Thanks to you,for you I am able to get a glimpse of other countries,so many things to explore, beautiful landscapes, instead of scrolling down social media,I think it's better to see the beauty and culture of so many places
At Culloden it’s important to understand that is not a battle between Scotland and England, this was a civil war. The clans fought on both the Jacobite and government sides, as did many English people. The Jacobites were also supported by French and Irish troops.
Inverness is a convenient base for the Highlands but an afternoon in the city itself is probably sufficient as a tourist. The Riverside is lovely and the walk from the harbour along the canal is nice too. Some nice pubs and restaurants and a generally laid back atmosphere. Although it is admittedly a little 'dishevelled', I don't think it's a great beauty, it is quite a thriving small city and has all the services you need of a rural centre. A visit to Nairn is worthwhile on a sunny day, or as an alternative base for a holiday. Atmospheric seaside town twenty minutes east with a long sandy beach, access to the beautiful Culbin forest and nature sanctuaries up to Findhorn. Great for swimming about 4 days a year! Ideal area to explore if you're a cyclist. Cawdor Castle, Brodie Castle and the Cairns mentioned in the video all reached via country routes within about half an hour's biking from Nairn, with Speyside also in shooting distance if you're feeling fit! I also recommend the train ride down to Kyle Of Lochalsh in the North Western Highlands. On a clear day maybe the most scenic train route in Britain. You can travel onto Skye from there (not to be missed, but deserves at least a couple of days), or have a day cycling round to the extremely picturesque area around Plockton. I really enjoyed your videos on Italy (my own favoured holiday destination), and it's lovely to see the area where I actually live getting the same enthusiastic treatment. Haste ye back!
Scotland gives the presence of nature.
You can't really "do" the Highlands without mentioning the clearances.
One more great episode Sir………………….superb
I enjoyed this video a lot!
Thanks to you,for you I am able to get a glimpse of other countries,so many things to explore, beautiful landscapes, instead of scrolling down social media,I think it's better to see the beauty and culture of so many places
very nice
How I wish I could afford to live my life in a God-given paradise-like Scotland. Blessed and fortunate enough are those given the chance.
I love those Hairy Coos!
Love a lot Scotland…..
Thank you for posting! I've been to Scotland twice and love it. It's so underrated.
Enjoyed this film .. visited this area on a caravan trip with my brother… Also Outlander on Netflix makes it even more enjoyable.
Beautiful Scotland… ❤
Hope to visit one more of my dream countries before I go up☝🏻
"For many this is an emotional visit". I got emotional just watching that part of the video! I will go to Scotland some day… maybe even live there!
Really excellent! Well done and engaging. A pleasure to watch.
Very,, very beautiful , incredible nice.. Greetings from Germany..
♥ que belo ♥ seria um presente poder visitar
Really so beautiful country
History coming from the country
Nobody will probably find this comment but I think I found Ed O'Neil at 2:28. 😀
I´m charmed with Scotland higland´s nature and its simple and beatiful life´s style. gretting from México
What beautiful country!
I really like your dogs))! Very nice , thank you !!!
Some of us already know what it`s really like
At Culloden it’s important to understand that is not a battle between Scotland and England, this was a civil war. The clans fought on both the Jacobite and government sides, as did many English people. The Jacobites were also supported by French and Irish troops.
Inverness is a convenient base for the Highlands but an afternoon in the city itself is probably sufficient as a tourist. The Riverside is lovely and the walk from the harbour along the canal is nice too. Some nice pubs and restaurants and a generally laid back atmosphere. Although it is admittedly a little 'dishevelled', I don't think it's a great beauty, it is quite a thriving small city and has all the services you need of a rural centre. A visit to Nairn is worthwhile on a sunny day, or as an alternative base for a holiday. Atmospheric seaside town twenty minutes east with a long sandy beach, access to the beautiful Culbin forest and nature sanctuaries up to Findhorn. Great for swimming about 4 days a year! Ideal area to explore if you're a cyclist. Cawdor Castle, Brodie Castle and the Cairns mentioned in the video all reached via country routes within about half an hour's biking from Nairn, with Speyside also in shooting distance if you're feeling fit! I also recommend the train ride down to Kyle Of Lochalsh in the North Western Highlands. On a clear day maybe the most scenic train route in Britain. You can travel onto Skye from there (not to be missed, but deserves at least a couple of days), or have a day cycling round to the extremely picturesque area around Plockton. I really enjoyed your videos on Italy (my own favoured holiday destination), and it's lovely to see the area where I actually live getting the same enthusiastic treatment. Haste ye back!
What's the first intro place and the end place called???
Beautiful , Thanks for sharing this wonderful video . I love it!
Thanks, your documentries are really good.