etive sounds like it’s going to be a great adventure. Some nice bothys around the area as I’m sure you know. Have a good time and let us know how it goes. 👍😊
An incredible place made all the more exciting because of the incredible approach. Awesome mountains and under water aquifers sprouting up from the ground and then the caves. What a day or should I say a drive for you guys. Mark
Another fantastic video my friend. them springs where amazing to watch underwater, again another well educated and edited video Dave . I'm always waiting on the BELL to ring for the next adventure. keep them coming .
Lee The Flying Scotsman Hey, hope you are well mate. Thank you as always for your feedback. The spring shot was nice, Lisa’s idea 💡to do an underwater shot. 😀👍
@@ontheadventuretrails-scotl9389 thanks Dave doing well my friend, been really busy with photography , now selling photos which is what I wanted.im so glad your still doing these videos. so educational and yous give them plenty of life. always a pleasure to watch. yous definitely bring out the best of Scotland Dave and Lisa . already looking forward to your next adventure.
Thank you so much. We’re really happy that our videos are hitting the spot and coming across the way we’d hope. Really appreciate your message, thank you. 😊🙏
@@ontheadventuretrails-scotl9389 Purtroppo è la verità. Mi auguro passi presto e che possa riprendere la mia vita. Nel frattempo mi godo i vostri filmati. Ciao
You missed the hole in the ground next to Bone Caves. Pass Bone Caves, keep left, you'll hear sound of nearby waterfall, just before it you'll find a hole in the ground, that will lead you to chamber where waterfall drops into small lake, take left, on your knees crawl another 200m, it will lead you to another chamber with old wagoons and mining remains. Only for people taking risk as it's easy to get stuck in narrow corridors.
The wagons were made by the people of the Grampian Speleological Group for digging out the end of the cave, I've spent a good few hours with a trowel at the end of the cave filling the wagons to haul the spoils out. It's been about 30 years since I was last there digging at the end of ANUS cave
Part of the biggest cave system in Scotland ,instead of going up to the bones caves stay on the path to the left and you come to the anus cave ( it's an acronym) you can descend easily and spend an hour or so exploring underground there is a crawl into an area called the far side .also in the same area is a small cave where they found the bones of a mother bear and it's cub ,killed when the roof collapsed thousands of years ago. Up above the bone caves is the biggest cave ,need some experience for this one , they say you could fit the Usher hall ( Edinburgh ) into it !
My first exercise with the Scottish Cave Rescue Organisation was in Umah an Claonaite, was a very long day and the poor "victim" had to be rushed to the surface half way through the exercise as he was getting under cooled. It is still one of my best memories as it was my first descent into Claonaite and the cooperation needed to get the stretcher back to the surface. Hard to believe it was more than 30 years ago, time has flown past since.
So Lisa dodges carrying the rucksack but has to run back for the camera, sounds fair to me. Nice one folks, I haven't been up there yet but surely will one day.
Alan Methven hahaha cheers 🍻.. my thoughts exactly!! 😂🤣 Well worth the visit and a nice short walk to stretch your the legs. Thanks for watching and stay safe! 🥾🦠🤛
How disappointing fast forward to the end and the camera footage was blury .sound was too low.couldnt hear you in the caves and was that it..not a minute in the caves .😳😔
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Fantastic shots of the spring bubbling up underwater
Graham, Thank you 🙏
Cracking wee walk up to the caves.
Crazy how that water comes from underground
This is a super wee walk for a rest day! Very interesting history… and springs! 💦 😁
Never been to the Bone caves but they are on my bucket list. Great vlog Lisa and Dave.
John McSporran Hey John, Been watching out for your pictures, some great stuff you’re putting out. Thanks for your message. 😀🙏
Some lovely scenic footage there. Love the waterfall. Thanks.
Hi Dave, Thank you for your message. Glad you enjoyed it. 😀🙏
Beautiful video love seeing different landscapes keep them coming
Cheers John. 😀🙏
Loved the spring shots 👍
Thank you. Was MrsO’s idea that one! 😀🙏
@@ontheadventuretrails-scotl9389 The caves are on the radar this year with a nearby bothy cycle excursion 🍻
etive sounds like it’s going to be a great adventure. Some nice bothys around the area as I’m sure you know. Have a good time and let us know how it goes. 👍😊
Everything about Assynt is so magical 😀🏞👍
Hey Alex... yes it’s worth the effort to get there just for that feeling of being away from it all. Thanks for watching. 😀🙏
@@ontheadventuretrails-scotl9389 Totally agree, even just a few days anywhere up the west coast and my mind and body completely de-stresses.👍🏞😀
A beautiful video! It was lovely re-seeing the landscape I walked through recently and being transported back to that time. Thank you!
Hey Esther, Again thank you! It’s a lovely are eh! A nice wee walk when the weathers not playing ball. Thank you once again! 😀🙏👍
An incredible place made all the more exciting because of the incredible approach. Awesome mountains and under water aquifers sprouting up from the ground and then the caves. What a day or should I say a drive for you guys. Mark
It’s a great wee stop off on route to other areas up that way. Thanks for watching Mark. 😀👍
@@ontheadventuretrails-scotl9389 A wee stop off! A pretty big small one. Peace!
Another fantastic video my friend. them springs where amazing to watch underwater, again another well educated and edited video Dave . I'm always waiting on the BELL to ring for the next adventure. keep them coming .
Lee The Flying Scotsman Hey, hope you are well mate. Thank you as always for your feedback. The spring shot was nice, Lisa’s idea 💡to do an underwater shot. 😀👍
@@ontheadventuretrails-scotl9389 thanks Dave doing well my friend, been really busy with photography , now selling photos which is what I wanted.im so glad your still doing these videos. so educational and yous give them plenty of life. always a pleasure to watch. yous definitely bring out the best of Scotland Dave and Lisa . already looking forward to your next adventure.
I love your videos, they have a great feel to them and your photography is excellent. You show the best of our country 🏴
Thank you so much. We’re really happy that our videos are hitting the spot and coming across the way we’d hope. Really appreciate your message, thank you. 😊🙏
una bella escursione e belle riprese. Sembrava di essere li con voi. Vi seguo molto volentieri. Saluti dall'Italia, Piero
Piero Taddei Biker & Photographer Piero, grazie! Tempi difficili per il tuo paese. Spero che ne uscirai presto. Abbi cura di L&D
@@ontheadventuretrails-scotl9389 Purtroppo è la verità. Mi auguro passi presto e che possa riprendere la mia vita. Nel frattempo mi godo i vostri filmati. Ciao
You missed the hole in the ground next to Bone Caves. Pass Bone Caves, keep left, you'll hear sound of nearby waterfall, just before it you'll find a hole in the ground, that will lead you to chamber where waterfall drops into small lake, take left, on your knees crawl another 200m, it will lead you to another chamber with old wagoons and mining remains. Only for people taking risk as it's easy to get stuck in narrow corridors.
The wagons were made by the people of the Grampian Speleological Group for digging out the end of the cave, I've spent a good few hours with a trowel at the end of the cave filling the wagons to haul the spoils out. It's been about 30 years since I was last there digging at the end of ANUS cave
wow i am off to assytn this weekend for a week i will take a look here if i can, how far is the walk from the car park
Can’t actually remember but it’s not far. You’ll probably find it on Walkhighlands. 😊🤘
Can’t actually remember but it’s not far. You’ll probably find it on Walkhighlands. 😊🤘
Nice :). Where did the chicken (sound) come from? There are no chickens there surely 🤣❤
Really... they were in the cave! 😂🤣
Part of the biggest cave system in Scotland ,instead of going up to the bones caves stay on the path to the left and you come to the anus cave ( it's an acronym) you can descend easily and spend an hour or so exploring underground there is a crawl into an area called the far side .also in the same area is a small cave where they found the bones of a mother bear and it's cub ,killed when the roof collapsed thousands of years ago. Up above the bone caves is the biggest cave ,need some experience for this one , they say you could fit the Usher hall ( Edinburgh ) into it !
It’s a fascinating area that’s for sure. 😊🤟🧸
My first exercise with the Scottish Cave Rescue Organisation was in Umah an Claonaite, was a very long day and the poor "victim" had to be rushed to the surface half way through the exercise as he was getting under cooled. It is still one of my best memories as it was my first descent into Claonaite and the cooperation needed to get the stretcher back to the surface.
Hard to believe it was more than 30 years ago, time has flown past since.
So Lisa dodges carrying the rucksack but has to run back for the camera, sounds fair to me. Nice one folks, I haven't been up there yet but surely will one day.
Alan Methven hahaha cheers 🍻.. my thoughts exactly!! 😂🤣 Well worth the visit and a nice short walk to stretch your the legs. Thanks for watching and stay safe! 🥾🦠🤛
Braw!!
Cheers mucker! 😀🙏
How disappointing fast forward to the end and the camera footage was blury
.sound was too low.couldnt hear you in the caves and was that it..not a minute in the caves .😳😔
Okay.. thanks for that! Probably best you go and find another RUclips channel to watch!!