Class video Graham mate and what an absolutely fantastic place for camping 🏕 👌 Good to see you eating bait that's not out of date ha ha 😀 I'll be watching part 2 after work tonight, all the best Chris 👍
Thanks mate, was a brilliant place to explore and camp, I'd be up there much more often if it wasn't for the 8 hour drive. Quite enjoyed food that wasn't out of date, might do more of that 😆Cheers for watching and commenting👍
Awww lovely Graham, good to see the guys out again! Have walked to Sandwood Bay myself... a cracking area.... there were people camping on the beach then. It is said that the beach is haunted and you can feel a presence there, so maybe there was something in your dream! 😄
I’d love to think it was haunted, I read about ghostly sailors and fierce mermaids before I went. It def has a very special feel about the place. Thanks for watching!
I love Scotland, where the mountains reach the sea and is turquoise and clear. I believe the colour maybe caused by a type of microscopic marine algae living in large numbers in the upper layer of the sea. It's a bit of a drive but well worth the effort to get there. Thanks for sharing.
Petrol cost us £195. Not too bad when it's split a few ways. The whole Cape Wrath Peninsula is so interesting, so much to explore. I reckon that duegar hid in the boot😆
Great vid, am very jealous of your camping spot. We were there in October but just for the afternoon. It really is a stunning place to be. Anyway, enjoyed your vid, so you have a new subscriber :) Andy
I have great memories of this trip. It’s just a stunning little part of the world. Sandwood Bay was fantastic, such a beautiful place to camp, ATB, Graham 👍
great video as usual, bothy's are great, beaches are fab up there, been on a fair few with the dogs, overall i prefer the Highlands Glencoe up to Ullapool with the glens and trees, looks a great trip with your mates, will watch part two now. keep em coming
Thanks, I’m not too familiar with Glencoe, definitely a place I’d like to explore. The bothies felt like they had real history to them- fascinating. Thanks for your comments 👍
Ghostly sailors, mermaids and perhaps now the ghost of Sandy himself. Vikings used to use the area too. It's got a lovely wild feel- you can believe stuff like that up there!
@@grahamswildcamping I’ve read the account of the mermaid just down the coast near Sheigra ! Amazing ! The Vikings named Cape Wrath as their turning point. Sand wood Bay looked awesome too 👍
Hi, we crossed the outflow of the loch and found some beautiful flat pitches nearby, but the whole area is so fantastic you’ll be spoiled for choice. Have a great night! Best wishes, Graham
That's a canny drive but what a fantastic location looked stunning scenery looking forward to seeing part two atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
A canny drive indeed but worth it and not too bad when the driving is all shared. Really enjoyed it up there. Thanks!
Class video Graham mate and what an absolutely fantastic place for camping 🏕 👌 Good to see you eating bait that's not out of date ha ha 😀 I'll be watching part 2 after work tonight, all the best Chris 👍
Thanks mate, was a brilliant place to explore and camp, I'd be up there much more often if it wasn't for the 8 hour drive. Quite enjoyed food that wasn't out of date, might do more of that 😆Cheers for watching and commenting👍
Really enjoyed this Graham . Thanks for the shout out about the bloody Mary!
They’re the best ! 😂
Such a beautiful area. Worth the drive!
Totally! Such a beautiful, remote feel and the sound of breakers on the shore and the sight of Am Buchaille were perfect to fall asleep to.
Nice video Graham. Wishing you a wonderful week.
Thanks very much, lovely place to explore up there, have a good week too mate 👍
Awww lovely Graham, good to see the guys out again! Have walked to Sandwood Bay myself... a cracking area.... there were people camping on the beach then. It is said that the beach is haunted and you can feel a presence there, so maybe there was something in your dream! 😄
I’d love to think it was haunted, I read about ghostly sailors and fierce mermaids before I went. It def has a very special feel about the place. Thanks for watching!
I love Scotland, where the mountains reach the sea and is turquoise and clear. I believe the colour maybe caused by a type of microscopic marine algae living in large numbers in the upper layer of the sea. It's a bit of a drive but well worth the effort to get there. Thanks for sharing.
It's a wonderful bit of the country up there. Didn't know about the algae- I'll look into that, cheers ,🤘 Graham
Looked amazing, must get up there soon before the diesel is £2 a litre.
Looking forward to part two
The duergar must've been a fit un😂
Petrol cost us £195. Not too bad when it's split a few ways. The whole Cape Wrath Peninsula is so interesting, so much to explore. I reckon that duegar hid in the boot😆
Stunning that mate, what a location👌🏻 Just getting on with part 2 now. Great stuff mate👍🏻
Such an atmospheric place to camp. I loved it. Thanks very much Mark 🤘
Great vid, am very jealous of your camping spot. We were there in October but just for the afternoon. It really is a stunning place to be. Anyway, enjoyed your vid, so you have a new subscriber :) Andy
I have great memories of this trip. It’s just a stunning little part of the world. Sandwood Bay was fantastic, such a beautiful place to camp, ATB, Graham 👍
great video as usual,
bothy's are great,
beaches are fab up there, been on a fair few with the dogs,
overall i prefer the Highlands Glencoe up to Ullapool with the glens and trees,
looks a great trip with your mates, will watch part two now.
keep em coming
Thanks, I’m not too familiar with Glencoe, definitely a place I’d like to explore. The bothies felt like they had real history to them- fascinating. Thanks for your comments 👍
What a cracking adventure - stunning area 👍
Thanks very much! Yeah the whole area has just got so much going on, dramatic scenery and so much to explore 👍
@@grahamswildcamping so many legends and a few ghost stories linked to the ruined Croft !
Ghostly sailors, mermaids and perhaps now the ghost of Sandy himself. Vikings used to use the area too. It's got a lovely wild feel- you can believe stuff like that up there!
@@grahamswildcamping I’ve read the account of the mermaid just down the coast near Sheigra ! Amazing ! The Vikings named Cape Wrath as their turning point. Sand wood Bay looked awesome too 👍
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You must have some cracking golf courses! Thank you for watching 👍
Hi Graham 😊 Your video is amazing! I'm wild camping at Sandwood Bay tomorrow.. where abouts did you lot camp?? 🤔
Hi, we crossed the outflow of the loch and found some beautiful flat pitches nearby, but the whole area is so fantastic you’ll be spoiled for choice. Have a great night! Best wishes, Graham
Newcastle awaits your return. But if next time you decide to return to the place of Gods please remember to bring the Zopidem and Diazepem...
Well, it would defo help me sleep better 😂 ATB, Graham 👍
@@grahamswildcamping S'what I meant. Lol...