Exploring Ardnamurchan Peninsula Most Westerly Point of Mainland Britain
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- Опубликовано: 27 янв 2020
- We went to the Ardnamurchan Peninsula during some bad weather and explored some wild beaches. We like to visit the remote parts of Scotland to get away from people, capitalism, consumerism to help with our mental health. In other words to help remember what is real and to fight against becoming consumerist drones feeding the system.
Then we made a video so that when we are back in urban living with the system attempting to assimilate us we can watch our video so we don't forget and we don't become assimilated. You can watch too if you so wish and I hope that this goes a little way in helping you too.
During our visit to mainland Britian's most westerly point Storm Brendan happened and hit the west coast of Scotland with wind speeds of up to 80mph. I certainly had fun attempting to take some photographs when the storm hit Ardnamurchan Point.
I didn't attempt any video of this though as it seemed too difficult. We also had some great hail showers that made you feel alive. I must remember to try and video these events as they're interesting. Easy to say now I'm at home but those horizontal hail showers penetrated my camera bag wetting some of my gear. Next time I will give it a go, I will try to capture the hail showers and 80mph winds on video.
Some of these photographs can be found on our Instagram pages / britishcoastline or / liz_outandabout .
What a great wee video made all the better by the commentary and haunting music. I was there yesterday but had to go the “long way”as the ferry was off. Added 90 minutes each way. So glad I visited though. I’ll ever forget it. Such beauty and so remote.
Thank you for showing this
Ahhh Mr and Mrs Coast...happy new year.Proper cheered me up when i saw the notification,more so after watching your film.👍
Remembering a funny story my dad told me about his army days in the 1950s.
He was stationed in Devizes in Wiltshire, way down in southern England, for basic training.
The troops were given travel passes, to give them enough time to get home & to return.
Most of the English troops had 1 day passes & most of the Scots had 2 day passes, because obviously Scotland was further & in those days, travel could be difficult.
But amongst the troops, there was a highlander, from Ardnamurchan. He was given a 3 day pass, so he could get home.
nice music add🎉
Superb vid and so brave going in January!!!
January is the best month to visit Scotland.
Literally my dream place to live. Excellent video thanks guys.
You're very welcome.
P.s. although I didn't see Mrs coast do the up-thumb dance, i got a good belly laugh at the sight of her proudly walking along with her decorated branch👍👍
In which video does Mrs Coastline do the up-thumb dance? I would love to replicate this in future videos if it has such a high demand from the main fanbase ie you... Mrs Coastline does like to comb the beaches, we have many jars of sand, rocks, fossils, shells and drift wood.
@@BritishCoastline i'm working at the mo, I'll check out the back catalogue tonight. I'm certain upthumb dance appears in several vidz.👍
@@fraserconnell21 God damn work.... always gets in the way.
@@BritishCoastline I've to work late..☹. However,never mind..I'm off tomorrow. So,we can watch the vids and will report back . Atvb 🤓
Aw it looks so beautiful. Thank you for putting the post on 🥲💚🩵
Fantastic... I love it such beautiful views, scenery and loved your commentary too ❤️ 😍
Haha that was brilliant! Very well edited and the music fits perfectly. Fantastic place 👍
This was our last holiday before the virus came. We were meant to go somewhere in April and June but that didn't happen. Oh well we will have to wait until September now.
@@BritishCoastline look forward to seeing more of your adventures around Scotland! Were the aerial shots in this video done with the mavic mini?
@@wanderingit_ Yes I used the Mavic mini in this video.
Thanks both for another epic vid and just wanted to say that a moments view of Sanna(du) reminds me of why I do the 100 days work to spend one day there. PS turns out I just swapped to a mavic mini too, may have some footage of Exmoor to share in a few weeks.
Thanks for this, lovely job. We’re coming over from Australia, used to stay in those dodgy caravans when I was a kid!
Wonderful video. Beautiful landscape and beautifully shot. Lifts my depression during this terrible lockdown. I've been to 45 countries but Scotland is still my favourite. BTW 'Tioram' means 'dry' in Gaelic.
Thanks for watching my video, Scotland certainly is a beautiful country.
Nicely filmed as usual. Pity you weren't favoured by the weather gods but the area still looked stunning in any weather. Its somewhere I must explore. Great quality drone footage. Is it a Mavic you use?
I'm now using the mavic mini, I sold my spark in favour of having the mini. That was its first flight. Yes Ardnamurchan is definitely worth a visit.
@@BritishCoastline Really! I've just done the same. Sold my Spark and bought a Mavic Mini. The quality was really good which is encouraging!
nice video :)
Castle Tioram (chee-rumm) 👍👍👍🥰
Really like your bit about 'escaping capitalism'. :-) I think it's time we all did.
It is problematic.
Corran Ferry helps you save at least 1 hour drive
08:54 I had over 60 Ticks on me while we were there :)
Oh my. I thought I had the record for ticks when I got about 20 to 30 of them in Jura.