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I love that! I'm from a small town in Canada, and I can imagine just the kind of parties that might happen at Wullies LOL

Thanks Alex! You definitely should! Even with a million places to go on my bucket list, I still want another round on the West Highland Way. Love that place, bad weather and all.

Yeah, I have heard a few poor reviews of the Abriachan Eco Campsite and Cafe, and I think it might be mostly posh people that don’t get a wee bit of Scottish banter. Also some folks expecting a full meal to be the same price as a Gregg’s, which is unrealistic for homemade organic food! I’m so happy to hear you liked it there as much as Sam and I did, it’s such a highland treasure!

@@djbreakfast might be sad that my wife and are from america. I thought we had the market cornered on proper stupidity and arrogance. Good to hear that there are some abroad.

Sounds like we were both lucky to get some sun 😊 The road way is a good one! We encountered a lot of ice on the little winding path that day. I was lucky to visit Gourock a couple times when I lived in Scotland. Such a great little town!

It would be such a lovely canoe trip-So many great camp spots along the lochs and canals!!

Thanks for identifying-such an interesting plant! Also, I love your channel icon with the sore foot statue 😊

It’s such a beautiful place! 😍

Feels like such an accomplishment to be able to go back and finish! Glad we were both able to do it 😁

One of my most memorable hikes-what a gem of a place!

Thanks Peter! Hearing about other people hiking the WHW makes me want to do it all over again 😍😍

They remind me of my childhood in rural Canada, where we have them too! I think my mom called them fuzzy bear caterpillars 😊

Thank you!! I was very lucky to have great flatmates to help me study 🤓

I hear May is supposed to be the best month for weather in Scotland, so I think you'll be in luck! I'll keep my fingers crossed for you! Also the flowers are just starting to take off here in Glasgow, so they should be in full swing by the time you're in the highlands! Have an amazing time!

I don't think I have Piriformis Syndrome, but I do hurt all sorts of muscles frequently from never stretching properly before or after hikes. Thank you for your advice. I need to take better care of my body!! Have an amazing time doing the WHW, it's so much more gorgeous in person 😍

Lol should have watched the last 15 seconds before commenting

I'm reading the trailblazer guide for that one currently! 😁

Thanks so much for your kind words 💞😁 The best hiking boots are what you feel the most comfy in! The trail is very well maintained so you could do anything from runners to full on boot. I hiked in Vans Ultra Range MTE, which were just my winter boots I brought with me to Scotland and aren’t professional hiking boots at all 😂 and they did the trick fine! I picked them because I had already been wearing them a couple years and were shaped well to my feet already. The more broken in your footwear is, the better, as new ones will give you blisters. Also, expect to get whatever you’re wearing super wet though, so the easier to dry, the better! I would go on a big test hike with the shoes you’re thinking of before you do the WHW in them to make sure you like them. And bring lots of compede and Vaseline to take care of your feet along the way. I also recommend using hiking poles if you don’t already, as they help with stability and take a bit of pressure off your legs and feet going up and down hills. There’s also so many amazing TH-cam videos out there about hiking footwear if you have a little browse around. Have the best time!!! 🙌🙌

Absolutely a better idea to go at that pace! If I ever do it again I will definitely try to cap it at 10 miles per day. I made the mistake of wanting to get the whole Way done in my six days off work, but this path is so beautiful it deserves more days to complete. I had to learn that lesson the hard way!!

I did the first half in August and it was fab, and the second half in October and it was cold and superrrr rainy. This video was the August part 😊

That's what my first though was too though I'm not expert. Hemlock is deadly, so better safe than sorry lol wide birth

I booked a hair appointment very shortly after 😂😂😅😅

Might be the wimdiest hike I ever did go on!

The selfie stick of SHAME lollll

Enjoy the way! I hear that's the best month to do it in 😍

Thank youuu! That song was stuck in my head the whole week. It's so catchy 😁

Thank you so much for the compliment! I always feel like I'm my best self when I'm out in nature And have the best time hiking the way, it's 1000% more gorgeous in person 😍🙌

Definitely a bit of Type 2 Fun at some points during that storm (more fun to think about afterward than it was in the moment) lolll

😂😂😂😂 grrrrl it has been A WEEK!

Quite lonely without ‘em!! 😂

Thanks Lloyd! I think another international family reunion is in order once the pandemic straightens out 💖

@@djbreakfast Yes, absolutely! <3 that will be amazing

Also: so many Amanita muscaria! I've heard druids used to eat them... But I wouldn't recommend it

@@6h057.x what happens if you eat them? 👀

@@djbreakfast bad stomach ache, delirium lol

I was living in Toronto before Glasgow! Hope you’re taking advantage of all those ravine trails while you’re there 😍 If you need any Toronto trail ideas hit me up!

@@djbreakfast I used to live in Glasgow too- in the West End around Byres Road, Hyndland Road and Great Western Road, but alas, that was 40 years ago. I've always been torn between Toronto and Glasgow. If you're ever in the Aragon Bar on Byres Road, please raise a glass to me - I used to work there. I live in Toronto's Eglinton/Mt Pleasant area and have close access to a few of those Toronto ravine trails, but mostly I head out to the Caledon area for hiking on the Trans-Canada trail.

@@robinmuir7799 I stay close to Byres road! I’ll have to pop by Aragon and toast to you! 😁