Good evening Chloe, This is truly spectacular and you shine with joy, vitality and your face is simply radiant. You seem to have found your home in Scotland. God bless you always Chloe, Adele X
Hi Chloe..I've just found your channel. It is wonderful! From your stunning photography, your beautiful choice of words, the beautiful music and your infectious sense of joy, it easily rivals any professional production. Truly small works of art. I see you haven't posted for a long time. I hope all is well with you and that you bring us more of your joyous work very soon. Thanks so much! x
Thanks Andy! I am very well thank you, just been taking a lot of time to recharge (which has involved a lot of time outdoors!). I hope you're well too... and bet you're looking forward to your trip to Kinlochleven. Such a special area.
Hi Chloe 😊 Been catching up on your videos, I think if there was ever an advert for Visit Scotland you’ve just made! A great selection of the sottish beaches, mountains and seasons. I’m sold! Hope you’ve been having a lovely summer adventuring.
The vibe in this video is nice! Especially around 5:30. It's looks so peaceful 🙌I would love to revisit Scotland someday.. It is such a beautiful country! Great video, I enjoyed watching it 😊 Have a great day. Best regards Simon
Hi Chloe ! Lovely surprise this morning to see this video. I hope everything is good with you & as always, you're worth the wait. I hope you enjoyed your climb up Meall a Bhuchaille. I climbed up from Ryvoan bothy & then continued along the ridge to Cregan Gorm & Craiggowrie before descending back to the Reindeer centre. That was on my last trip there in 2020. Fantastic shot of that Crossbill. I've heard them & MIGHT have seen one but it's so hard to identify species in the thick pine canopy in the Rothiemurchus & Abernethy forests as you know. And there's the Scottish Crossbill ! Lord knows how you'd tell the difference ! I've missed you so much but please only make your video's at the pace which suits you - it shouldn't feel like a job. See you next time my friend x
Hi Michael! Really lovely to talk again. All is well with me... I got myself a little burned out hence the break, but now I feel re energised again. Thank you for your comment at pacing videos as suits me, I will definitely be doing that going forward to make this sustainable, so it's lovely to have your support. I was wondering if you'd recognise Meall a Bhuchaille! You've always recognised everywhere I've been in the Cairngorms so far. I did consider including its name in my voice over, but blow me down if I know how to pronounce it! You are spot on... spotting any bird can be a bit of a trial in the thick pine forests, let alone a Crossbill. My friend who's a bird whizz says the only real way to tell all the species apart is their calls, but that's way above my current knowledge level of them! x
Thank you Hannah! I saw that Scout took her first steps while you were there on your Instagram... yet another special memory and tie to the area, it must feel even more special every time you visit. I love it too... it sure does grab your heart and not let it go!
Hi Chloe, this was a fantastic video. We really enjoyed it. We loved scotland a lot when we took our motorhome there. So many fantastic nature scenes. We just hated the midges of course. Nice video
Oh Chloe! So good to see you back again. This is a lovely video and certainly shows off Scotland's beauty. I'm so glad you didn't go in that water 🥶 and I'm so glad you got to see the crossbills, fabulous. Oh and those sheep - wowser. Good to have you back on our screen again 🥰
Thank you so much Lynn! 🥰 It's lovely to be back with you all. I am glad I didn't go in that water either, not swimming friendly 😂 I hope you've been well and enjoying the beauty of the South Downs - I absolutely love it come Spring there.
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Oh yes, it's good to have you back. Still enjoying the South Downs, walkies with our dog. It's starting to look even more beautiful at this time of year, two of my favourite months, March and April with the blossom and new life
@@lynnb_and_ky_springer_spaniel Mine too... Spring is my favourite time of year. Albeit with the recent dump of snow in the south, it felt more like winter this week!
Aww, it's great to see you back on RUclips again Chloe. Loved this video so much as Scotland is my happy place and seeing it through your eyes has made me want to go back again very soon. We were up in the Cairngorms last October for a week and will be back up to Kinlochleven in April. It can't come soon enough. x
Thank you Alex 😊 I'm so glad you enjoyed this one. I can really relate to how you feel, it's become my happy place too, it really is food for the soul. Going to Kinlochleven sounds amazing... I've only been to that area once, but I absolutely loved it. So beautiful (but then again, where in Scotland isn't!). I hope time doesn't go too slowly for you, and that April swings around soon!x
Hello Chole, we have not heard from you for some time now. Hope that you are still having outdoor adventures and are healthy. ATB Cheers from the mountains of NZ ☺☺
Thank you so much Shelley... there's just something about the landscapes up here that makes my spirit soar! It really does feel like a magical life at times :)
First comment wooooo nice to see your back Chloe, always calming and relaxing to watch 😊 come march/April spring times is when the adventures start for me again. For now I’ll let you inspire me with the vids.
Thank you Tom! I'm so glad you find them relaxing, I always hope to share that feeling. Spring time always marked the start of adventures for me too until I moved up here. Winter in Sussex where I used to live is pretty grey and rainy! Up here with the snow and mountains it encourages you to stay out. I still am very excited for spring though... all the birdsong, flowers and sweet spring air 😊
Some parts of Scotland remind me of parts of my beloved mountains over here, but it does seem strange with the lack of trees. (7.30). Our bush line goes up to 1200+ m. Enjoyed the relaxing video and your relaxing voice and verbal playful poetry. ATB Cheers from the mountains of NZ 😀😀
Yes, the lack of trees is not natural at all... Scotland is beautiful, but most of it is a very man-made landscape. It should be covered in trees, but most of them were cleared out long ago, so all the slopes tend to be open. There are a lot of projects to reforest the land, but naturally, that will take a lot of time! Thank you, I always love hearing from you! 😀
Aw Chloe fantastic to see you back with a brilliant video and as usual a beautiful narration! Loved it, fresh snow and mountains; and a Seal thrown in for good measure. I work part time in a Christian retreat / guest house, and do the gardens on the grounds. And I love my visitation from the local Robin always waiting for me to turn the soil; I always find it a privilage when they will come so close. I have not been in Lossiemouth for years, and used to visit a friend in Elgin which is a lovely wee town up there. Again Chloe thanks for sharing this with us and your wonderful videos which are always done with love and care. Love out to you and the family. God bless.
Thank you so much Daniel - it's lovely to be back! Robins do feel rather special don't they. I think we have a tendency to overlook the more common birds simply because they are always around, but robins seem to have bypassed that and always steal our hearts. I absolutely love watching them, especially the one that lives in my garden and guards it ferociously! What are the chances... I actually live in Elgin! So you know my area quite well. It's a pleasure to share these little trips with you... thank you truly for taking the time to watch them. All the very best to you :)
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Wow small world,and you have a perfect area there to explore plenty of places. So glad you are setling in so well up here in Scotland. And you are right, we ovelook those less terratorial birds that one glance and they are off. Where the Robin and his/her terratorial nature is less shy. We have a female pheasant who is quite tame and comes pritty close to me also in the garden. You also have Elgin Cathedral and I believe from what I remember some kind of mill.
@@daniel.d2150 It really is a small world! Yes we have the cathedral (or what's left of it!), but what I really love most of all about the town is its location, so well placed to explore so many wonderful areas of Scotland. I love the sound of pheasants, I really associate it with spring/summer and rural areas. But I've never get close to any before, they always fly away! It must be lovely to get so close to one in your garden.
@@daniel.d2150 Hi Daniel, lovely to hear from you, thanks for checking in :) Yes, all good at this end! I've been taking a lot of time to just live life/focus on other priorities... still deciding what to do about making videos. I hope all is well at your end :)
Glad to see you back! Been waiting for a new video and it was a great random sampler of the last couple months! Don't make us wait so long next time ;) Seriously tho, awesome vid.
Haha, I can only apologise - it's lovely to be back! A very unintentional but needed long break... I shan't disappear for that long again! Thanks for sticking with me and I'm so glad you enjoyed this one. Did you ever get the conditions needed for your ideal winter camp?
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Breaks are totally necessary and we all understand. ;) And life just gets busy also. But know we all enjoy your vids. No, we've had a very strange- but nice- winter here. The severe arctic blast aside Christmas week we've had a very mild winter with little to no snow. Rain mostly and above freezing, hence a lot of mud. Our temps have been running from just above freezing to some days, single days in the range of 22 to 24c. And again what would or should have normally been snow events has been rain and 3 to 5c. Wet miserable conditions as you experienced the one trip. The warm days are random and undependable or I'd be out in them. None-the-less, mid to late March is our usual break in weather and able to get out to the normal trips. Maybe, Just maybe, we'll have our sometimes usual "March snowstorm" and I'll get my snow camp in yet. Always look forward to yours. Great narration and scene vids. Keep up the good work.
@@tentcampingwiththeoldfolks Wow, that's a lot of variation in temperature, especially for winter time. That weather sounds a lot like my experience of winters in the south of england - we've mostly lost the colder temperatures now, so there's just a lot of rain. We are still due a March snowstorm ourselves, but I'm not sure it'll come. Maybe we both have one last chance for proper snow, who knows! I always get excited this time of year for the change into spring though... so much to look forward to. Thank for your kind words, they make me smile 🙂
So good to see you back on the screen. I can’t believe where the time has gone, August seams like yesterday. Loch Garten has a few great campervan spots and is a wonderful part of the Caledonian Forest to put my canoe in and wet my paddle. Can’t believe how much snow was there, amazing! Keep them coming Chloe. X
I know... where did the time go?! Every time it snows I am trying to make the most of it... it'll be summer again before we know it. It was definitely the biggest dump of snow we've seen this winter when I filmed that woodland stroll! I also did actually end up getting stuck in a car park... not the Loch Garten one, but another I stopped off in on the way home. Luckily a very kind soul was around and helped shovel me out! Thanks for all the support in recent weeks Haydn. It's good to be back :) x
Hahaha, how could I forget?!?! When you see them in such large numbers like that, you start to really see his point! I hope you can get back to Scotland soon if you wish too... if I leave for just a few days now, I already miss it!
Good evening Chloe,
This is truly spectacular and you shine with joy, vitality and your face is simply radiant. You seem to have found your home in Scotland.
God bless you always Chloe,
Adele X
Hi Chloe..I've just found your channel. It is wonderful! From your stunning photography, your beautiful choice of words, the beautiful music and your infectious sense of joy, it easily rivals any professional production. Truly small works of art. I see you haven't posted for a long time. I hope all is well with you and that you bring us more of your joyous work very soon. Thanks so much! x
Loved this Chloe. Great to see you back, hope you're well.
Thanks Andy! I am very well thank you, just been taking a lot of time to recharge (which has involved a lot of time outdoors!). I hope you're well too... and bet you're looking forward to your trip to Kinlochleven. Such a special area.
@@ChloeRoseHarrison yes, up there over Easter and can't wait!
Hi Chloe 😊 Been catching up on your videos, I think if there was ever an advert for Visit Scotland you’ve just made! A great selection of the sottish beaches, mountains and seasons. I’m sold! Hope you’ve been having a lovely summer adventuring.
The vibe in this video is nice! Especially around 5:30. It's looks so peaceful 🙌I would love to revisit Scotland someday.. It is such a beautiful country! Great video, I enjoyed watching it 😊 Have a great day.
Best regards
Simon
Hi Chloe ! Lovely surprise this morning to see this video. I hope everything is good with you & as always, you're worth the wait. I hope you enjoyed your climb up Meall a Bhuchaille. I climbed up from Ryvoan bothy & then continued along the ridge to Cregan Gorm & Craiggowrie before descending back to the Reindeer centre. That was on my last trip there in 2020. Fantastic shot of that Crossbill. I've heard them & MIGHT have seen one but it's so hard to identify species in the thick pine canopy in the Rothiemurchus & Abernethy forests as you know. And there's the Scottish Crossbill ! Lord knows how you'd tell the difference ! I've missed you so much but please only make your video's at the pace which suits you - it shouldn't feel like a job. See you next time my friend x
Hi Michael! Really lovely to talk again. All is well with me... I got myself a little burned out hence the break, but now I feel re energised again. Thank you for your comment at pacing videos as suits me, I will definitely be doing that going forward to make this sustainable, so it's lovely to have your support. I was wondering if you'd recognise Meall a Bhuchaille! You've always recognised everywhere I've been in the Cairngorms so far. I did consider including its name in my voice over, but blow me down if I know how to pronounce it! You are spot on... spotting any bird can be a bit of a trial in the thick pine forests, let alone a Crossbill. My friend who's a bird whizz says the only real way to tell all the species apart is their calls, but that's way above my current knowledge level of them! x
Thanks for the inspiring video's always a great watch... Just amazing
What a lovely oratory voice you have.Aye! The best wee country in the world 👍🏴😍.✊🙏❤️
Thank you John! I couldn't agree more... I was born in England, but Scotland's got my heart now! It's really got it all 😊
Good to see you again Chloe!! We have just got back home after our annual trip to Aviemore...we love the Cairngorms 😍
Thank you Hannah! I saw that Scout took her first steps while you were there on your Instagram... yet another special memory and tie to the area, it must feel even more special every time you visit. I love it too... it sure does grab your heart and not let it go!
Hope you are well and all is good. Miss your smiling face and videos!
Hi Chloe, this was a fantastic video. We really enjoyed it. We loved scotland a lot when we took our motorhome there. So many fantastic nature scenes. We just hated the midges of course. Nice video
Oh Chloe! So good to see you back again. This is a lovely video and certainly shows off Scotland's beauty. I'm so glad you didn't go in that water 🥶 and I'm so glad you got to see the crossbills, fabulous. Oh and those sheep - wowser. Good to have you back on our screen again 🥰
Thank you so much Lynn! 🥰 It's lovely to be back with you all. I am glad I didn't go in that water either, not swimming friendly 😂 I hope you've been well and enjoying the beauty of the South Downs - I absolutely love it come Spring there.
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Oh yes, it's good to have you back. Still enjoying the South Downs, walkies with our dog. It's starting to look even more beautiful at this time of year, two of my favourite months, March and April with the blossom and new life
@@lynnb_and_ky_springer_spaniel Mine too... Spring is my favourite time of year. Albeit with the recent dump of snow in the south, it felt more like winter this week!
Aww, it's great to see you back on RUclips again Chloe. Loved this video so much as Scotland is my happy place and seeing it through your eyes has made me want to go back again very soon. We were up in the Cairngorms last October for a week and will be back up to Kinlochleven in April. It can't come soon enough. x
Thank you Alex 😊 I'm so glad you enjoyed this one. I can really relate to how you feel, it's become my happy place too, it really is food for the soul. Going to Kinlochleven sounds amazing... I've only been to that area once, but I absolutely loved it. So beautiful (but then again, where in Scotland isn't!). I hope time doesn't go too slowly for you, and that April swings around soon!x
Hello Chole, we have not heard from you for some time now. Hope that you are still having outdoor adventures and are healthy. ATB Cheers from the mountains of NZ ☺☺
So good to see you again, Chloe. The sun on your face, the joy in your voice, the adventure in your spirit...magic!
Thank you so much Shelley... there's just something about the landscapes up here that makes my spirit soar! It really does feel like a magical life at times :)
First comment wooooo nice to see your back Chloe, always calming and relaxing to watch 😊 come march/April spring times is when the adventures start for me again. For now I’ll let you inspire me with the vids.
Thank you Tom! I'm so glad you find them relaxing, I always hope to share that feeling. Spring time always marked the start of adventures for me too until I moved up here. Winter in Sussex where I used to live is pretty grey and rainy! Up here with the snow and mountains it encourages you to stay out. I still am very excited for spring though... all the birdsong, flowers and sweet spring air 😊
Some parts of Scotland remind me of parts of my beloved mountains over here, but it does seem strange with the lack of trees. (7.30). Our bush line goes up to 1200+ m. Enjoyed the relaxing video and your relaxing voice and verbal playful poetry. ATB Cheers from the mountains of NZ 😀😀
Yes, the lack of trees is not natural at all... Scotland is beautiful, but most of it is a very man-made landscape. It should be covered in trees, but most of them were cleared out long ago, so all the slopes tend to be open. There are a lot of projects to reforest the land, but naturally, that will take a lot of time! Thank you, I always love hearing from you! 😀
Aw Chloe fantastic to see you back with a brilliant video and as usual a beautiful narration!
Loved it, fresh snow and mountains; and a Seal thrown in for good measure.
I work part time in a Christian retreat / guest house, and do the gardens on the grounds.
And I love my visitation from the local Robin always waiting for me to turn the soil; I always find it a privilage when they will come so close.
I have not been in Lossiemouth for years, and used to visit a friend in Elgin which is a lovely wee town up there.
Again Chloe thanks for sharing this with us and your wonderful videos which are always done with love and care. Love out to you and the family.
God bless.
Thank you so much Daniel - it's lovely to be back! Robins do feel rather special don't they. I think we have a tendency to overlook the more common birds simply because they are always around, but robins seem to have bypassed that and always steal our hearts. I absolutely love watching them, especially the one that lives in my garden and guards it ferociously! What are the chances... I actually live in Elgin! So you know my area quite well. It's a pleasure to share these little trips with you... thank you truly for taking the time to watch them. All the very best to you :)
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Wow small world,and you have a perfect area there to explore plenty of places. So glad you are setling in so well up here in Scotland. And you are right, we ovelook those less terratorial birds that one glance and they are off.
Where the Robin and his/her terratorial nature is less shy.
We have a female pheasant who is quite tame and comes pritty close to me also in the garden.
You also have Elgin Cathedral and I believe
from what I remember some kind of mill.
@@daniel.d2150 It really is a small world! Yes we have the cathedral (or what's left of it!), but what I really love most of all about the town is its location, so well placed to explore so many wonderful areas of Scotland. I love the sound of pheasants, I really associate it with spring/summer and rural areas. But I've never get close to any before, they always fly away! It must be lovely to get so close to one in your garden.
@@ChloeRoseHarrison OOps missed this reply.
Hopeing you are okay not heard from you in a while.
You all doing okay?
@@daniel.d2150 Hi Daniel, lovely to hear from you, thanks for checking in :) Yes, all good at this end! I've been taking a lot of time to just live life/focus on other priorities... still deciding what to do about making videos. I hope all is well at your end :)
I can recommend my hometown of Kinross & loch leven for a adventure too x
Glad to see you back! Been waiting for a new video and it was a great random sampler of the last couple months! Don't make us wait so long next time ;) Seriously tho, awesome vid.
Haha, I can only apologise - it's lovely to be back! A very unintentional but needed long break... I shan't disappear for that long again! Thanks for sticking with me and I'm so glad you enjoyed this one. Did you ever get the conditions needed for your ideal winter camp?
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Breaks are totally necessary and we all understand. ;) And life just gets busy also. But know we all enjoy your vids. No, we've had a very strange- but nice- winter here. The severe arctic blast aside Christmas week we've had a very mild winter with little to no snow. Rain mostly and above freezing, hence a lot of mud. Our temps have been running from just above freezing to some days, single days in the range of 22 to 24c. And again what would or should have normally been snow events has been rain and 3 to 5c. Wet miserable conditions as you experienced the one trip. The warm days are random and undependable or I'd be out in them. None-the-less, mid to late March is our usual break in weather and able to get out to the normal trips. Maybe, Just maybe, we'll have our sometimes usual "March snowstorm" and I'll get my snow camp in yet. Always look forward to yours. Great narration and scene vids. Keep up the good work.
@@tentcampingwiththeoldfolks Wow, that's a lot of variation in temperature, especially for winter time. That weather sounds a lot like my experience of winters in the south of england - we've mostly lost the colder temperatures now, so there's just a lot of rain. We are still due a March snowstorm ourselves, but I'm not sure it'll come. Maybe we both have one last chance for proper snow, who knows! I always get excited this time of year for the change into spring though... so much to look forward to. Thank for your kind words, they make me smile 🙂
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So good to see you back on the screen. I can’t believe where the time has gone, August seams like yesterday.
Loch Garten has a few great campervan spots and is a wonderful part of the Caledonian Forest to put my canoe in and wet my paddle.
Can’t believe how much snow was there, amazing!
Keep them coming Chloe. X
I know... where did the time go?! Every time it snows I am trying to make the most of it... it'll be summer again before we know it. It was definitely the biggest dump of snow we've seen this winter when I filmed that woodland stroll! I also did actually end up getting stuck in a car park... not the Loch Garten one, but another I stopped off in on the way home. Luckily a very kind soul was around and helped shovel me out! Thanks for all the support in recent weeks Haydn. It's good to be back :) x
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Any time! X
Remember the sheepquote of George Monbiot ;) Time to go back to Scotland... It has been to long!
Hahaha, how could I forget?!?! When you see them in such large numbers like that, you start to really see his point! I hope you can get back to Scotland soon if you wish too... if I leave for just a few days now, I already miss it!
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Thank you! It is a truly beautiful country, I love being able to share it with you.
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Thank you for taking the time to watch!
Ill be walking jogle, do younknow best spots ro xamp or best route through scotland?
How did you land up here??
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