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So many things to see! Albania has come a long way since Hoxha. One thing: “like a better version of Ayr”- can there be such a thing??

There's so many travel-related YT channels but I really enjoy your channel. Looking forward to watching this one.

Thanks for showing us this interesting island. One for me to visit if I ever get to Oban.

I’m in great pain. I paid £20 in edinburgh this weekend for a double whisky (Herroch) and a half pint of Guinness

A lot of this looks like an industrial wasteland

Was going to suggest a wee town on the Largs line as thats a platform i often get home from 😊

As a kid we sailed on this ship to kyles of bute for summer holiday at the co-op holiday camp up canada hill in 1956. Loved every minate of the holiday as my father died in 1955 and left 9 kids and my mum got us all up herself, not like today im 77 now mum died in 1989 and my mum was the greatest mum in the world❤

Doesn’t look like you will run out of islands any time soon… keep it up, all the way to Muckle Flugga! Good stuff!

You sound Scottish to not be from there

Great video of Alloa but not one mention of Josh Gavin, one of the most famous Scottish Judo players in the world, grew up in Alloa. He was the World Masters Champion in Judo at the age of 35 in 2001 and he carried the Olympic torch in 2012 and he sadly passed away in 2013.

It was smashing watching this as it was a reminder when I was there last year during the R.I.B. run event. As it's very quiet place I don't think I'll visit during this competition. The oyster bar was where we had supper and it was excellent, although I didn't manage to visit the puffer ,it to had a great reputation. I believe the bus from Oban goes to Easdale , and the seafari rib trips are perfect day out visiting the islands and famous whirlpool. Thanks again.

Interesting video. There were more people waiting for that ferry than in your Greece to Albania video! I wonder what the winning number of bounces was in the stone skimming championships.

Well I appreciate these videos but I'm ambivalent at best. It seems strange to go to a pub and not order an indigenous drink. Why no Scottish cask conditioned ale or a whisky? While most of these pubs have original historic interiors ultimately the atmosphere comes from the customers and bar staff so if you buy drinks and sit in the corner by yourselves you won't experience much of the atmosphere. Btw if you have been in Scotland 4 years and have not done a pub crawl in these bars before you are definitely not "locals"..

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Great video. The sailing looked very relaxing once you were on board the ferry but the boarding process looked a bit chaotic!

We r in the process of moving to Scotland from Canada,next year I plan on going to Largs for the Viking Festival❤Thanks for the great upload❤Cheers from Canada

Your video makes me really happy and excited to see Isle of Raasay in a month 😊

I suppose it will have its good points but its not somewhere i would choose to live based on what you hear about the crime and drug problems there being quite high

I’m so glad I found you I enjoy travel videos very much greetings from South Lanarkshire

good video and channel. Those main towns in inverclyde are "affordable" for a reason. No employment, terrible and expensive commute, very high drink and drug use, generations of citizens on benefits, fairly high crime rate. Its a shame, there is very decent people there and i have always loved that area myself and still do. However there is a lot of problems and due to its industrial heritage and main purpose now effectively gone with the modern world. Through no fault of their own and a global shift in industries, It has led to generations (20/30yrs) of decline within the population and its main housing areas. Its one of scotlands ironies (to me at least) as the surrounding areas are beautiful, and gets better the higher up you go, however, so does the roughness. try taking a vista in when up the bow rd or clunebrae on a friday nite!

Greenock and the “Port” are junkie scummyshiteholes , Gourock is quite nice .

I'm from Glasgow and lived and worked in Inverclyde for years....and....it's okay on a nice day, with a few places now being tidied up....and... I left the area due to 'NEDS'. (look it up if you can be bothered finding out about the scourge of Gourock, Greenock and Port Glasgow). And, I won't take, oh! see you's with yer honest criticism about wan wee hing....

The prices are so low because no one wants to live there. That includes Cumnock and various other paces in cheaper Ayrshire. It's a shame rcause they have been bustling places in the past. There at also much more expensive places which at very popular.❤

No visit to the cat man? 😂

That was 'my' platform for more tan thirty yrs. Wouldn'tive in Greenock but loved the video bring back so many memories.

Having been to St Andrews several occasions and at different times of the year, my view is that the number of visitors in July and August (including me!) make the town close to unbearable and hence I would never live there. Also, any town or small city dominated by a university creates an untypical population that makes you feel a bit of an outsider if you work somewhere else or are retired. So, as you may have gathered, I would never live in St Andrews. However, I can see why North Berwick is popular and thus house prices might be so high. It has a reasonably decent rail connection to Edinburgh, although I suppose there are a limited number of times you can climb North Berwick Law, visit Tantallon Castle or go to the Scottish Seabird Centre (or maybe Bass Rock) before the novelty wears off.

Very interesting community . Apart from the railways stations , there seems to be a noticeable lack of human beings there … Spooky .

Considering that you reached Greenock, I thought you might have ended up at Clune Park in Port Glasgow. In fairness, I don't know whether you can still buy flats in that horrendously deprived area and Inverclyde Council have built flats just a short distance away for Clune Park residents to move to. Like many UK towns, the centre of Greenock, as you pointed out, has quite a few wonderful bits of architecture. Unlike many UK towns, it still had free parking in most of the central area when I was last there in August 2022. I presume that the viewpoint you ran out of time to visit was Lyle Hill. The view across the Clyde estuary to Argyll is fantastic and, if they are playing at home, you can look down to watch Morton playing football from about a mile away.

It was very Unusual seeing the Ticket barrier actually OPEN in Central, I travel most weeks from Ayrshire, I'm supposed to change at Pollockshaws West, HOWEVER the On the Hour trains don't Stop after Barrhead. Meaning the System has been programmed for that, only the Half past the hour trains stop at each before arriving at Central.

Greenock shite house as is Gourock.views across the Clyde great.

Yawn. Pure Flannel

Caramel Logs..... perhaps i should try them 🤔

Help sell off scotlands land to rich posh english from London who only stay for a week each year . Slow clap 👏

First time watching for me. Being from Glasgow I thought you might be talking about Greenock, will have to go soon. Just one small observation that there was a bit too much unnecessary preamble for me (almost 1/3rd before getting to the actual subject of the video).

Greenock dump

Scottish cities, especially Glasgow = absolute shite tips! Your video effort is excellent though. Shame you canny polish that big dirty jobby that is Glezga 🤭x

jay lenos mum is from greenock and so is hollywood star julianne moore her mum is also from greenock,julianne moore called greenock a fun place.i live 5 minutes from the wellpark.

"It's a beautiful place, but you know, I miss having a few people around to create a different feeling. Please don't get me wrong; I like being alone, but I don't like feeling lonely."

Well Park has one of the most beautiful views you will ever see I have been in this park, I must return there next summer.

We loved Glasgow so much that we are moving there in March 2025 from Canada❤❤

Greenock, Gourock and Port Glasgow were three separate towns and became Inverclyde in around 1975. Much of our district's history is not visible now, and the horse sculpture and the angel type sculpture are recent additions in the town and play no part in our history. Two things you missed on the Esplanade were the John Gault fountain and the home of Henry 'Birdie' Bowers, who was in Captain Scott's expedition to the Antarctic. There is much of interest and a bit more of our history in the McLean Museum but it only opens 4 days each week.