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Yes, those shots really make the videos. I can't help thinking how much trouble you must go to to get them, especially the distant shots of the car - so professional looking.
I find peace watching your videos, I have grandparents generations back, who came from Skye. I think about going there to stay. Your life there is a great reprieve from what’s happening here in America right now. I feel like you have become family. Love to watch! Give your doggies hugs from us!
Yes, my mum would never give a purse as a gift without a coin in it otherwise it would 'always be empty'. A northern thing, perhaps? Well done, Chris! Good work 😂
Hooray it's Sunday. Loved seeing the standing stones! Have you ever watched or read "Outlander"? (Don't touch the stones in case you can travel!) Outlander is how I fell in love with Scotland. Also because of the show/books I learned so much Scottish history. Best episode ever and loved hearing about how you met. You certainly belong together!
I was a huge fan for first couple of seasons but gradually lost interest when they left Scotland. Without the impending battle of Culloden the series seemed to lose its focus. Sam seemed to lose interest, his passionate personality appeared diminished and the myriad of disparate secondary characters did not trigger any interest in their fortunes. Brianna's lack of acting ability was a real disappointment verging on embarrassment. I would have loved to experience the effects the catastrophic battle had on the people and landscape of Scotland and how the English took advantage of their victory to tear out the heart of this once proud nation.
It blows my mind how amazing those drone shots are that you take. Something that would have once needed a helicopter camera crew is now available to anyone. Still not particularly cheap, but a bit more affordable! They really add a lot to the story, the arial shots of the standing stones and the roads, to the ferry at the end. Take them out and you still have a good video, but they add so much.
I loved seeing the Isles of Harris and Lewis. My heart is in Scotland. I have to admit that I love watching your videos so much I often forget to like them til the very end and have to rewind in order to have time to do it. Y’all are wonderful!
Years ago visited callanish and remember having to hide behind one of the stones as we got all the seasons in o. . !ne day wind snow rain but no sun we also visited a seer who told us some incredible stories from his youth dupernatural tales7(;
😊 “we met on Tinder!”… little knowing what the future would bring… I can positively say you guys were supposed to meet & thanks to Chris for getting you to message back Sarah 😂 beautiful end to a lovely wee family holiday - thanks for taking us along! ❤️
That stone circle reminds me of my native culture we also have circles that have 4 dividing lines we call it the 4 directions medicine wheel if you google it many books will come up. Many peoples around the world have many ancient similarities that it just boggles the mind to know how manystill exist today. My imagination goes crazy when thinking of what life was like back then on a remote Island because getting to and from the mainland must have been terrifying in bad weather. Loved it!!!
A friend of mine was a pharmacist on Lewis, he had a croft house and barn in a little hamlet called islibhig on the isle of Lewis. When he left the island he retained the croft house but turned it into a bothy for anyone to use as shelter. I went with him for a visit to the property at the end of the 90's. I remember I was going through stress at the time, and just being in this place made me realise how most things were insignificant in comparison to this beautiful landscape. On the way back after a week on the island we visit a a beach called Hushinish on Harris which was absolutely beautiful, and looked like a Caribbean beach, little rowing boat drawn up, just stunning!
Loved your last two videos guys. It looks so wild and free. Coming over from Sydney Australia next year so writing a list of all your places you visit on Isle of Skye and Lewis and Harris. Thanks guys and look forward to your next video.
Hi guys and woofs 🥃absolutely brilliant!! Great footage and amazing filming and thanks for taken me back to the very same spots, you both are true ambassadors for Scotland 🏴🏴.. I too worked on turbines but Fort Augustus... Living on top of a mountain does strange things to the mind🤔🤔🥃🥃 anyhoo thank god for tinder and wullies joke.. And here we all are, your all a joy. Cheers 🏴👍🥃 Rob.
My husband, Peter, 'stumbled' on your channel a couple of months or so ago. We watched one of your vlogs and I was hooked. I started watching from the beginning, with your first vlog, watching one a day - sometimes two when we were having Skye like winds and rain here on the North Norfolk coast! Yesterday, I watched Ep71; I am now up to date. I have so enjoyed watching how life is panning out for you, with your ups and downs and welcoming your new addition to the clan. You have inspired me to 'have a go' at vloging with my simple camera, phone and our camcorder, covering various aspects of our life, here in Overstrand. I have, of course, subscribed so I won't miss any of your future vlogs. Peter grows most of our veggies, so I'm looking forward to seeing what those raised beds produce. Take care and stay safe. Janet xx
I enjoyed this so much! I traveled to the Butt on a sunny day in April earlier this year. I saw Dun Carloway and the Blue Pig shop near Callinish standing stones. I saw the stones in October 2022. Great video and fab self catering!
I just returned from an 18 day road trip of Scotland. It was my first time visiting this beautiful and dramatic country. We were so incredibly lucky to have stunning weather, some days in the 70's❤ I love watching your videos and fantasized about running into you on our day trip to Skye...maybe next time.
Hello Sarah and Willie, great video today I loved all the history and sites that you showed.That was pretty cute how you both met I can see why going back to the site where you both met is so special. Looking forward to the next video Great job 👍
I live in West Cornwall where we have many a ancient stone structures such as stone circles, fogous and stone capped burial chambers known as quoits. We also face out to open sea, once you pass the isles of Scilly the next stop is America! Love your channel and especially singing along to 'living the Skye life'
I do all my adventuring on TH-cam,discovering my ancestral heritage. Those Brock’s are so cool, really liking the road trip, second best , only the one you like best is better.
Truly, thank you for this video tour!! It’s all so fascinating! To understand why we are where we are it’s important to understand our past. My mother was quoted as saying: “Memories such as these give us hope for the future.” Thank you Willie and Sarah, so happy you met and thank you Jack and Nori for your joy of life!
Another wonderful video!!!!! Thanks for taking us with you, and glad to hear you took some time for yourselves. Beautiful scenery, and I love the comedy. Jack and Nory are adorable. Hugs to you all, from Colorado USA.
My husband who was born in England, just came into our living room asking if I was listening to some Scotts! I told him about your You Tube and now he’s hooked. Love you guys!
Love your videos, but you made me so homesick! I loved your last one where you took the ferry over to the remote island. The beauty of the nature and beaches was incredible. Oh, how I could easily live over there! Good thing, here in northern Vermont, USA we have some really beautiful nature, but nothing can compare to what you have.
Willie halfway through the video your music lulled me off to sleep and I had to go back. What an amazing place! I can imagine myself living in the old dwellings since I’m short but it was quite comical to see you crawling through the doors. You and Sarah are THE power couple 😎 Jack and Nori are the greatest pups around and you did a great job wearing them out for the ferry ride home.
Your videos get better and better. The interior of the black--house fascinated me. The broch sequence would have been far less informative without your accomplished drone shots, and they were also great for the ferry arrival. It was courageous of you to talk about how you met each other but I think we viewers very much appreciated you sharing that with us.
Great and beautiful places to see 😁 love the way you filmed it and great music. Add these 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 to your thumbs up counter. Great adventures love to see more...
Hey guys! I’m so happy I stumbled over your channel, it’s absolutely amazing! ❤ Me and my son are going on a road trip through Scotland in August and we are wisiting both Skye and Lewis and Harris! Can’t wait to se everything you’ve showed us in real life! ❤
Did I miss something on the story of how you met? Sarah, were you on is island for the music festival and invited Willie to come over for a meet and greet? I wasn't quite clear where you actually met and how things progressed from there. Thanks so much for going to Lewis and filming some of my ancestral homeland that I'll probably never get to see in real life.
I (Sarah) was on Lewis when Willie messaged on Tinder and I only decided to reply because my friend liked his joke about wind turbines! We met up in person back on the mainland in Stirling 😊
What a difference the weather was the 2 ferry rides! Beautiful no matter the weather, but glad you had some sunny days! And thank you again for sharing your time there; I need to get back there soon!
My daughter was part of a archaeological team that went to Lewis many years ago. Despite the weather and the ticks she loved it there, it felt like time travelling 😁💖x
Such great explorations out there. Standing stones, broch, and other interesting structures to see. Absolutely beautiful out there. Wonderful story of how you two met. I always enjoy watching your video. ❤
Scotland never fails to intrigue and fascinate me, though I probably will never get to visit. Do the two of you ever go backpacking/camping? It would be wonderful to see you and the dogs spend a night in a bothy. Much appreciation from the USA.
I love going on holidays with you all... seeing the islands, standing stones, old buildings has been amazing! My Mum always put a coin in purses as well (Welsh ancestory). I've always kept up the tradition as well! :)
The Brochs at Glenelg are awesome. Definitely worth a day trip and you can get the little car ferry direct from Skye to Glenelg. wildlife is also insane there. Would suggest a drive back, as the Ratagan Pass is awesome. Worth an explore. We were there last year. I introduced my family to your vlogs every evening.
Love it. Especially that in few days time me, my husband and 2 friends are starting Hebridean Way walk. We all have visited Harris last year and fell in love. So now we are coming back with bing bang 😊 Great video. Thank you.
Perfect absolutely amazing scenery. Just love this video. Thanks for sharing. I love the old buildings and seeing inside them. Look forward to your next adventure. Have a good week guys.
Have been binge watching your last three videos as we have been away for a while! Love hearing how people meet, and so lovely that the island has such a special connection to you both. Loved the video xxx
I think you guys and the boys would enjoy the boat ride from Elgol to Loch Coruisk and back. The view from Elgol to the Cuilins has been called the finest view in the United Kingdom, and the walk around the loch is amazing.
I think it's so wonderful how considerate you both are to the other animals (ie sheep, highland cows, seals etc.) when you're out and about with the pups....those Calanais stones are wild, so much history and the mystery of why they originated is so interesting.
I'm finally getting to watch you guys on Thursday, doing a bit of moving and down sizing from a 3/2 house to a tiny house. 16 years of pack ratting, bit me in the butt this week. It's so good to just stretch out and watch you guys.
Thank goodness for Tinder and other sites where like minded people can meet up with a view to friendship and maybe ❤. My daughter met her now New Zealand 🇳🇿 husband on one of these dating sites when she moved from the UK on her own to live and work in New Zealand. She is a nurse and worked shifts and nights so it was difficult to meet people. Her first meet up was for a coffee at lunchtime and her second was to meet his parents! I felt relieved that he wasn't an axe murderer! Married at 41, their handsome son born at 42. The moral of this tale is that there is hope and there are people out there. ❤
Wow..Thanku guys for that Brilliant video w such Superb drone shots which captured that feeling of sparseness & haunting quietitude of Lewis, & that last glen 👌 & as for yr shots of Callanish Stones 🌟 & all the other circles nrby which I regretted missing when there but not now. Hope everyone realises what a gift you just gave us. Was last there in 2018 as well to all those places. Lewis still calls me back & I live a very, very long way from there. Cheers & ❤
Loved the little tour of the rest of Harris & Lewis you showed us! I always looked forward to the weekly uploads although it's a shame it's not a Sunday night upload for us here in Aus! Would love if you could get down to Oban one day and show us around. It's somewhere I'm hoping to get to myself when I can make another trip to the Scottish Highlands. Otherwise we'd love to see more of the Outer Hebrides!
Went to the Outer Hebrides over 20yrs ago and was blown away by the beauty of the place. Blessed by Mediterranean style weather for 2 weeks...ok perhaps not quite as hot but glorious anyway. Bought a photograph of the Stones at Callanaish from a nearby gallery. The central stone had snow on top of it making it look like slice of wedding cake. Did the Black house...remarkably cosy and smoky! Fabulous unforgettable holiday.
I loved seeing the mystical standing stones, the majestic broch, and the fascinating black house. It amazes me that you can just wander through them without a tour guide holding your hand!
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11:10 if that had a roof it would be extremely cosy with the double walls
However you got together, I’m just SO delighted that you did,and that you’ve chosen to share your incredible lives with us! Thank you all!
I like the way you are such responsible dog owners and considerate of other creatures like the sheep.
Willie and Sarah, you also put money in shoes and coats you gift, too.🧥🥾 They will have traveling money. Loved this island trip.✨
Willy, your music is so perfect for where you are and what you do! Beautiful!
Ahh thanks so much!!
I totally agree. The music is very fitting for the video.
I'm always so amazed by your drone footage. Not just the scenery, but your skill with it. Great cinematography!
Yes, those shots really make the videos. I can't help thinking how much trouble you must go to to get them, especially the distant shots of the car - so professional looking.
Love the standing stones , love the brochs, love the views and I love Scotland. Thank you very much . I do enjoy my Sundays on Skye. And the Scotland
Thanks so much!! We’re so glad you enjoyed it 😊
I find peace watching your videos, I have grandparents generations back, who came from Skye. I think about going there to stay. Your life there is a great reprieve from what’s happening here in America right now. I feel like you have become family. Love to watch! Give your doggies hugs from us!
Yes, my mum would never give a purse as a gift without a coin in it otherwise it would 'always be empty'. A northern thing, perhaps?
Well done, Chris! Good work 😂
We always did that as well, with either a purse or a handbag, we grew up in London. It is still done here in Australia.
Wow! What a great video. I really enjoyed seeing everything. The scenery, standing stones, the black house and the brochs. ❤
Thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed it
THANKS FOR TAKING ME TO YOUR WORLD AND LIFE
Hooray it's Sunday. Loved seeing the standing stones! Have you ever watched or read "Outlander"? (Don't touch the stones in case you can travel!) Outlander is how I fell in love with Scotland. Also because of the show/books I learned so much Scottish history. Best episode ever and loved hearing about how you met. You certainly belong together!
You hug the stones they are your ancestors!
Ahaha no we didn’t touch the stones - mainly to preserve them, but we didn’t want to get transported away either 😜
I love outlander.
I was a huge fan for first couple of seasons but gradually lost interest when they left Scotland. Without the impending battle of Culloden the series seemed to lose its focus. Sam seemed to lose interest, his passionate personality appeared diminished and the myriad of disparate secondary characters did not trigger any interest in their fortunes. Brianna's lack of acting ability was a real disappointment verging on embarrassment. I would have loved to experience the effects the catastrophic battle had on the people and landscape of Scotland and how the English took advantage of their victory to tear out the heart of this once proud nation.
@@catherinehanner284What ye blethering about. It was a stupid series of books and a stupid TV series. Not history.
It blows my mind how amazing those drone shots are that you take. Something that would have once needed a helicopter camera crew is now available to anyone. Still not particularly cheap, but a bit more affordable! They really add a lot to the story, the arial shots of the standing stones and the roads, to the ferry at the end. Take them out and you still have a good video, but they add so much.
I loved seeing the Isles of Harris and Lewis. My heart is in Scotland. I have to admit that I love watching your videos so much I often forget to like them til the very end and have to rewind in order to have time to do it. Y’all are wonderful!
Aww thanks so much!!
Lichen on a standing stone,.... then a lamb on a stank,....❤ love this @ 9.25 min.
Happy Trails you two lovely people! 🏴
Years ago visited callanish and remember having to hide behind one of the stones as we got all the seasons in o.
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!ne day wind snow rain but no sun we also visited a seer who told us some incredible stories from his youth dupernatural tales7(;
That was lovely to watch, all the beautiful history and scenery plus the dog enjoying themelves. Thank you for sharing your holiday getaway. 💕🇦🇺
😊 “we met on Tinder!”… little knowing what the future would bring… I can positively say you guys were supposed to meet & thanks to Chris for getting you to message back Sarah 😂 beautiful end to a lovely wee family holiday - thanks for taking us along! ❤️
Aww thanks so much! We think so too 😊
That stone circle reminds me of my native culture we also have circles that have 4 dividing lines we call it the 4 directions medicine wheel if you google it many books will come up. Many peoples around the world have many ancient similarities that it just boggles the mind to know how manystill exist today. My imagination goes crazy when thinking of what life was like back then on a remote Island because getting to and from the mainland must have been terrifying in bad weather. Loved it!!!
Jack loves water so much, lovely to see him play. The standing stones are beyond magical. Thank you so much for this wonderful video. Cheer.
Thanks!
I really loved seeing the long houses and the standing stones. What an exhilarating place!!!
Thanks so much!!
A friend of mine was a pharmacist on Lewis, he had a croft house and barn in a little hamlet called islibhig on the isle of Lewis. When he left the island he retained the croft house but turned it into a bothy for anyone to use as shelter. I went with him for a visit to the property at the end of the 90's. I remember I was going through stress at the time, and just being in this place made me realise how most things were insignificant in comparison to this beautiful landscape. On the way back after a week on the island we visit a a beach called Hushinish on Harris which was absolutely beautiful, and looked like a Caribbean beach, little rowing boat drawn up, just stunning!
Loved your last two videos guys. It looks so wild and free. Coming over from Sydney Australia next year so writing a list of all your places you visit on Isle of Skye and Lewis and Harris. Thanks guys and look forward to your next video.
Hi guys and woofs 🥃absolutely brilliant!! Great footage and amazing filming and thanks for taken me back to the very same spots, you both are true ambassadors for Scotland 🏴🏴.. I too worked on turbines but Fort Augustus... Living on top of a mountain does strange things to the mind🤔🤔🥃🥃 anyhoo thank god for tinder and wullies joke.. And here we all are, your all a joy. Cheers 🏴👍🥃 Rob.
Love the history and architecture. I’m glad you two got together.
My husband, Peter, 'stumbled' on your channel a couple of months or so ago. We watched one of your vlogs and I was hooked. I started watching from the beginning, with your first vlog, watching one a day - sometimes two when we were having Skye like winds and rain here on the North Norfolk coast! Yesterday, I watched Ep71; I am now up to date. I have so enjoyed watching how life is panning out for you, with your ups and downs and welcoming your new addition to the clan. You have inspired me to 'have a go' at vloging with my simple camera, phone and our camcorder, covering various aspects of our life, here in Overstrand. I have, of course, subscribed so I won't miss any of your future vlogs. Peter grows most of our veggies, so I'm looking forward to seeing what those raised beds produce. Take care and stay safe. Janet xx
That’s so great they have inspired you to get vlogging too. It’s great fun making videos even if a bit tiring sometimes xxx
Hi Janet! Thanks so much for your lovely comment - great work on catching up! We hope you have a lot of fun vlogging your adventures 😊👍
Sarah and Willy, thank you for sharing your trip with us. The story of your first meeting is sweet❤️❤️
Another great show! We love seeing the sights around Scotland, so thank you so much. And My wife and I met on line also. Been married 24 years now.
Stunning scenery. Loved visiting the stone circles and the reconstructed black house. Thanks 😊
What a stunning place to visit and so much history. Take care and thank you for sharing your adventures 👏🙏❤️
Loved seeing your holiday on Harris with the boys , after seeing Outlander love everything Scottish from Sharyn Rosie in New Zealand ❤️
I enjoyed this so much! I traveled to the Butt on a sunny day in April earlier this year. I saw Dun Carloway and the Blue Pig shop near Callinish standing stones. I saw the stones in October 2022. Great video and fab self catering!
I just returned from an 18 day road trip of Scotland. It was my first time visiting this beautiful and dramatic country. We were so incredibly lucky to have stunning weather, some days in the 70's❤ I love watching your videos and fantasized about running into you on our day trip to Skye...maybe next time.
Scotland is stunning isn’t it! Love living here and sharing our lives here in the far north 🏴 on our YT channel x
Hello Sarah and Willie, great video today I loved all the history and sites that you showed.That was pretty cute how you both met I can see why going back to the site where you both met is so special. Looking forward to the next video Great job 👍
Thanks so much!! So glad you liked it 😊
Wow from Australia. Thank you for showing us this wonderful and for me unheard of islands. Absolutely fabulous.
Thanks so much! So glad you liked it 😊
Thanks
Thanks so much!!
The stone circles and ruins are fascinating 😊
I live in West Cornwall where we have many a ancient stone structures such as stone circles, fogous and stone capped burial chambers known as quoits. We also face out to open sea, once you pass the isles of Scilly the next stop is America! Love your channel and especially singing along to 'living the Skye life'
Thank you!!
Charming❤ Absolutely beautiful there
Have enjoyed your TH-cam broadcasts! Thank you!❤️
I do all my adventuring on TH-cam,discovering my ancestral heritage. Those Brock’s are so cool, really liking the road trip, second best , only the one you like best is better.
Great episode! I’m lucky to have visited Calanais several times, what a wonderful, magical place! ❤️
Truly, thank you for this video tour!! It’s all so fascinating! To understand why we are where we are it’s important to understand our past. My mother was quoted as saying: “Memories such as these give us hope for the future.” Thank you Willie and Sarah, so happy you met and thank you Jack and Nori for your joy of life!
Ah you’re very welcome!! Thank you for watching and leaving such a lovely comment 😊
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Our Grandson is named after the Callanish Stones - Callan Lewis.
That is so cool!
I know someone’s son called Calder after one of the lochs up here. So cool x
We always wind them saying that he was conceived there 😂
Loving the wild and beautiful isles.
Another wonderful video!!!!! Thanks for taking us with you, and glad to hear you took some time
for yourselves. Beautiful scenery, and I love the comedy. Jack and Nory are adorable. Hugs to you all, from Colorado USA.
Thanks so much!!
Nori gave you side eye when you told him not to eat moss 😅😅I have never seen such expressive dogs ❤
Ahaha he’s such a cheeky monkey! And delights in doing the opposite of what’s he told at the moment…
Love the way the music matched the scenery ❤ Also enjoyed seeing the scenery and clouds ⛅️ 😍
So interesting and picturesque and the drone footage makes it feel so dramatic. Everything enhanced by the brilliant music 😊
Thanks so much!!
My husband who was born in England, just came into our living room asking if I was listening to some Scotts! I told him about your You Tube and now he’s hooked. Love you guys!
Ahaha amazing!!
Thank you for sharing this,enjoyed it so much.
Love your videos, but you made me so homesick! I loved your last one where you took the ferry over to the remote island. The beauty of the nature and beaches was incredible. Oh, how I could easily live over there! Good thing, here in northern Vermont, USA we have some really beautiful nature, but nothing can compare to what you have.
6.30 sunday 👍👍👍 best time if the week We love you guys ✍️✍️👍
Aww thanks so much!!
Beautiful adventures on your holiday!! Lovely!! 🥰
Thank you!!
Loved seeing Lewis and Harris, can’t wait to move up to Scotland next year and spend lots of time exploring all the different areas 😍
Aww amazing!! Hope the move goes smoothly 🤞
A very special vlog by two very special people 😊😊😊
Willie halfway through the video your music lulled me off to sleep and I had to go back.
What an amazing place! I can imagine myself living in the old dwellings since I’m short but it was quite comical to see you crawling through the doors.
You and Sarah are THE power couple 😎
Jack and Nori are the greatest pups around and you did a great job wearing them out for the ferry ride home.
Aww haha thanks so much!
Your videos get better and better. The interior of the black--house fascinated me. The broch sequence would have been far less informative without your accomplished drone shots, and they were also great for the ferry arrival. It was courageous of you to talk about how you met each other but I think we viewers very much appreciated you sharing that with us.
Great and beautiful places to see 😁 love the way you filmed it and great music. Add these 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 to your thumbs up counter.
Great adventures love to see more...
Hey guys! I’m so happy I stumbled over your channel, it’s absolutely amazing! ❤ Me and my son are going on a road trip through Scotland in August and we are wisiting both Skye and Lewis and Harris! Can’t wait to se everything you’ve showed us in real life! ❤
So nice u consider the mother & baby lambs. 😊
Those standing stones are amazing! Thanks for visiting and sharing with us.
You’re very welcome!! Glad you enjoyed it 😊
I really enjoyed this video. Can't get over the lack of trees. The stones are very interesting. Thanks for taking us along.
The standing stones are amazing and very stunning. Nice to see in solitude. Makes you wonder who placed them and why.
Did I miss something on the story of how you met? Sarah, were you on is island for the music festival and invited Willie to come over for a meet and greet? I wasn't quite clear where you actually met and how things progressed from there. Thanks so much for going to Lewis and filming some of my ancestral homeland that I'll probably never get to see in real life.
I (Sarah) was on Lewis when Willie messaged on Tinder and I only decided to reply because my friend liked his joke about wind turbines! We met up in person back on the mainland in Stirling 😊
@@livingtheskyelife Stirling is such a lovely place. Sounds like it would be a nice place for a another video chapter :-)
We love seeing the buildings and the amazing landscape . Heritage and history. Sunny beauty.
What a difference the weather was the 2 ferry rides! Beautiful no matter the weather, but glad you had some sunny days! And thank you again for sharing your time there; I need to get back there soon!
Outstanding....content always! THANK YOU FOUR!❤❤❤❤
Spectacular views and history, thanks for sharing your holiday ❤❤
My daughter was part of a archaeological team that went to Lewis many years ago. Despite the weather and the ticks she loved it there, it felt like time travelling 😁💖x
Such great explorations out there. Standing stones, broch, and other interesting structures to see. Absolutely beautiful out there. Wonderful story of how you two met. I always enjoy watching your video. ❤
Thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed it 😊
Merci for the truly heartwarming tours! Being of Scot-Irish descent, the history is very interesting! Love from GA, USA!❤
Scotland never fails to intrigue and fascinate me, though I probably will never get to visit. Do the two of you ever go backpacking/camping? It would be wonderful to see you and the dogs spend a night in a bothy. Much appreciation from the USA.
Love the way Jack listens to you talking!!😂
So interesting! Thanks for the vacation with you.
I'm loving this trip! Thank you!
I love going on holidays with you all... seeing the islands, standing stones, old buildings has been amazing! My Mum always put a coin in purses as well (Welsh ancestory). I've always kept up the tradition as well! :)
So glad you enjoyed it!
The Brochs at Glenelg are awesome. Definitely worth a day trip and you can get the little car ferry direct from Skye to Glenelg. wildlife is also insane there. Would suggest a drive back, as the Ratagan Pass is awesome. Worth an explore. We were there last year. I introduced my family to your vlogs every evening.
Love it. Especially that in few days time me, my husband and 2 friends are starting Hebridean Way walk.
We all have visited Harris last year and fell in love. So now we are coming back with bing bang 😊
Great video. Thank you.
The guy in that gift shop is so nice we went in last month such a nice chap . Absolutely stunning Scotland is . Can’t wait to explore more in August
He was so lovely!
Perfect absolutely amazing scenery. Just love this video. Thanks for sharing. I love the old buildings and seeing inside them. Look forward to your next adventure. Have a good week guys.
Have been binge watching your last three videos as we have been away for a while! Love hearing how people meet, and so lovely that the island has such a special connection to you both. Loved the video xxx
Ah thanks so much! It was nice to visit the island together that played a part in our story 😊
Travels with Sarah and Willie - the highlight of my Sunday. Willie - your music is wonderful. It enhances the vlogs beautifully.
I think you guys and the boys would enjoy the boat ride from Elgol to Loch Coruisk and back. The view from Elgol to the Cuilins has been called the finest view in the United Kingdom, and the walk around the loch is amazing.
Yes we would love to go there, although it might be a while before we trust Nori on a boat that small - so much chaos could be caused 😅
Your videos are always so relaxing. Great to go on vacation with you!
Great video and history lessons!
I think it's so wonderful how considerate you both are to the other animals (ie sheep, highland cows, seals etc.) when you're out and about with the pups....those Calanais stones are wild, so much history and the mystery of why they originated is so interesting.
Thanks so much!!
I'm finally getting to watch you guys on Thursday, doing a bit of moving and down sizing from a 3/2 house to a tiny house. 16 years of pack ratting, bit me in the butt this week. It's so good to just stretch out and watch you guys.
Thank goodness for Tinder and other sites where like minded people can meet up with a view to friendship and maybe ❤. My daughter met her now New Zealand 🇳🇿 husband on one of these dating sites when she moved from the UK on her own to live and work in New Zealand. She is a nurse and worked shifts and nights so it was difficult to meet people. Her first meet up was for a coffee at lunchtime and her second was to meet his parents! I felt relieved that he wasn't an axe murderer!
Married at 41, their handsome son born at 42. The moral of this tale is that there is hope and there are people out there. ❤
Beautiful country. Thanks for the tour!
Great video 🎉Thanks
Wow..Thanku guys for that Brilliant video w such Superb drone shots which captured that feeling of sparseness & haunting quietitude of Lewis, & that last glen 👌 & as for yr shots of Callanish Stones 🌟 & all the other circles nrby which I regretted missing when there but not now. Hope everyone realises what a gift you just gave us. Was last there in 2018 as well to all those places. Lewis still calls me back & I live a very, very long way from there. Cheers & ❤
This is a beautiful location. I had never heard of these rock formations. The dwellings are also very interesting. 🌷🌿🐕🇺🇸
Thanks Sarah & Willie for a fabulous look at the outer hebrides , amazing ❤
I loved hearing how you two connected ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Loved the little tour of the rest of Harris & Lewis you showed us!
I always looked forward to the weekly uploads although it's a shame it's not a Sunday night upload for us here in Aus!
Would love if you could get down to Oban one day and show us around. It's somewhere I'm hoping to get to myself when I can make another trip to the Scottish Highlands. Otherwise we'd love to see more of the Outer Hebrides!
Thank you for bringing us along on this lovely trip. This Bronx girl appreciates the NY Yankees cap!!
Went to the Outer Hebrides over 20yrs ago and was blown away by the beauty of the place. Blessed by Mediterranean style weather for 2 weeks...ok perhaps not quite as hot but glorious anyway. Bought a photograph of the Stones at Callanaish from a nearby gallery. The central stone had snow on top of it making it look like slice of wedding cake. Did the Black house...remarkably cosy and smoky! Fabulous unforgettable holiday.
I loved seeing the mystical standing stones, the majestic broch, and the fascinating black house. It amazes me that you can just wander through them without a tour guide holding your hand!
Fantastic scenery and fantastic music.
Aww thanks so much!