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@@louiseanderson4625 hi! Thanks for watching and subscribing. I'll definitely back to the uplands one day. Beautiful!

What!? I can't see that. I'll check again. The history of the bothy is it used to be attached to a bigger house and the bothy is thought to be where the servants lived. Thanks for watching! www.mountainbothies.org.uk/bothies/southern-scotland/white-laggan/

@@ritavickers4807 i still dont see it and ive looked a few times.

Ha! I hadn't noticed that until now. Nice observation 👍🙂

@@fraserconnell21 hi! Welcome and thanks for watching

@@Babzyboo66 hi. I thought that too but i remember it was a carbon monoxide monitor. Thanks for watching 🙂

Really difficult when staying in a bothy, pitch black and miles from nowhere 🤣 I'll try and remember for any future events 🙂👍

@ absolutely! I’d say WAY harder in a bothy, in the middle of nowhere 👍🏼 Not sure I could have dealt with that situation in the same way. Impressive that you guys managed to keep put until morning.

It really is!

We don't expect anyone to believe it, being sceptics ourselves. I wouldn't believe this video either if it was made by someone else! It's natural to be sceptic.

Huh? The chair moving was the same night, literally 10 or 15 minutes after the door slamming. I wasn't filming when the chair was moving, hence why it's not in my video.

They are not being deceitful I have seen the footage on an Americans channel.

@@Kirsty2024 someone in America is showing it?

​@@whatsnottohikeYes it's Adventure Outdoors he's just speaking over your footage.

@@Kirsty2024 he lives in England 🙂

Hi. Thanks! ❤️

@@fionahowie999 it's a beautiful bothy and very accessible. We hope to go back one day and make peace with the place.

@whatsnottohike it is a lovely bothy. Our son who is 10 has the bothy bible book and is currently working his way through it rating them as he visits each one.

@@fionahowie999 That's brilliant! I'm definitely visiting more. I'm even hoping to spend xmas day in one this year, to get away from it all :-)

I wish it was fake! But we knew most people would think it's fake as it's a lot to believe tbh, so fair enough but thanks for watching, appreciate it :-)

@@whatsnottohike I've watched both versions, and your reactions seem pretty legit. You didn't have a clue what to do with yourself, looked totally unscripted.

@v8cool231 mate, if i could act that well id move to Hollywood! 🙂 After the chair incident, i only went back in that room to pick up some things and slept in the main sleeping room, which was incident free. But it's ok even if you are sceptic, i would be! We're both laughing about it since we came back but at the time, frightening. If it wasn't blowing 60/70mph outside, I'd have cowboy camped with just my sleeping pad and bag.

@@alexandermathie66 🤣🤣🤣

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Ah yes, I've heard of that place. I'm trying to stay away from anywhere haunted from now on :-) Thanks for watching.

@@UKVeteran2024 he hasn't deleted his.

@whatsnottohike it says video unavailable, maybe it's my browser? It's such an amazing video. I've seen millions and they're mainly just rubbish. Would you honestly ever go back there? 2nd question, how much money would it take to spend a night alone there?! 😂

@UKVeteran2024 i just checked from another browser and its definitely working. Not sure I would go back, i was crapping it to be honest, especially the chair moving and i couldn't wait to sleep in the other room, which felt ok. Alone? That would take a LOT of money! 🤣🤣🤣

@@whatsnottohike it truly is an amazing set of videos. Id get in touch with Nukes TH-cam channel on here, and make some money from it. It's bloody disturbing! I would 100% not even sleep outside it for a £million! Honestly, I'll stick to a less stressful life 😁

​@@whatsnottohikeI stayed in a Tudor house that was a holiday let for 2 nights. The living room door moved by itself and the next night I stayed downstairs nearly pooped myself.😅

@@UnexpectedJourney59Eng Hi, thanks for stopping by. I can assure you, this is not us messing around. I know people say it's the wind but ask anyone who has stayed there, the wind can not get in that room. It was 40/50mph gusts outside but in that house you could hardly hear it never mind feel it. This is genuine.

@@whatsnottohike Spooky stuff mate! if you go to Ruth Aislings' stay there, some of the posts below the video mentioned bergens being emptied during the night and the clothes all folded neatly on the table!

The happy hippy had a rare old time of it ,footsteps,door knocks the works

@David-mo5jw I've seen a few since I returned home. Seems quite a few people have had incidents there.

Gonna give that a watch 👊😁

Sometimes the friends we make online are the better friends :)

Hi. Thanks for watching. Spooked me too! :-)

@whatsnottohike 👍🏻😁

This place has been open for a long time. Originally built in around 1845 not sure when the extra bit was built. Was lovely to look out from, although given the weather, not much wildlife around. Thanks for watching :-)

Yeah it was extremely mild, especially for Scotland. Even when the storm arrived, it wasn't cold. Thanks for watching :-)

@@deblou7 hi. Thanks for watching! Yes some binoculars would have been great but in all honesty the weather got so bad, there was no animals around. The bothy originally had a house next to it and the bothy is now the only bit remaining. It is thought it's where the servants stayed. It was built around 1845. Thanks again.

@whatsnottohike 1845 wow that has seen some folk come and go over the years, in the old times the local folk would traverse these lands after drinking at local watering holes, you can imagine a few getting into trouble if the weather was exceptionally bad and they had a belly full of whisky! Many would come a cropper over the years, that door shutting on its own was strange, no quakes or subsidance up there, weird and wonderful 😃

@@deblou7 sounds like me and Ben 🤣

@@whatsnottohike 😁

@@normaworship5202 im back in Spain now. This was last week. Needed new pants after the poltergeist activity!

@@NorwayHikesTrails well. I wouldn't say nice. Most frightening night of my life!

Try reading the description before commenting. Thanks for watching.

Hey Ben. Cheers! Yeah the camera really is superb and excited to see how much I can get out of it. A balmy 29c forecast tomorrow and then staying around 25c for a few days after some recent REALLY heavy rains, so looking forward to some cold stuff. I'll s'app ya in a few days with some lightly pencilled in plans but it will all be weather permitting. Looking forward to it! ATB mate :-)

@@claudiocsp1 hi! Thanks! Its exactly the kind of feeback i like. I used capcut for this as my pc cant handle Davinci too well (i hope to upgrade my pc soon) thanks again and all suggestions clearly noted 👍🙂

@@yasminshikingmission thanks Yasmine. I enjoyed making it. Still a lot to learn and hopefully more similar videos to come. Thanks for watching 🙂

@@Andrew......... Thanks Andrew. Just a bit of fun and trying to be more creative. Thanks for watching 🙂

@@Twin_Peaks_Outdoors hey fellas. Thanks for watching. Yeah its an amazing place. A good 4 hour drive from where i live but i was up there for a few days and well worth it. Hope to get back up soon for a wild camp, before the winter sets in. ATB 🙂

@@Andrew......... Hi Andrew. Yeah, we got a lovely day for it. Beautiful area, hope to go back soon. Thanks for watching 🙂👍

@@Adventure-Outdoors hi mate. Yeah, not much gets that high up so the treeline is pretty high. Not sure I'd find a good, flat hammock spot though 🙂 was great to see the horses, just came out if nowhere right at the end of the hike. ATB 🙂👍

@@vs123 thanks!

@@NorwayHikesTrails hi. Yeah, really enjoyed it. Thanks for watching 👍🙂

Hi Norma. Yes, It's a beautiful part of the world. My videos have improved a lot since the Camino, had no idea what i was doing back then and also having to edit on my phone, on the go. Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed :-)

Hey! Thanks for watching! Happy vlogging!

Ah, thanks man! I live in Spain and this was my friends place i looked after and this was the end of a storm and the clouds cleared just as the moon was rising. i got lucky :-)

@@Twin_Peaks_Outdoors hey fellas. Yeah it's a superb area to hike and wild camp. If you're ever over this way I'll take you there. Thanks for watching, have a great weekend! 👍

Hi Norma. Glad you liked it and thanks for watching! 🙂

You're welcome! Thanks for watching! 🙂

@@yasminshikingmission hi Yasmine. Yeah, We picked a great day to go. Its my favourite area in the Pyrenees, but it's all beautiful really. I'm always forgetting things when i camp, but i just blame other people. In this case, Isabel 🤣 Thanks for watching.

Hi mate. Yeah it's a stunning area, especially when you get the views like that. It's pretty close to Lake Besiberri where I've been before and hope to go again soon for a wild camp, as we didn't get the opportunity this time. Hell of a hike but worth it. Definitely a place you / we should go next time you're over. (I have a week off from Nov 9th ;-) Just sayin; ;-) ATB, thanks for watching