scottish highlands and one of my favourite places to visit
Oh isn't it beautiful? We can't wait to go back again!!
We'll be heading back for our second Harris trip in June, hoping to kayak over to Taransay and camp a few nights. Great video!
Oh fantastic!! That sounds like something we'd love to do! We would dearly love to visit Harris again, it was our favourite Island of the Hebrides! Thanks for watching and have a great trip in June!
This all looks SO beautiful. And we're slightly obsessed with highland steers ever since we met our first one a few years back. Just gorgeous. So glad we found your channel - will be going back and taking a look at some of your past adventures for sure! New subscribers here :)
Aww thanks you guys, that means a lot!! We just subscribed to your channel too, it looks like you have lots of awesome content to enjoy 😊 and thanks so much for watching, we really appreciate it ❤️
@@MacSarah awh thank you so much!!
Such beautiful place guys, even the weather a bit gloomy out there .
Thanks for sharing with us for your beautiful journey
Thank you! Yes, no matter what the weather has in store, its still so beautiful!
Another great vlog. The seafood feast looked amazing and got Kim salivating.
Oh thanks friends! Oh my gosh that food was soooo tasty!! Thanks for watching 😁
Such a cool place! Those drones shots are beautiful. Can't wait to see more from this trip.
Oh thanks so much!! It really is such a beautiful place. Thanks for watching!!
So glad you managed to find some seafood after the initial disappointment. This was such a beautiful video with some excellent shots 🤩
Hey thanks so much! And that seafood was suuuuper yummy!! ❤️🏴
I am loving this! You are giving my husband and I a reason to go back to Scotland! :) My husband and I just got back from a two week trip to Scotland and vlogged on our channel Kovaction. Some how we missed seeing the Highland cows. Have subscribed. Have a happy new year!
Ah fantastic, we hope you had a great time!! We'd love to go back right now. Thanks for watching and subscribing too, we'll go check out your channel and do the same 😁
Lovely drone work, and narration too! We are looking forward to our trip to Lewis and Harris this September, so your videos are very helpful.
We hoped to visit the Taste N' Sea, but unfortunately, it looks like it has closed down, as least for 2022.
Hi Patricia, thank you so much! We really appreciate it and it makes us so happy if our videos are helpful. You'll have a wonderful time!! Such a shame if Taste n Sea is closed!! But we're sure you'll find some great food! Thanks for watching ❤️
Lobster scampi sounded tasty, so much so that Mac couldn’t help himself 😆 Impressed Sarah was so brave with the cows 🐄 Really enjoyed watching this interesting series, great job once more of showing us around and providing the history 👍
Hehe, Lobster scampi is the way forward!! Those Cows were honestly harmless 😂 so cute!! We really appreciate you watching the series, we have 3 more to come, Lewis and 2 from Skye, so stay tuned!! 😀
Nice road traveling video....enjoyed....Greetings from Travel China....cheers...!!!
Thanks so much! Sending our best wishes to China!
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That foooooood 🙌🏻🙌🏻
😋 Right? It was delicious!!!
Can I ask what time of year this was that you visited?
Of course, this was September
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Sorry, and not one word about the famous tweed ?!
Thanks for watching. Of course Harris and Tweed are synonymous, but we were there for a very short time and wanted to capture what we could. There are definitely others who can present the famous Harris Tweed much better than we could. Thanks for the feedback though 👍