I recall climbing the Lost Valley as a child: there was a gigantic block up there with ‘the Devil’s footprints’ on it. ❤. Snowpoles still alongside the road. Is there still the full Highland dress Piper at the western end?
It's an incredible place to walk and drive through but I personally prefer to enter after leaving Rannoch moor behind so the sun isn't in my eyes. Even if I'm going up to the east side of the highlands I'll always take the A82 up to Spean Bridge and then cut across via the A86 to the A9 at Kingussie. It's a much prettier run than along past Loch Ness. I'll be doing it all again at the end of October.
Another brilliant video, well done again.
Thanks mate 👌🏻
Brilliant , I’ll be up there in June can’t wait to be back 👍🦌🌲
It’s a fabulous place Chrissy, have a great time!
It best east to west. The opposite means you are leaving the highlands behind and going home. .
I like your thinking John!
I recall climbing the Lost Valley as a child: there was a gigantic block up there with ‘the Devil’s footprints’ on it. ❤. Snowpoles still alongside the road. Is there still the full Highland dress Piper at the western end?
Indeed Linda, he was there last week when I was up
@@coasttocoast23 great! I think the son took over years ago: hope they’re still playing when I make a road trip next May!
@@lindaj5492 they are a nice addition to the Glen Linda!
It's an incredible place to walk and drive through but I personally prefer to enter after leaving Rannoch moor behind so the sun isn't in my eyes. Even if I'm going up to the east side of the highlands I'll always take the A82 up to Spean Bridge and then cut across via the A86 to the A9 at Kingussie. It's a much prettier run than along past Loch Ness. I'll be doing it all again at the end of October.
That’s a beautiful drive up there John. Might feature it on the channel soon.. I’m often up Kingussie/ Aviemore way. Love it.
You need to clean the screen to stop the camera focusing on the muck! 😊
Needs to stop waving the mic around too as the sound can be challenging 😁
Apologies, never realised at the time!