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Thank you for sharing this. I have cycled everywhere you drove and done a lot of walking in Swaledale. I am from Northallerton but I am looking fwd to going up there with the Mrs again in the Summer.

Fascinating, I have seen the Mary Rose and HMS Victory, but never been to the 'Historic Dockyard'. More recently have been to Chatham Dockyard, and HMS Unicorn in Dundee, and also SS Great Britain in Bristol. 😎

We recently went to Vienna mainly to see the Christmas Markets, we experienced very similar sights, sounds, and aromas! 😊👌 A highlight for me, provided by a street vendor, was spicy vegetable soup served in a bread bowl, so you drink the soup (spoon provided), and then you can eat the bowl afterwards! - absolutely wonderful!

don't be conned by the " plinky plonky " muzak, my weeks holiday on Nth Uist was the most unpleasant, stressful and depressing of my entire life and I visited Poland for 2 week's, during which Elvis died and spent a day in Auschwitz ….. Oh and I got arrested in Poznan for taking photo’s of Russian tanks on a massive long train , paid a fortune fine to Police and they let me go ……

What a lovely video last time me and my wife up there 18 years ago going back next year 2025.

I lived in Valasay on Bernera for 20 years. Lovely place

That was lovely! - what a wonderful day - thank you for sharing your visit. 😎

Ah Swaledale, driving the Unimog with a UTV (side-by-side quad) on the back, the look of terror on the speeding grockles faces that are level with my front bumper beam as they slam on the brakes and swerve. Priceless! Slow down grocks, there are sheep, walkers, cyclists, horses and giant Unimogs about.

You missed the two sets of amazing sea stacks and the beach at Mangersta, just another couple of miles south of Uig Sands.

Wow, thanks for posting! Fish, former lead singer of Marillion will retire and settle here in 2025.

Do you have to pay to enter or is it free?

Beautifully filmed, informative without intrusive commentary. I had never heard of this Abbey, it must have been magnificent. Henry VIII and his sidekick Cromwell have an awful lot to answer for, such mindless destruction.

Beautifully filmed - lovely camera work all so well explicit and some shots were almost 3D. So nice to see gentle thoughtful filming. It was comprehensive enough to avoid having to visit the place. Super stuff

Been here loved it xx

Fantastic watch.

No matter rain or potholes.. very envious❤

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My husband and I have travelled all through the outer hebrides from stornoway Lewis Harris and all the way to Barra in a moter home back in 2010 and still visit the island from time to time and are heading back in September with our daughter and son in law 2024 to let them see the real beauty of our country. Don't put it off you must go and see for yourself ❤

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Slightly worrying bit at 13:16 with oncoming car on wrong side of the road!

OMG, watching this video has brought me peace. Thank you so much.

It's something else. On my to do list. Thank you

What a lovely birthday surprise!

Fab video again, guys. Skye is now too popular in the summer for me. My next trip there will be in the winter, good job I don't mind the cold.

Did you go to Skyfall scene ? The ending is unexpected, in unremarkable place ..

I Love Reeth ❤

This could be Ireland - even the sheep look Irish😊!

Dear Hebridean travelers, another very successful audio vision about "common" paths, lakes and places - here reminiscences and longings are awakened for our next life ;-)

That was a nice Sunday treat - thank you. 😎 ('like' given, it shows a white thumbs up, but it says '0' 🙁)

What a lovely video, it brought back so many nostalgic memories, I was brought up in Richmond but moved away 40 years ago, I haven’t been back since and it’s good to see nothing much has changed Oop Dales . I particularly enjoyed the Delius at the start( I’m a professional violinist in an orchestra). The water splash/ ford has particular meaning as my parents regularly had picnics with me and my sister up there on Sunday afternoons in the summer. After seeing your video I now have a real itch to come back home and visit wonderful Swaledale. Thank you

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Dear Christina M and your second best half in one hat, It's a pity, it's a pity that your second visit to the Hebrides has come to an end - Maybe you'll do the old German saying "All good things come in threes!" true and drive over again - we would be there again with all our hearts, eyes shining and ears pricked - In our next life we ​​will definitely make up for our second visit - this includes the longed-for place of St Kilda. Meinhard & Sigrid

If you were up there on May 10th, perhaps you caught the Northern Lights which were particularly vivid on that evening? Those islands are so beautiful they need no embellishment from Northern Lights or anything else. 😀

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Dear Christina M and your Kautz in and with a hat, Our wait for the sequel has come to a happy end - what a successful yet another true masterpiece of audio vision. For me and my wife, another deeply moving reminiscence of our hiking holiday in the Outer Hebrides. The combination of the calmly moving images with the beautiful matching pieces of music moved us deeply again. The opening credits with "my" Ceapabhal and the closing credits with "my" Huishinish are wonderfully successful. From Ceapabhal I was able to see "my" St Kilda archipelago 60 km away - it will probably remain my last place of longing - take a look at this youtube link: th-cam.com/video/IzInG7u7wRo/w-d-xo.html - it doesn't have to be a trip from Oban - it also works on your next holiday from Leverburgh. Then we remain with kind regards from Offenburg in SymBaden on the edge of the Black Forest in Old germany - unfortunately, far too far away from all the islands on the edge of the world your ancients Meinhard & Sigrid Roggisch

It's probably the most beautiful coast line in the world.

I've literally just got back from Harris. Absolutely beautiful 😍

It is such a special treat for me to have access to a second helping of Lewis/Harris from you. It looks as if there may be more of the Outer Hebrides from you from further South.

Perhaps the great unspoilt outdoors is the best place of worship of all.

I love beach therapy and you found some splendid beaches for the experiences of different moods of the sea and variations of light.

I cannot imagine how hard life was for persons who lived a long time ago in black houses and lesser dwellings. As late as the 17th Century ordinary highlanders had no shoes; they walked in ice and snow barefoot.

Thanks for introducing me to the historical reconstructions I knew nothing about.

Superb treatment of Saint Moluag's with the music of one version of the 23rd Psalm; a moving emotional experience for me; ta muchly. I wonder, are simple places of Christian worship the best?

Stunningly beautiful.

Thanks for going to all the trouble to share your experience with this old codger; well done with all the music too!

Supercalifragilistiexpialidocious as Mary Poppins would say and I agree whole heartedly!

Beautiful

Pristine, pure, heavenly; 'the meek shall inherit the earth'. Will your heavenly mansion include Harris?

I am not surprised you went back. I am pleased you introduced Harris to friends who had not been before.