American Couple Reacts: Autumn In The English Countryside & Scottish Highlands! FIRST TIME REACTION!
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- American Couple Reacts: Autumn In The English Countryside & Scottish Highlands and Edinburgh! FIRST TIME REACTION! 2 Videos in 1 Episode! This is a different type of reaction video for us. These are more like short films and we hope you enjoy these half as much as we did. These videos may have been made in October but November is still very much Autumn. These are GORGEOUS & cozy videos that will definitely help you to relax and take in some incredible beauty that is the United Kingdom in Autumn. The message in this episode is clear, slow down and take in the beauty we all have. That's a pretty wonderful message for any season. Grab a hot beverage, a blanket and a snack and join us for a wonderful time! Thank you SO much for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support! *More Links below...
👉🏻Original Videos: • Hello October | Cozy s...
• Autumn in the mountain...
👉🏻Join us for exclusive content ONLY on our Patreon:
/ thenatashaanddebbieshow
👉🏻Like what we're doing? Want to help us keep making videos?
www.buymeacoff...
👉🏻Our Facebook Page:
/ natashaanddebbieshow
👉🏻Our P.O. Box info (NOT accepting ANY perishable items)
For any clothing: Natasha: Men's Size Small and Debbie: Women's Size Small
The Natasha & Debbie Show
P.O. Box 157222
Cincinnati, Ohio 45215-7222
USA
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS
This is a different type of reaction video for us. These are more like short films and we hope you enjoy these half as much as we did. These videos may have been made in October but November is still very much Autumn. These are GORGEOUS & cozy videos that will definitely help you to relax and take in some incredible beauty that is the United Kingdom in Autumn. The message in this episode is clear, slow down and take in the beauty we all have. That's a pretty wonderful message for any season. Grab a hot beverage, a blanket and a snack and join us for a wonderful time! Thank you SO much for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button.
Make Chelsea buns. They are a British version of those sort of things.
Hi ladies
You should have a look at Liam Brown. I know you’ve checked out his coast to coast video a while ago, but he’s done some amazing walks around Loch Lomond national park, Isle of Skye and the Hebrides, if you want to be immersed in Scottish scenery I would highly recommend him (plus he’s an ex army veteran so why we wouldn’t we support him 😉 xx
I think you would enjoy How Britain Was Built Part one Edinburgh , it’s on RUclips and explains a lot of the cities layout and charm , there are other cities in the series as well
@@joannecarrington3779 God bless Liam Brown for his service.
Girls, I am in Paradise right now.
Aah dear Debbie and Natasha, thank you so much for such a wonderful reaction to my videos! I'm not gonna lie, it was a bit strange seeing my videos through someone else's eyes, it made me somewhat giddy and shy!
I do hope you will get to visit both England and Scotland some day! Scotland especially has something so nostalgic about it, I'm sure it will welcome you warmly. About what you said at the end - it's so so true, beauty is there at our doorstep. Looking at lives of other people on social media can make us feel like we don't have enough, when, in fact, we have so much, only sometimes we lose focus and gratitude for what we have. I am very much prone to this kind of thinking too.
Thank you again! You both are so kind 💕
I’m born and raised in Scotland and that video even made me cry. I forgot just how beautiful my own back yard is. So thank you ladies for reminding me just how beautiful my country is. I really hope you guys get to come to Scotland soon. I know you guys probs won’t like this idea but you should do a go fund me page. I would happily donate to it and I bet loads of others would, it would be a honour to help u guys get here 😊 🏴 ❤
Me too wish I had a big house and be able to offer them a place to stay .
It always takes videos like this to remind me how beautiful the UK is, I'm at the opposite end of the uk to you, down in Hampshire sat in between Winchester, Portsmouth, and Southampton and it's too easy to only go to and only see ugly concrete jungles and forget that less than a mile in each direction is miles of breath-taking national parks , nature reserves, and thousands of years of history.
Even just stopping on my way home and looking over miles of old rape-seed farms reminds me how lucky i have been, Especially since the government is ripping everything up at a faster and faster pace to build housing estates that often sit half empty since no one can afford the ridiculous and badly build shared ownership houses.
@@axeami1354 absolutely. Defo enjoy the view before the council tries to take it! The highland council have ruined my area with just building more and more houses! Can never find a parking space near my house anymore 😡 x
I'm from Scotland and I was getting emotional watching this, lol. My country is so beautiful and I hope you both get to visit it real soon. 🩷
I've been through parts of Scotland on the train, even the view from the windows were amazing. I know that those views barely scratch the surface of Scotlands landscapes, but I do hope to go back and discover more.
I'm British, English and its my 1st time of watching you both. I loved both your energies and this lady with her talented video skills. Scotland is a beautiful place, with friendly, warm, funny people. I'm looking forward to watching you again ❤ xXx
I am from England and live only an hour from the border, Northumberland is beautiful as is Yorkshire, in fact most of the UK has lovely countryside, but the Highlands of Scotland are without doubt the most gorgeous 😍 up beyond Glasgow it all starts with Loch lomond and as you head up through the cairngorms it just explodes . There is an amazing series narrated by the actor, ewan McGregor which follows the Highlands through each of the seasons, if you get a chance check it out.
totally agree👍Watched that Ewan McGregor series - loved it !
You might consider looking up Starling murmurations. A spectacular autumn phenomenon.
Northumberland is gorgeous! I would love to return but time and fate are against me - maybe next time around…
!
Beautiful video! That country estate she was wandering around, is Dyrham Park, between Bristol and Bath. Just down the road from me 😊
Thanks for the info!
And me….aren’t we lucky living in this area?!
The structure in Edinburgh is the Scott Monument. It commemorates the Scottish Writer Sir Walter Scott.
I am an Englishman in Thailand and this did make me feel a tad homesick. Beautiful video and reactions
Ditto. Phuket's not quite the same! Haven't been home for 21 years!!
I'm the same in Buriram 18 years, my last trip was 2018 toured Wales, Scotland, and England. I from Croydon, London.
@@DenisHuaHin Worthing....
I would still rather be here though in Chiang Rai. The Sun is better for me olde Bones@@ianpunter4486
I am Cornish@@ianpunter4486
Just returned from 3 weeks in Scotland, a week in a cottage on the Isle of Harris and a week on Skye. I normally go in spring or summer but this was my first autumn visit. The autumn colours were stunning, especially driving back from Skye via Fort William, Glencoe and Callender. I’ve always loved the bluebells and fresh colours of spring and the machair flowers of summer in the Western Isles but autumn in Scotland has a special enchantment.
These videos were both amazing. The music and scenery was gorgeous. I have visited The Cotswolds on holiday and they are stunning. She has a very relaxing voice. I really appreciate my homeland even more through watching this video of Scotland. I know the scenery is gorgeous but it sometimes takes an outsider to give you a fresh appreciation of the rugged beauty all around you. I live 10 miles from Loch Lomond and this video has made me want to go walking more in the wooded areas and hills around my home.
The beauty in the second video was so overwhelming it actually brought years to my eyes.
Gawd help me, I even found you two salivating over Autumnal treats, entertaining...!
It is Sir Walter Scott monument pass it everyday. Scottish born and bred. My heart will always be in Scotland .all our country nations are beautiful.❤
The structure you mentioned is called The Scott Monument dedicated to Sir Walter Scott a famous Scottish Author. You can climb inside it to the top for great views of the City Centre
The pull you speak of doesn't just happen to people overseas I've never left Scotland but when I hear the pipes and drums or a Scottish accent I feel the pull of my Scottish ancestry it is a real and honest emotion that can't be explained love you two ladies and the respect you give to all your videos ❤
8.06 That's Dyrham Park on the edge of the Cotswolds, just north of Bath & east of Bristol. Its lovely to visit, on the upper section you are right on the edge of the escarpment so on a clear day, can see over to Wales. Its open to the public and has deer in the park too.
Natasha, what you're feeling, that 'rope around your heart' is what my grandad called feeling your heritage. I have lived away from Scotland for 60+ years, going back for visits every 4 or 5 years, but it lives in my heart permanently. When I hear 'Scotland' or 'Scottish' or anything to do with it my ears perk up and my heart skips a beat. It is the country of my birth and will always be first in my heart. My children were not born in Scotland, but they feel their heritage like you do.
If you've lived away from Scotland for 60+ years may I suggest you are not Scottish! Or anyone else who happens to have a Scottish ancestor as it would be 1 in a hundred thousand + ancestors. Genes do not have nationality! Nationality is transferable and rightly so, not one person on this Earth comes from a 'country' (Love you Natasha and Debbie! ❤)
I’m from and have lived my whole life in Scotland. And whenever I go elsewhere I the world, I always look forward to coming home. I have been to quite a few countries now. Many in Europe, and the US I have been to 4 times. Yet no matter where I go, and how rich in nature or history, Scotland always stays at the top for me.
It is one of the only countries in the world that is truly unique in almost every way. For its size, it has the most incredible variety of landscapes.
Also, it’s place in the world is very unique. Sitting in Northern Europe, on the edge of the world, the western Highlands and Hebrides are my personal favourite places on the planet. And I’m from Edinburgh and live in Linlithgow. A medium scale town, between Edinburgh and Glasgow, it is historically very important and very stunning, it’s often overlooked but it is one of my favourite towns in the Lowlands and the country. It is the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots. It is filled with stunning architecture from the buildings on the high street to it’s most famous location, Linlithgow Palace. Sitting on the edge of Linlithgow Loch, another incredible location. It is a 6,000 year old loch left over from the last ice age when a glacier passed through creating the valley that the town lies. However, the palace is amazing. I have been to many of the most famous castles in Scotland, including all the ones you have looked at in your videos. Out of them all, at least outside of the highlands, Linlithgow palace is my favourite, and its a 10 minute walk from my house. That’s where Mary was born and was the party palace of the Stewarts, the Scottish royal family’s house name, *on a side note, when tracing back my family history I found out through my maternal line that Robert the Bruce is my 24th great grandfather, which was an insane thing to find out, but I was very happy to know as a Scotsman, I was related to the man who won Scotland its freedom from England.* It is so worth looking into for you. I wont bother attempting to describe it, as you should see it for yourself. But I think people would love to see you do a video on Linlithgow and it’s famous locations. The palace has been used in recent years as a filming location in the TV show Outlander, as well as Chanel using it as a place to hold a fashion show and runway a few years ago.
Also, to Natasha, the feelings you have towards Scotland are the same that I feel. And I am from here and have lived here my whole life and have seen much of the country. Buy I feel that you have a deep connection to this country. I do believe that if you have Scottish ancestry, and you begin to look into it, it kindles something within you. My husband is from Australia but is half Scottish, and he moved halfway round the world to live here. If you ever want any information or have any questions you’d like answered by a native, or if you want tips on the best places to stay or the best routes to take while on a trip here or just any information about Scotland, feel free to ask me. And I should be able to help at least a bit. As I am passionate about Scotland and know quite a bit about it’s history and geography. And I have travelled all across the country.
Wishing you both all the best and hope you mange to get over to Scotland sometime in the near future. I love your videos. You both have made an effort to enlighten yourself to other parts of the world and the people and culture that defines them. Not many people do that and it is great to see someone who is so truly interested in my country.
I can understand how your heart aches for our lovely country as a whole. You must come over, we will be pleased and honoured to show you some beautiful scenery.
Thank you guys for introducing me to Daria's videos, how cosy and relaxing was that. In case anyone is wondering Daria moved to the UK from Latvia as a teen. its somehow means more when someone from abroad feels at home and loves living in the English countryside. Also the Scottish Highlands never fail to impress
I was born and raised in southern England with no Scottish ancestry that I'm aware of, but the Scottish highlands is the only place i have ever been truly happy.
All you saw of Scotland is free and open to you, the only thing we're missing is both of you. Come grace us with your presence someday soon.
Hi both I hate to say it but this is exactly what autumn in Scotland and the rest of the UK is like we are so so incredibly lucky to live on this beautiful island ♡
She chose her outfits perfectly for these amazing videos. She set the mood perfectly. They're so relaxing. It's as though we're part id a novel from the the 1800s.
Yes, even the furniture fits!
All that was missing was Kate Bush singing Wuthering Heights, although the music was just perfect anyway.
Being practical for once - I'm not sure flowing dresses are a good idea when wandering through dense tick laden vegetation.
Scotland is a scenic spectacular vista contantly changing from one mile to the next, its only drawback is the dramaticly shorter daylight hours in the Fall and Winter months, while it may stay light in London til 5PM, in the Scottish Hightland it could be dark by 3PM but by contrast Mid Summer it will stay light until AFTER 10pm and be light again in a few hours 4am, as you travel futher North to difference chages, both in the Spring with more daylight hours and into the Fall/Winter with fewer hours of daylight. One place above all others for me always stands out Glen Coe where you drop down of the mountains into the Valley and the Big Battle site at Glen Coe. Stunning scenery for the passengers and I guess a bit of a wild drive for the Driver.
Our country is absolutely amazing 🏴
The structure you asked about in Edinburgh is the Scott Monument. It is a memorial to author Sir Walter Scott.
There is something magical about Scotland. I had the privilege of visiting the Isle of Mull as part of a school trip and had to go back again on holiday later in life. It is the my most favourite place I’ve ever been and there is no way that seems to have the same beauty.
I'm born and raised in Southern Essex. Whenever Autumn comes around, the skies become leaden, grey; leaves change from green to a golden-brown and then shed themselves. The satisfying rustle and crunch of the leaves beneath my feet, and the occasional spit spot of light drizzle in the air. A small, polite tap saying "I'm here, don't worry". I become melancholy, during Autumn; especially when November nears. November makes me emotional, because i makes me think about my Maternal Grandmother (Irene was born on 10/11/1926; she passed away from Coronavirus in Late January 2021)
Born an raised in glasgow Scotland,still here an will never leave my city,I'm 61 now an still haven't seen all of Scotland,the Highlands an countryside are beautiful an I'm so proud of this beautiful country when your out of the city its a completely different world,I've done about half the places in Scotland so much to see an do..proud to be scottish..hope you ladies get a chance to visit you will love it..🏴🩷🩷
When you visit make sure you also visit Edinburgh and take a tour of the surrounding highlands, the beauty takes your breath away and makes your heart sing.
I live about a 10 minute drive from Loch Lomond and yes it really does look like that. Its easily my favourite place on earth and just another 15 minutes from there is Glen Coe. Easily the best mountain range in the UK.
People moan too much about the changes in the seasons instead of enjoying them. What I love in autumn in the UK is the slowly down of work. The garden gets put to bed and there is no more watering 😂 (we have had a lot of rain lately). Grass doesn’t need to be cut. We’ve had the first frost (only one so far). But the leaves are now changing, this year there is loads of berries on the trees and shrubs, folklore says this means a very cold winter. People’s fires are lit and the wood smoke smells wonderful when you walk past the houses. Horse chestnuts (conkers) have been collected for the house to keep the spiders out also the chestnuts have been collected for roasting over a fire (in the oven too) and for making the stuffing for Christmas. Everything done earlier in the year is nearly ready the Raspberry Gin, the tomatoes have been made into sauces or roasted and frozen. The Christmas cakes are being fed (usually alcohol). Stir up Sunday will be at the end of the month which means making Christmas puddings. I do some of these things but not all.
Also at work, talks about what the department will do for Christmas and choices are given. Booking annual leave off and hoping that you will be allowed the time off and if not where will you go in Jan - Mar to use up you leave 😂. The shops now have ditched the Halloween decorations and Christmas has replaced them. But we still have Guy Fawkes celebrations this weekend (bobbing for apples is still a favourite), eating baked potatoes, English sausage in bread rolls and toffee apples (make or brought) around a fire, watching fireworks this will probably carry on until next weekend. Yes the evening are darker earlier and will continue to do so until the 21 December. It is colder but we can wear jumpers and boots. Meals have changed from salads to soups, stews, curries and pies. And no one is talking about the perfect beach body 😂. That is autumn to me.
It is a beautiful time of year!😊
It certainly is the most beautiful time of year. The nights are pulling in. I call it the cosy season when we draw the curtains at 5.00pm, switch on the table lamps, light a few candles which fill the house with the smells of cinnamon and apples. The Christmas cakes baking in the oven emitting that wonderful smell of mixed spices, nutmeg, cinnamon and black treacle. Mothers shouting "Don't bang the door whilst the cakes are in the oven". As a child in the 1950s we played conkers under the yellow glow of the street gas lamps. It was a good time to be a child. I'd hate to live in a country where there is no autumnal season of reds, oranges, browns and yellows.
@@valeriejackson7659 I love all seasons each one brings with it so many enjoyable moments. I can’t remember gas lighting but I believe there is some still about.
I think autumn is my favourite time of year in the UK. Provided we have clear blue skies, I don't care if it is cold. its so beautiful.
The cabin that she stayed in on Loch Long, is close to where I grew up and the whole Firth of Clyde area takes my breath away even still in my late forties, when I go home for visits…and I find my soul calling me home more loudly every day.
For those who may not understand why I mentioned the Firth of Clyde, Loch Long (along with a handful of others) is almost like a waterway equivalent of a cul de sac off of the Firth of Clyde.
This is why I love the seasons here in the UK so much. So much change and so much to discover month-by-month. I'm old, I am my own boss now, and I have so much time to float slowly through my surroundings and take in what I never noticed before. This video, and others by this young lady, reflect exactly how I feel when out and about on my aimless wanderings. Trees aren't just trees anymore, and the wildlife gets a hearty greeting whenever we cross paths. Keep showing these great videos please Natasha and Debbie
I have been enjoying the colours of the trees in the Lake District this week. I was on holiday in Scotland two weeks ago and missed the storm and had a great time walking in Dumfries and Galloway
I love Autumn time. Great walks, not too hot, not too cold. Glorious sunsets.
Thank you. Beautiful. My ancestors were from Kilfinan, Argyll, and left for Canada in 1841.
These vids are so professional and stunning, so soothing and beautiful I love her voice, it was like therapy! I have tears at how fabulous that was
Out today capturing some Autumn colours through my photography in Alton Priors and Alton Barnes in Wiltshire . Lovely late Saxon church at Alton Barnes and late Norman church at Alton Priors. Just wonderful countryside and history at your feet !
Scotland will surely steal a bit of your soul iv tryed living other places but always find my way home the passion u feel makes me smile. all scots have that passion for home i believe fills your heart brilliant video i hope u get to visit the uk soon and enjoy every moment
Autumn is my very favourite time of year here in Scotland its the most amazing beautiful place in the world with all the golden leaves and rolling hills i have some amazing pictures from summer time when i went an adventure to the devil's pulpit omg its stunning
This was a very special episode. I had a tear in my eye, and I live in the highlands myself.
21:56 The structure in the foreground is the Scott Monument - the largest commemoration of a man of letters in the world.
The clock tower behind it is on the Balmoral Hotel - the clock is kept three minute fast so that you don't miss your train in the station below. The clock is adjusted on New Year's Eve so that it strikes correctly to usher in the new year.
As a Scot. Coming home wherever that is in Scotland. Just standing in Edinburgh ‘is’ Home… the atmosphere is electric.
I live in Glasgow Scotland about a 30 minute drive from Loch Lomond. Autumn and even winter is a fantastic time to visit the area. Less traffic and less people.
And you never get used to the beauty my mum and da used to put us all in the car every single weekend and drove all over Scotland and i still do it to this day
Hi guys just a quick word to say keep up the good work, I’m a Scotsman who lives just outside Glasgow I enjoy your videos I think your sincerity makes the whole experience much more enjoyable
Hey Natasha and Debbie - lots of love from Edinburgh in Autumn! Hope you get to visit us at sometime. That structure is the Scott monument in Princes street gardens built for Sir Walter Scott xx
Yes, it is pretty here. I look out my window and watch the leaves fall, make apple/blackberry crumble from the picked fruit across the street. AND of course I picked rosehips for tea. This is a lovely video. Thank you.
When the Cotswold’s were mentioned it reminded of a friend of mine who was a London taxi driver.He picked up some American tourists and they asked “ Hey driver are the Cotswold’s open on a Sunday” I thought it was great.
I am proud to be Welsh, and I love Wales, but Scotland is a county that we have been a few times. The Highlands are stunning. I can't wait to go again.
Hi Mark I'm from Scotland and Wales is the only UK country I haven't been to. I'm hoping to visit next year or the year after. A friend was in Llandudno (I hope I spelt that right) and her pics looked amazing. Pity about the country wide 20mph limits. I'm surprised the SNP didn't try to do that here. They're falling out of favour over some of their decisions.
@martybhoy72 Yes, 20mph is a pain. I live in South Wales, which, to me, is similar to the South of Scotland, not too many big mountains, but the ones we have are lovely.
I have had the good fortune to have visited the highlands twice now, and I can confirm that it is more beautiful than the video can even convey. It truly is inexplicably majestic, capable of making your heart explode in your chest and reduce you to tears.
Seeing videos like this however, does remind me of how easy it can be to take it all for grated.
Living in towns and cities, it can be all too easy to forget just how much beauty there is close at hand, regardless of where you are in the UK and you can often get so preoccupied with work, family, relationships and hardships, that such places feel a million miles away and fade into unimportantace. So, thank you both, for reminding me to take time to stop and look at my country with the curiosity, love and awe that you both do! ❤
Watched this video over and over again, sooo soothing and calming, my birthday is in October, my favourite season is autumn ❤
Natasha and Debbie: thankyou for half an hour of peace, tranquility, and heartfelt thoughts so lacking in many of our crazy, mixed-up lives. How easy it is to miss this aspect of life because we just dare not stop. I've learned to stop, to appreciate, and that, in itself, is a blessing. Take care, enjoy life, live peace. C.
Well you did it ladies, you got this Missouri residing Englishman in tears. I miss home xxx
There is a mystic and haunting quality to Scotland! I believe that the pull, if you are a Scot , even one who was
born abroad, or left as a child, is somehow deep in the psyche! Ireland has a similar effect.
Very artistic productions; that young woman certainly knows how to set the mood. 🙂
The building in Edinburgh you asked about is the Walter Scott Monument. A giant rocket like structure to commemorate the famous author.
I live just outside Edinburgh in beautiful East Lothian- you guys are welcome to come and stay anytime!
och for goodness sake, lol i actually had tears three times in that. right mrs. you really really have to come away over and see my beautiful country for real. you shall both love it. from the roughest and hardest places to the most magical. it's a mixed bunch, but man, you can see you feel it every time. so away over, ;) come say hallo .
Great video girls. I live in the Lakes District, autumn is the most beautiful time of year. The colours are awesome
It’s a cellular memory from a past life. I feel like that in the Lake District it’s like going home ❤❤
Autumn is my favorite time of the year. As the leaves change colour the sun gets more golden. It makes you glad your alive.
Agreed!
Greetings from the village of Muir of Ord, on the Black Isle in the Scottish Highlands. A beautiful day with all the colours of autumn today, a perfect day for a 12 mile bike ride in the hills and woods around the village.
You are so very right, in this day and age we are always in such a rush we miss the beauty of the everyday world!!! Xxxx
Autumn is my personal favourite season. The soft gold light and colours are stunning.
And the sound and smell of walking through fallen leaves, especially in a woodland!
Oh yes, the smell of autumn in the woods. I'm in the mood now and just pulled my fruit crumble out of the oven. I'll have it later with clotted cream whilst watching a film.
And constant rain and 18 hours of depressing darkness
As commanded, ladies, I sat back and enjoyed some good Kenyan coffee, no milk, just a teaspoonful of honey, and enjoyed your excellent video. I may have sneeked a Jaffa Cake or three too, before my grandsons ate them all! 🍂🍁
You say you feel drawn to Scotland they way you described it is exactly how I feel. I live in England and my ancestry is completely British and London particularly but I just feel like I remember a past life in Scotland. So we must be mad together. Thank you for this beautiful reaction video ❤
Scotland gets your heart and soul .
My father came for a weekend in 1938, he ‘left’ in 1986.
It was a long weekend…
He just fell in love with Edinburgh and the rest followed.
Don’t leave it too long…
You two lovely gals crack me up!! I don't know how you choose, but I love seeing your choices of our UK..Thanks from Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
Oh, Natashsa! I was in tears watching your emotional reaction to those stunning videos!
I also have Scottish blood in my veins, I was born in north England. I like you, have a pull towards Scotland. I adore it!! It is the most beautiful, atmospheric of places, especially the Highlands.
My birthday is the day after yours!! I shall be making those amazing cinnamon buns!! Thank you for sharing these videos ladies..you WILL get to Scitland one day!! ❤❤
Love that we live in a city, but 30 mins away from the countryside Nature walks are relaxing with wildlife all around ❤❤
Edinburgh is a fascinating place. When you visit make sure to visit the underground city, they literally cut the tops off of old buildings and built a platform over them to put the new "old" buildings on top. But, if you land in London first and wish to visit the Highlands, take the sleeper train from Euston to Fort William. You will land in the shadow of Ben Nevis, but, if you wake slightly early before arrival you will see snow capped mountain vistas through the window as the train progresses. It is not difficult to wake early, the beds aren't that comfortable, but the views are worth it.
PS excellent service from the staff on the sleeper, they even knew our names on boarding, very personal touch☺
That structure is a monument to Sir Walter Scott . He is a famous Scottish auther - he wrote Ivanhoe & many other famous works.
That tall pointy monument is the Sir Walter Scott monument he was one of scotland s greatest novelists (1771-1832) it says on the monument he was a lawyer too.xx
In the 19 years and 9 days I've been alive(as of writing this comment)Autumn has been very special to me not just because I was born during the Autumn(8th November)but because life just feels peaceful and honestly I love living were in the UK during the Autumn
Scotland is stunning, especially The West Coast. I take it for granted.
Fall is such a sad word for such a beautiful season, for us Autumn is that transition from summer to winter, the gold, brown and red leaves, the temperature change and finally the falling of the leaves. Autumn also gives us words such as autumnal to describe things that happen in that season.
I was born in the highlands in a little place called wick in the county of Caithness as far north you can get in Scotland.i still feel the pull of Scotland every time i hear the bagpipes but i was brought up in Northern Ireland and never have been back to Scotland in 74 yrs and i never fail to get weepy every time i see documentary’s of the highlands.
Autumn is my favourite season too. Love the mellow fruitfulness and nature’s slowing pace.
I needed to hear those comments at the end. I have no money & I’m living with (to take care of) my 90 yr old dad, who has dementia. It’s 2 years so far.
I need to get out. There’s a beautiful area 5 minutes drive away. A designated site of ‘special Scientific Interest’ or some such. It’s a special place to me as I spent many hours there while recovering from PTSD. It’s been too long. I’m going to set aside half an hour tomorrow when dad is settled & go for a walk.
Thanks ladies, always so good to see you xx
You know what, I live little more than 45 mins away from Loch Lomond and there's never a truer saying that you don't appreciate the beauty on your doorstep! I hope you get to experience it someday. And meanwhile I'm going to give myself a kick and get back out of the Glasgow into the beauty God's given us again. Happy travels. I enjoy your videos.
Hi Ladies, thanks for this terrific video. I’m in London, but have been to Scotland on a number of occasions, but never to the beautiful highlands. Just seeing this makes me want to go next summer.
Thank YOU for watching!! ❤️
Loved Scotland...every day I woke up it was like SHUT UP you beautiful thing... awesome video ❤❤
I have the privilege of living right next to Loch Lomond. With such a beautiful day today we travelled to Inveruglas which is at the tip of the Loch and near Ben Lomond and yes you are right ladies, sometimes we don't appreciate what we have right on our door step. No matter where I travel and am always glad to get home x
'Fall' (or 'Fall of the leaf') is from the mid-1500s, but disappeared from English in the 1700s.
Hey ladies, Natasha when you say Scotland makes you feel a certain way, there is a widely believed phenomenon known as hereditary memory. Just a thought ❤️❤️🇬🇧🇺🇸
That building in Edinburgh is the Scott Monument. It is dedicated to the writer Sir Walter Scott. It’s 60m high and built in the gothic style.
There are so many very beautiful places in UK, I’m sure one day you will get to visit and experience it all, I’m from England and love my home country, your a lovely couple take care x
Living in Edinburgh-but have visited over 40 countries. It is lovely to remind us how gorgeous it is and to see it how others see it! Keep it up girls. I love your commentaries. Scotland does take some beating.
I live in Scotland just outside of Glasgow. We're very lucky as it's a short distance to Loch Lomond and my daughter lives about 5 mins away from it. Here's some suggestions for when you can make it to Scotland.
1. There's a company who run steam train journeys from Glasgow/Edinburgh to the Highlands. The scenery is incredible. They usually go as far as Mallaig.
2. If you go to the far northern Highlands there are incredible, beautiful and usually deserted beaches there.
3. There are some lovely islands off the north coast of Scotland eg Shetland, Lewis etc.
4. If you come in Autumn, for amazing colour go to the Perthshire area. It's stunning during that season.
I'm so proud of being Scottish and you nearly had me in tears too. Lol. There's a song about Scotland I can't listen to without tearing up as it just says it all. It's called Caladonia by Dougie McLean. Give it a listen. Hope you both make it here one day. - Frances ❤
Sooooo relaxing thank you, wow. I love autumn 🍂🍁
Wow! Thank you for these two videos, that young lady has a voice I could meditate to and her cinematography was fantastic. What a great way to start a Sunday morning.
Loved this video. Loved this video. Yes, more of these kinds of videos, please. ❤
When I look up to the stars I always try and remember that they may have been there for millions of years but it takes their light so long to reach us that by the time it does some of those bright eternal seeming heavenly bodies have already gone. If even the ancient stars disappear we should appreciate all fleeting beauty whilst we can.
Beautiful video, could see you were there living it. Well done again I am now so chilled.
Good morning from the South of England Ladies, hope this one is as good as always. If we don't talk soon have a great time in a few weeks time with THANKS GIVING. x