Sgurr na Ciche, Knoydart. July 2017

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
  • I've not been able to get out into the hills for a while for one reason and another so as soon as I saw that the weather forecast was good for my day off I decided to go big. 3 remote munros from the head of Loch Arkaig was the plan and I knew it wouldn't be an easy day. A long walk in, midges, clegs and boggy ground made sure I knew I'd had a hard day out, but the views more than made up for it. It took me a little longer than I expected and if I'm honest I think it would've made more sense to camp overnight and enjoy the walk over 2 days, but all in all it was a good day out.

Комментарии • 13

  • @johnmccarron
    @johnmccarron 3 года назад +1

    I often wonder when walking these hills, who build these walls, and I mean I "wonder" love the vid. Well done.

    • @MarkBeecroft
      @MarkBeecroft  3 года назад

      Thanks John, I often do the same, and marvel at the effort that’s gone into them. Built by hand, with the stones carried in, not dropped by helicopter, and then carefully positioned, spanning mile after mile. No mean feat!

  • @becketmp
    @becketmp 4 года назад +1

    Was there beginning of June 1988,very hot and very clear,we did the three from the so riles,lucky to have had a boat,extremely dehydrated ,Want to go back .

  • @DeniseHewitt
    @DeniseHewitt 2 года назад

    Stunning Video! Thanks for Sharing! - Denise

  • @markvasquezphotography9306
    @markvasquezphotography9306 7 лет назад +1

    Excellent mark loved every minute of it 👌

    • @MarkBeecroft
      @MarkBeecroft  7 лет назад +1

      mark vasquez Thanks Mark, it’s got an amazing feeling of remoteness out there. I’d definitely recommend it 👌🏼

  • @milesfromanywhere.
    @milesfromanywhere. 7 лет назад +1

    Stunning vid in a fantastic area. It brought it all back to me as I wild camped this route last year. Tfs, Atb Dave

    • @MarkBeecroft
      @MarkBeecroft  7 лет назад +1

      Miles from anywhere Thanks Dave, it was hard going at times, very boggy for the most part, but well worth it for the views. If I was going to do it again I'd definitely think about camping overnight. Atb Mark

  • @Intake33
    @Intake33 4 года назад +2

    Great video. Hope to do the same next May

    • @MarkBeecroft
      @MarkBeecroft  4 года назад

      Intake33 Thanks. You’ve probably picked the best month to go for it, no midges and the weather is usually fairly settled, fingers crossed!

  • @kennycunn1
    @kennycunn1 4 года назад +1

    Takes me back as I did these three years ago with no views on an overcast misty day. Love to go back for the views

  • @paultrussy
    @paultrussy 6 лет назад +1

    It's interesting that whilst your movies are really high quality, your stills are less so with modest resolution and colour rendering that to me is not as true-colour (at least that's how my eyes see it!). I'm just wondering whether this is deliberate? In general I would expect movie content to be lower q than the stills but you likely have good reason for all this. Not criticism but just genuinely interested in your excellent content 😎

    • @MarkBeecroft
      @MarkBeecroft  6 лет назад +1

      Paul Truswell Always happy to take constructive feedback Paul, so thank you. I can’t remember whether I used my Nikon for the stills on this one or if I just used the GoPro. Either way, I’ve got to agree and say the stills are a bit lacklustre on some of my videos, although in my defence I’m not a photographer by any stretch, very much a point and shoot. I do occasionally process my photos in Lightroom but again, don’t really know what I’m doing so sometimes I get it right, other times I don’t. I do sometimes have a tendency to ‘over process’ and have tried to steer away from doing so. I’ve also found that shots that look ok on my laptop can look pretty poor once uploaded to RUclips or, even worse, Instagram. I’m hoping to get some more videos put up soon so it’d be interesting to get your feedback on those too if you watch them.