When I first went to Scotland in my van I too got emotional when I woke up and was surrounded by Glencoe 9yrs ago, at the time I was 48 and I thought I was emotionally hard but NOPE, Scotland got me and STILL gets to me... As An Enlgishman, thank you Scotland...
i live near Loch Lomond and I always get the chills driving through Glencoe - it is a very special place. People who appreciate the country are always very welcome.
Before I even clicked on this video I was thinking of Glencoe. The scale and stark beauty of that part of my country will never leave me. I was in my early 20's when we stopped there on the way to Glenfinnan. Never felt more connected to my country.
Wonderful video I’ve lived in Scotland all of my life and have travelled to different countries around the world but I still think Scotland is the most beautiful country. And I’m glad to be home . You must have Celtic genes with your red hair welcome back Eleanor you will always be welcome in Scotland. Safe travels x
Welcome to Scotland 🏴. Take as many photos as you can. I’m so pleased you got there safely. Enjoy every moment. Scotland is breathtaking. 😊😊😊😊🏴🏴🏴🏴
Thank you so much! 😄 Loved every minute of it and I’ll definitely go back again for longer. Agree every where is stunning it’s the most beautiful place I’ve ever visited 😊❤️
@@kevinkvs9746 I’ll be going up the A9 to Pitlochry, over to the Linn of Tummel and then westwards towards Crieff to watch salmon leaping the waterfalls and the beautiful Autumnal colours of the woodlands. So lucky to live in Bonnie Scotland.🏴
Left when I was 21. 7 years in London. 41 years in Luton, kids now grown ups. I can recall all your scenes because its embedded in my memories. I left but my heart and soul is still there. Dads ashes are buried in a hill overlooking Loch Lomand. Mums ashes are in a cemetery in Bearsden where we were all born. Thanks Eleanor. Go and live there even for a few years.
What a beautifully honest and emotional video. I may have lived here all my life however this still caused me to share a tear with you. Thank you for reminding me how wonderful our country is and how blessed I am to be here. If you embrace Scotland it will embrace you back many fold. Haste ye back lass!
I have just come back from five wonderful days in Scotland. I have been to Scotland many times and even served there in the Royal Navy. I've spent virtually all that time in Fife and Edinburgh (the most beautiful city on earth IMO). This time we drove from the West Midlands in England to Inverness with an overnight stop in Fort William. The drive from Fort William to Inverness was the most incredible experience. Glencoe was stunning, l was awestruck with its beauty. The drive along Loch Ness was equally amazing. I have always had an affinity with Scotland due to my grandfather being Scottish and me having a Scottish surname (Crawford). Next year we are going to visit Skye.
Thank you so much for this. I am Scottish and see scenery like this every day, your wonderful enthusiasm and appreciation of the landscape is infectious.
Yaaaaasss! Buzzing you’ve made it here, love seeing peoples reaction to my country (especially when they get that sort of feeling from being here). I’ve lived here all my life and still get blown away by it all the time!
Hi,I’m glad you came to see us. Welcome home to Bonnie Scotland you are always welcome and will always be welcomed back again. I hope you loved your time here. Haste ye back Bonnie Lassie. Rab ❤
when you come to scotland you cant help getting emotional ...and when you go to glencoe and step outside ..you get a huge cuddle from the atmosphere around you ...thats why you got emotional ....i go up the highlands once a month for that cuddle ....but next time do a plan ..because there is just too much to see but i am pleased that someone from the deep south got to experience that emotion
Welcome to Scotland, there is so so many things to do, amazing video and anyone that gets so emotional about this beautiful country deserves and subscribe
And then a Red Squirrel pops its head around a tree, wagging its tail and making wee grumbling noises. I’ve walked thousands of miles on the long distance paths here in Scotland and it never ceases to amaze and thrill me.
Wonderful to see your reaction to Scotland and glad you plan to come back. My top tip: don't be afraid to ask people questions on your travels, (even if you know the answer.) Scots like to help.
So glad you got here and found you love Scotland. 20 years ago I came up to Orkney for a holiday ... Never went back. Scotland is my home now and I just hope I can claim my Scottish Passport before I'm much older.
I morally had to vote against independence exactly because of the proposed citizenship policy. Copied from Quebec, and defended by many nats online as part of the trendy theory "civic nationalism", they were saying only to be automatic from birthplace or present living there. While there was a provision to apply for descent citizenship, never to any enquiry or meeting question would they say it would be unrefusable. That includes me directly asking Salmond it on his last campaign phone-in. The policy office at Leith told me "any discretionary elements" would be decided in the statebuilding after a Yes vote, which meant it could be refusable. SNP minister Alex Neil in a public meeting defended that "the reason why its not a free for all" was in case of "undesirables", which obviously could mean the poor. The real reason was that part of the nat support base is local-minded and anti-outsider, with the outsider attitude including towards our close diaspora, like emigrants' offspring. So, hypocritically when economic emigration was a frequently made argument for independence, return by the emigrants' families was not seen as popular to those racist voters. The Yes campaign and other SNP campaigns always left that out and played it down. As it was not thought a popular issue by the media either, it dangerously got hardly any media notice that this policy was happening. Obviously I am such a returner. I lodged EU petition 1448 2014, which cited that human rights article 8, family life, as part of EU law, will oblige the EU to disown shun and sanction Scotland as a pariah racist state and have no dealings with us, unless our parental descent citizenship is unrefusable. I must have impacted successfully as the Yes movement has lost its long term momentum feeling and high handedness that it kept in the first years after losing. For the policy actually has been fixed now. As recently as 27 Jul 2023, when new leader Humza Yusaf brought out a new citizenship policy. It does now include parental descent in automatic, so I could now vote Yes. But this is far too late for the actual indyref, which remains a taint on our history.
moved from Holland to Scotland 5 years ago. Traveled a lot (India Australia many countries in Europe). Scotland made me cry many times as well and still does. This LAND. No words to express it, although I am a writer. Thanks for sharing your love for this amazing place. Grtz from Anstruther. Annemarie
Well done Eleanor for doing this trip on your own.... I've done it a few times now... and its better on your own!! You truly appreciate Scotland with know distractions from other people. Lovely that you got emotional.... i think mountains and wilderness do that to you!! Safe Travels.... John.
It's quite something, isn't it?' Great cities, wonderful people, dog friendly everything, intriguing history... but it's the rural areas, highlands and islands where everything gets all that much better! It's like going back in time to a better place and the landscapes and scenery is just... WOW!
It is called "Bonnie Scotland" for so many very good reasons. My maternal grandmother was Scottish. We migrated from the UK to Australia in 1962 and on my fourth trip back to the UK in 1996, I finally went to Scotland (also to Wales, where my heritage is through my maternal grandfather, for the first time). After staying the night in the Lake District, I headed further north, got off the motorway too soon and drove through Glasgow on a Saturday around lunchtime (it was an Old Firm Derby day, so not the best decision I ever made). As I stopped at Loch Lomond for lunch, then drove through Glen Coe in a storm in the dark and finally found a B&B to stay the night, I increasingly felt that I was really at home. I also cried, many times (seeing Ben Nevis, at Urquhart Castle, meeting my relatives, visiting St Andrews, seeing Edinburgh Castle and crossing the border back into England). Perhaps one day I can visit again and add to the memories of truly being at home.
...oh, so sweet, Eleanor - your excitement and tears... and I know what you're talking about... I discovered Scotland some 30 years ago, and I fell in love with the country so deeply, that I eventually moved there - its my homeland now... 💖
I am lucky to call Skye my home. I always feel emotional when returning from trips down south. Scotland touches your soul and once it has you in its grasp..............
Literally worked at black spout 2 weeks ago. Clearing the debris from the walls holding it together. There was a tree with a memorial plaque for someone who had died and we cleaned it up and left it for the family. Love working and living in this country
I'm from Scotland and there are new paths being built where I am. The Crieff - Muthill cycle path is a three mile path that will soon link the two places. It uses a farm track, a new path using the fenced off edge of a field that grows crops, and stretches of a minor road. Together with the Crieff - Comrie path (7 miles) and the Loch Earn Railway Path this will create about 25 miles of an almost car free cycle path, linking Muthill to Lochearnhead From Lochearnhead you can the get onto the path of the former Oban - Callander Railway, 24 miles long. Thats a total of about 50 miles of almost car free cycle path! I'm mentioning this because not all visitors to Scotland will have heard of it. Do pay it a visit.😁
born in north lanarkshire , raised in a small fishing village 200 miles n.e. in the highlands, i love my country even tho we're shyte at footy, i am proud of how we treat tourists, and have a sense of humour that only scots n irish truly appreciate.we are welcoming to everyone unless they fk up, then god help ye.
Come all the way to Campbeltown. You were at the Rest and be thankful. Its around another 2 hours. Scenery is breath-taking and a mountain (Ben) to climb and a Loch to swim in.
Makes me happy to see people come and enjoy the place so much. I'm very lucky that I drive all over Scotland with work, so places like Glencoe etc are a regular thing for me. Still though I can get some weird kinda emotional feeling at times. I'm not sure if it's pride or a spiritual thing for the land. Haste ye back!!!
It gets everyone every time. Special place. I did my first solo trip two years ago after coming with others for over 10 years and now I have to go once every season. I can’t stay away. Solo trips are just so special
I live in Dunoon in Argyle & Bute ,just near where you was filming. I moved here 22 years ago but Im originally from Glasgow. Im always amazed by the scenery around me. I do lots of camping up the hills around the area. Breathtaking every time. Enjoy your travels in BONNIE Scotland 😄
I’m so happy to see you went for this solo trip ! I hope you’re proud of yourself. I’m sure these emotional moments and striking landscape will feed your soul and inspiration. Enjoy your journey, take care. 😊
Thank you so much as always 😄 it definitely did its job and inspired me so much! Loved every minute of it. Stayed about a week and definitely going back sooner rather than later 😊❤️
Ciao Eleanora! Lovely upload. Totally inspiring. You have a totally awesome shot at 06:09. I sincerely hope you have a perfect time in Scotland. Hope the weather gets better for you. You so deserve this. Keep up the brilliant content. Arrivederci, Rafael
Aw thank you Rafael! 😊 I kept stopping constantly because everywhere I drove I wanted to take it in and grab some shots. The camera I had doesn’t do it justice I don’t think it was sooo gorgeous! Hope you’re having a lovely day ❤️
I am lucky enough to live only a few hundred yards from the ‘awesome view at 6.09’. That’s the spot I launch my kayak when the weather is perfect for it and I loved seeing her reaction.
Oh Ellie, it's so nice to see a sensitive and raw side to you that we don't get to see very often. I am so happy for you that you have finally been brave enough to challenge yourself and get to see Scotland and I cannot wait to see what the rest of your trip entails. Take care and have fun.❤
@@EleanorGraceDiaries I am doing better now than i have previously. Seeing your smile and raw emotions in this video is that life is too short. Please stay safe and enjoy the time up the road in sunny Scotland. ❤
Welcome to Scotland! I hope your time here is safe fun and enjoyable. There are a lot of reasonable mountains to walk up but pick your day and the rewards are breathtaking.
Thank you so much Richard. It was the most beautiful place I’ve ever visited. Climbed Ben Nevis whilst there too it was really rewarding and stunning views 😊
My first time up here took me 15hours from the south coast to Ullapool. I struggled, had a few short stops. I then moved and been here nearly 3yrs, then moved again back down to Perthshire but drive a truck everyday back to Inverness, lovely drive up along the A9. It's lovely scenery here but I do miss the weather of the south coast. Head for the Cairngorms, Aviemore, Killiecrankie, The Hermitage. But if you'd like to see Stag then the route from Inverness to Ullapool is a must in the evening, plus the mountains and snow is lovely. For beaches which are the best, cleanest and most peaceful in the UK then right up the West coast and along the top.
So happy to see you get so emotional over your arrival in the land of Lochs and Legends. Being shrouded in fog makes it appear all the more magical and intriguing. Let the Ellie and Stitch adventure in Scotland begin. Wishing you nothing but a satisfying and memorable journey through such a beautiful part of the world. 🥰
It really is stunning Fredric! Thank you so much for your lovely words. I got home early today after about a week there and it was the best trip I’ve ever done. Will definitely be going back again! Can’t wait to show you what else I got up to 😊 hope you’re having a lovely day ❤️
OMG Ellie, you made it !! It’s absolutely beautiful even with the fog! My husband & I were supposed yo stop in a few places in Scotland on our Disney cruise in 2017, unfortunately we had to cancel due to his cancer surgery. I’m so looking forward to seeing more of Scotland with you! Hope you’re having an awesome time! Please stay safe and be careful 🤗💜
Hey Jan! Oh no that’s such a shame you and your husband didn’t make it to Scotland. It really is a beautiful place. Lots more videos to come and really hope you like them. Had an amazing time thank you 😊 hope you’re doing really well ❤️
If, you get a chance to head over to the Western Isles, go to the Isle of Harris, and from Tarbet head down to the village of Leverburgh. There`s miles and miles of golden sandy beaches, all deserted which border mountains. Single track main roads with cottages dotted here and there. The smell of peat fires in those cottages with stunning views of either the Atlantic Ocean or even more stunning Lochs. Crystal clear water.
Hi Eleanor a warm welcome too Scotland, one piece of advice if you do go up the mountains on your own do let someone know your route in case something goes wrong, i.e. who runs your B&B Hostels etc..... we have volunteer Mountain Rescue Teams who will find you if you have an accident or get lost. Enjoy our beautiful country.
Hey John 😊 I went up Ben Nevis and had two people watching me on Google maps at all times. Luckily met some lovely people near the peak as the weather got quite severe. Will be more prepared next time though and learnt a lot 😊
My Australian girlfriend did Ben Nevis on her own because she wanted to Eleanor I said I will come with you but she said No so sadly I had to go the the Scotland V England Rugby match, tough times
@@EleanorGraceDiaries Thanks! Ellie, my great grand parents travelled from Scotland to Australia way back, so fingers crossed, until then I'm tickled pink to be riding along with you and Stitch! 😊
I’m a Glaswegian and proud of my city for all its achievements but I have to say that Galloway is my favourite region of Scotland and Ayr has a special place in my heart. Edinburgh? Nice castle
If the Highlands makes you emotional best take tissues if you ever make it to the Western isles that will have you howling, strange and wonderful place, great vid thanks for sharing, just love the roads and scenery up there and its only an hour and a half from me, love it. Good luck with the list.
Just discovered your channel. I see I'm not the only person who drives at night up to Scotland from the south! It's the only way to miss the traffic! You'll love Scotland - I've driven there and cycled around it several times. Simply awesome!!!
Hiya! It never ceases to amaze me the reaction of visitors to Scotland and how emotional some can get. I am born, bred and live in Scotland and have travelled a fair bit around my beautiful country; particularly spending a lot of time in the Highlands / Glencoe etc., but I have only seen a (very) tiny fraction of what this stunning land has to offer. While I do appreciate and understand the outstanding natural beauty of my country, I feel that I sometimes can take it for granted and could see (and do) so much more. I hope you have an amazing time here and continue to come back over and over again - I have a feeling you will. :o) Take care and happy, safe travels!!
Thank you for your lovely comment 😊 agree you have the most beautiful country I’ve ever visited. Without a doubt going back again for longer next time. Will say as well you guys are the most friendly and welcoming people ever! Always felt at home there 😊❤️
I’m so happy for you, and happy that your so happy. Great video, hope you enjoy your many adventures in Scotland. Can’t wait for the videos of your time there.
Ceud Mìle Fàilte! Very nice video. I don’t normally watch ‘talking head’ videos, but you definitely kept me interested to the end. You showed very well the ‘otherness’ of Scotland with your choices of scenery and music. Haste ye back!
Had an amazing time thank you lovely! Stayed a week and definitely going back! The colours are incredible it was like walking in a painting or something 😍
The journey was long 😪 but aleast you made it across the border to Scotland ❤. Such beautiful views and i am sure you agree 👍 well worth it. Thanks for sharing your travels 😀. Best wishes Simon and Beth ❤👋❤
I just came across your channel while scrolling through and seeing you are in Scotland my Scotland 😆 I had to give it watch. Really hope you enjoy your time here and have a good explore around there's so much stunning places to go. I hope you have a great experience while you're in Scotland.
This is so reminiscent of when I first drove all the way to Fort William from Cornwall in 2005 to climb Ben Nevis. I remember stopping in Glencoe and it took my breath away. Now I live in the northern Highlands but still get that same buzz everytime I drive through or visit Glencoe.
As an occasional visitor to Scotland, I've found the scenery improves the further North you go. The drive from John O Groats to Ullapool is particularly spectacular, and takes longer than you might think, because of the frequent stops to enjoy the view! I also found the food to be really good in the places I ate, particularly Scottish beef.
heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ellie good to see you get to scotland all safe xx and its ok to be tearful and just remember how far you have come!! love ya ellie xx
I've been visiting Scotland for a very long time and just returned home two weeks ago. Every Time I clear Customs and walk outside of Edinburgh Airport it feels like Home. The Highlands? They will get inside your heart. Clicked onto your video because of the title but mostly "Emotional". After all these years it still is for me too.
My wife and I have just found your channel and are sitting here at 1am smiling at your passion and enthusiasm for our country 🏴 how long are you here for?
aye ayeeeeee - yi made it lovely.. good on yi! 💙💙actual proper chuffed for ya that you got there. you've been wanting to do it for some time now ❤❤ take it all in love, breeeaaathe xx
@@EleanorGraceDiaries tell yi what love, you can learn so much about one's self when you're in a silent place that speaks volumes by doing things that make you excited to be alone, seeing the excitement on your face, really hit me in a way that reminds me why I appreciate thing's in life that are free.. keep pushing yourself to do thing's little by little. proper proud of ya lovely. keep going ❤xx
I first travelled to Scotland back in 1972 and remember looking out at the misty mountains first thing in the morning on the overnight Glasgow to Oban train. Finally moved up in 1998 and never looked back. 😃
I drove from Prague in the Czech Republic to Edinburgh in one go, stopping only twice for fuel. Easy peasy. Did it in a Volvo V70. Love your Freelander 2. Had one before. Great car, wish I still had it.
Welcome to Scotland, the west and the Highlands are awesome but over here in the north east. I literally live on the line of the Highland Boundary Fault in Angus with the Cairngorms in view (when the traditional Scottish weather isn't here 😮😅). If you're still in the west I hope you've gotten some good shelter from this wee storm that's popped up. Sleep well ❤
What an incredible place to live! 😍 I got caught in the bad weather on Ben Nevis of all places 🤦🏽♀️😂 but was definitely an experience I’ll never forget ❤️
@EleanorGraceDiaries oooo, a rough one on Ben Nevis... I don't envy you there, but do look forward to your next installment of your tour of Scotland. I moved up here for some peace and escape town living. A 4x4 is kind of a must have at times up here... so you're half way there. Really do love this place 😍
Welcome to Bonnie Scotland,it's a brilliant country to live in.Wonderful scenery with plenty of good walks.Hope you enjoy.xx.We live in the Scottish borders,full of history,Sir Walter scott's courtroom,Selkirk comon riding,dates back over 500 hundred years.If you go on TH-cam ,put in Selkirk common riding you will get a very good preview of what it is like.Take care and enjoy.
I visited Loch Oich, 18 years ago, after my dad died. He took my mum & I there in 1970, when I was 10. We stayed in a little caravan at a campsite on one side of the Loch, - crossing the Loch by a little motorboat to a provisions cabin on the opposite bank for food. I was 46 then on my 2nd visit, & when I discovered that both the campsite, & the log cabin were both still there doing business, 36 years later, - with both my mum & dad gone, & nothing left but my childhood memories of our trip together, - I sat down on the bank where we had once moored our little boat, & sobbed my heart out.. There is something magical, transcending, & therapeutic about the wild untamed moors, lochs & mountains that are timeless. For me, Scotland & the Highlands are as close as I will ever get to living in Twin Peaks, my spiritual home. If you haven't seen it, I strongly recommend. If you have, you'll know precisely what I mean..
Hey Ellie! Wow what a monumental drive to get there and I can’t believe they conned you out of your purple light, it’s an outrage! 😂 What an amazing pay off for that mega journey, such a beautiful place even in the fog, so atmospheric, hope you are having a wonderful time, you’re so amazing doing that trip alone, sending you massive hugs, keep safe lovely xx ❤
I was outraged over the lack of purple lights too Adam 😡🤣 should have been a cheaper room because of that haha kidding 😂. Agree even with the fog it was stunning! I stopped multiple times a day to check out every view I saw lol. Got home today and absolutely exhausted but going again without a doubt! Hope you’re doing really well ❤️😊
@@EleanorGraceDiaries I’m still distressed about purple light-gate, they could at least have given you a torch and the wrapper from one of those purple quality street chocolates, I’ll be writing a strongly worded email on your behalf! 😂 I’m good thanks Ellie, Glad you are home safe lovely, can’t wait to see what else you got up to on your epic adventure xx ❤️
I always thought these Scotland videos were a bit nuts, I mean hey, Ben Nevis ain't exactly the Matterhorn. Then I remember thinking back to a holiday I had in Western Canada, and the scenery was Grand, it was Majestic, it was Awesome, it was ... Same! You go for miles and miles through the same pine forests, way off in the distance the same mountain peaks, it's spectacular but it doesn't seem to change very much. But drive for an hour west of Inverness and it changes every 2 minutes, it's sometimes ordinary but often it's just gorgeous.
When someone loves Scotland, Scotland always loves them back ❤
Beautifully said. Thanks for that. I miss Scotland
When I first went to Scotland in my van I too got emotional when I woke up and was surrounded by Glencoe 9yrs ago, at the time I was 48 and I thought I was emotionally hard but NOPE, Scotland got me and STILL gets to me... As An Enlgishman, thank you Scotland...
Something eerily magical about Glencoe. You can sense the ghosts of battles past.
i live near Loch Lomond and I always get the chills driving through Glencoe - it is a very special place. People who appreciate the country are always very welcome.
I'm very pleased you enjoyed it 👍
Before I even clicked on this video I was thinking of Glencoe. The scale and stark beauty of that part of my country will never leave me. I was in my early 20's when we stopped there on the way to Glenfinnan. Never felt more connected to my country.
@@simonstock2526 Place has a soul about it doesn't it brother, it's beyond words ; )
Been to about 50 countries and lived in 4. The one I keep coming back to is Scotland. What a beautiful place.
I was born and brought up in Greenock in the 60s and 70s which made me cry every day !
haha well done
Watching Morton most weeks makes me cry!!!😂
Well, I was raised in Glasgow and would go to Greenock on holiday as a kid. LOL.
Hope to see you again soon Ellie if you need help feeling low I am hear for you ok need to talk about how you feel
same here, Castlemilk, the people of Africa held a concert to raise money (only kiddin before everyone has a berkie)
Wonderful video I’ve lived in Scotland all of my life and have travelled to different countries around the world but I still think Scotland is the most beautiful country. And I’m glad to be home . You must have Celtic genes with your red hair welcome back Eleanor you will always be welcome in Scotland. Safe travels x
Welcome to Scotland 🏴. Take as many photos as you can. I’m so pleased you got there safely. Enjoy every moment. Scotland is breathtaking. 😊😊😊😊🏴🏴🏴🏴
Thank you so much! 😄 Loved every minute of it and I’ll definitely go back again for longer. Agree every where is stunning it’s the most beautiful place I’ve ever visited 😊❤️
@@EleanorGraceDiaries Just a Question: Where do you poo , if you are in your car all the time ? 😢also I would be scared of a Highland cow watching me
Your love for Scotland is appreciated. You will find Scots very welcoming if treated with respect, and will probably help anyone who needs it
Who are you? The king of life?
As a Scotsman everytime I drive through Glen Coe I cry 😢 it’s so beautiful
Driving up north through Rannoch Moor towards and through the mountain pass of Glencoe is really an emotional experience.
@ I’m heading there on Sunday for last uplift for mountain bikes on the ski lift 🏴👌🏻 can’t wait
@@kevinkvs9746 I’ll be going up the A9 to Pitlochry, over to the Linn of Tummel and then westwards towards Crieff to watch salmon leaping the waterfalls and the beautiful Autumnal colours of the woodlands. So lucky to live in Bonnie Scotland.🏴
Not much of a Scotsman as Glencoe is one word 😂😂
@ does it matter 👍🏻
Left when I was 21. 7 years in London. 41 years in Luton, kids now grown ups. I can recall all your scenes because its embedded in my memories. I left but my heart and soul is still there. Dads ashes are buried in a hill overlooking Loch Lomand. Mums ashes are in a cemetery in Bearsden where we were all born. Thanks Eleanor. Go and live there even for a few years.
Scotland 🏴 must be in your genes with hair that colour 👍.
Welcome home 🏴.
Scotland is full of natural beauty and the people there are wonderful and part of that beauty. See you again in '25!!
What a beautifully honest and emotional video. I may have lived here all my life however this still caused me to share a tear with you. Thank you for reminding me how wonderful our country is and how blessed I am to be here. If you embrace Scotland it will embrace you back many fold. Haste ye back lass!
I have just come back from five wonderful days in Scotland. I have been to Scotland many times and even served there in the Royal Navy. I've spent virtually all that time in Fife and Edinburgh (the most beautiful city on earth IMO). This time we drove from the West Midlands in England to Inverness with an overnight stop in Fort William. The drive from Fort William to Inverness was the most incredible experience. Glencoe was stunning, l was awestruck with its beauty. The drive along Loch Ness was equally amazing. I have always had an affinity with Scotland due to my grandfather being Scottish and me having a Scottish surname (Crawford). Next year we are going to visit Skye.
Skye will knock your socks off , my friend. Just awesome.
aye, ah wiz brought up 35 miles n.e. of inversnekie/dingwall, great place to raise a family. glad ye enjoyed yer time here me oldy.
Thank you so much for this. I am Scottish and see scenery like this every day, your wonderful enthusiasm and appreciation of the landscape is infectious.
I moved to Scotland in 2009 and i've never looked back :) Love Scotland
where did ye move fae?
Yaaaaasss! Buzzing you’ve made it here, love seeing peoples reaction to my country (especially when they get that sort of feeling from being here). I’ve lived here all my life and still get blown away by it all the time!
Hi,I’m glad you came to see us. Welcome home to Bonnie Scotland you are always welcome and will always be welcomed back again. I hope you loved your time here. Haste ye back Bonnie Lassie. Rab ❤
Welcome to Scotland from me, too! Now I remember why I chose to live up here. Hope you have a fabulous time, despite the weather x
Aw thank you Jacqui! 😄 Was absolutely incredible and don’t blame you for wanting to live there! I’ll be coming back soon… with a van hopefully haha ❤️
The weather is part of living in Scotland
when you come to scotland you cant help getting emotional ...and when you go to glencoe and step outside ..you get a huge cuddle from the atmosphere around you ...thats why you got emotional ....i go up the highlands once a month for that cuddle ....but next time do a plan ..because there is just too much to see but i am pleased that someone from the deep south got to experience that emotion
Scottish highlands are my happy place,i feel at home there,im English but im sure i was Scottish in a past life.
Totally understand where you’re coming from. It’s an incredible place ❤️
Welcome to Scotland, there is so so many things to do, amazing video and anyone that gets so emotional about this beautiful country deserves and subscribe
Isn’t it beautiful? 🏴❤️I’ve lived here all my life and still get emotional like you did when I look at some of our scenery! 💞🏴
@@yvonnemitchell3161 Even in Cumbernauld?
And then a Red Squirrel pops its head around a tree, wagging its tail and making wee grumbling noises. I’ve walked thousands of miles on the long distance paths here in Scotland and it never ceases to amaze and thrill me.
Never been to Cumbernauld! 😊
@ It’s a joke!
Yes, I got that! Still never been! 😊
Wonderful to see your reaction to Scotland and glad you plan to come back. My top tip: don't be afraid to ask people questions on your travels, (even if you know the answer.) Scots like to help.
Yes as a Scot when a tourist looks lost and asks for directions I like to just take them. It’s not a lot of time out of my day and they appreciate it.
So glad you got here and found you love Scotland. 20 years ago I came up to Orkney for a holiday ... Never went back. Scotland is my home now and I just hope I can claim my Scottish Passport before I'm much older.
I don’t blame you for doing that Sean! Hope you get your Scottish passport really soon too! 😊
@@EleanorGraceDiariesWhat’s wrong with the British passport ?🏴🇬🇧
@@charlieemslie7708 Nothing. Sean said he wanted a Scottish passport so I hope he gets his wish
I morally had to vote against independence exactly because of the proposed citizenship policy. Copied from Quebec, and defended by many nats online as part of the trendy theory "civic nationalism", they were saying only to be automatic from birthplace or present living there. While there was a provision to apply for descent citizenship, never to any enquiry or meeting question would they say it would be unrefusable. That includes me directly asking Salmond it on his last campaign phone-in.
The policy office at Leith told me "any discretionary elements" would be decided in the statebuilding after a Yes vote, which meant it could be refusable. SNP minister Alex Neil in a public meeting defended that "the reason why its not a free for all" was in case of "undesirables", which obviously could mean the poor.
The real reason was that part of the nat support base is local-minded and anti-outsider, with the outsider attitude including towards our close diaspora, like emigrants' offspring. So, hypocritically when economic emigration was a frequently made argument for independence, return by the emigrants' families was not seen as popular to those racist voters. The Yes campaign and other SNP campaigns always left that out and played it down. As it was not thought a popular issue by the media either, it dangerously got hardly any media notice that this policy was happening.
Obviously I am such a returner. I lodged EU petition 1448 2014, which cited that human rights article 8, family life, as part of EU law, will oblige the EU to disown shun and sanction Scotland as a pariah racist state and have no dealings with us, unless our parental descent citizenship is unrefusable.
I must have impacted successfully as the Yes movement has lost its long term momentum feeling and high handedness that it kept in the first years after losing. For the policy actually has been fixed now. As recently as 27 Jul 2023, when new leader Humza Yusaf brought out a new citizenship policy. It does now include parental descent in automatic, so I could now vote Yes. But this is far too late for the actual indyref, which remains a taint on our history.
moved from Holland to Scotland 5 years ago. Traveled a lot (India Australia many countries in Europe). Scotland made me cry many times as well and still does. This LAND. No words to express it, although I am a writer. Thanks for sharing your love for this amazing place. Grtz from Anstruther. Annemarie
Well done Eleanor for doing this trip on your own.... I've done it a few times now... and its better on your own!! You truly appreciate Scotland with know distractions from other people. Lovely that you got emotional.... i think mountains and wilderness do that to you!! Safe Travels.... John.
When I ride around the west coast and the Highlands I am often moved to tears by the unimaginable beauty
It's quite something, isn't it?' Great cities, wonderful people, dog friendly everything, intriguing history... but it's the rural areas, highlands and islands where everything gets all that much better! It's like going back in time to a better place and the landscapes and scenery is just... WOW!
It is called "Bonnie Scotland" for so many very good reasons. My maternal grandmother was Scottish. We migrated from the UK to Australia in 1962 and on my fourth trip back to the UK in 1996, I finally went to Scotland (also to Wales, where my heritage is through my maternal grandfather, for the first time). After staying the night in the Lake District, I headed further north, got off the motorway too soon and drove through Glasgow on a Saturday around lunchtime (it was an Old Firm Derby day, so not the best decision I ever made). As I stopped at Loch Lomond for lunch, then drove through Glen Coe in a storm in the dark and finally found a B&B to stay the night, I increasingly felt that I was really at home. I also cried, many times (seeing Ben Nevis, at Urquhart Castle, meeting my relatives, visiting St Andrews, seeing Edinburgh Castle and crossing the border back into England). Perhaps one day I can visit again and add to the memories of truly being at home.
I’ve lived in Scotland for 45 years. I will never tire of it. It’s a gorgeous country and I’m sooo glad you felt like you did 🏴🇬🇧
...oh, so sweet, Eleanor - your excitement and tears... and I know what you're talking about... I discovered Scotland some 30 years ago, and I fell in love with the country so deeply, that I eventually moved there - its my homeland now... 💖
So pleased thhat you made it to Scotland and have happy tears that you made it take care and have a wonderful time lovely lady ❤👍👍
Thank you Keith that’s really kind 😊❤️
I live in Glasgow and I wouldn't love anything more than to just do road trips with someone throughout Scotland and even through Europe.
Aww I've not been to Scotland yet so I get why it must take your breath away and feel emotional when you finally experience it❤️
Hope you manage to get up there soon Dave! 😄💕
I am lucky to call Skye my home. I always feel emotional when returning from trips down south. Scotland touches your soul and once it has you in its grasp..............
Literally worked at black spout 2 weeks ago. Clearing the debris from the walls holding it together. There was a tree with a memorial plaque for someone who had died and we cleaned it up and left it for the family. Love working and living in this country
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I'm from Scotland and there are new paths being built where I am. The Crieff - Muthill cycle path is a three mile path that will soon link the two places. It uses a farm track, a new path using the fenced off edge of a field that grows crops, and stretches of a minor road. Together with the Crieff - Comrie path (7 miles) and the Loch Earn Railway Path this will create about 25 miles of an almost car free cycle path, linking Muthill to Lochearnhead From Lochearnhead you can the get onto the path of the former Oban - Callander Railway, 24 miles long. Thats a total of about 50 miles of almost car free cycle path! I'm mentioning this because not all visitors to Scotland will have heard of it. Do pay it a visit.😁
Thanks for the tip, I’ll take a wee trip over from Fife with my bike and give it a go.
born in north lanarkshire , raised in a small fishing village 200 miles n.e. in the highlands, i love my country even tho we're shyte at footy, i am proud of how we treat tourists, and have a sense of humour that only scots n irish truly appreciate.we are welcoming to everyone unless they fk up, then god help ye.
So glad you enjoyed my country ❤...From a proud scotsman 🏴
Welcome to my country. Take good care of her and she'll take care if you.
What a really, really nice video! I thoroughly enjoyed watching it and look forward to watching your next one. Enjoy your adventure. 👍🏻
Great video, I'm from central Scotland but get the same feeling when further up north, glad you enjoyed it !
It looks beautiful! And you look so truly happy!
Really was so so happy Chris 😊❤️
Come all the way to Campbeltown. You were at the Rest and be thankful. Its around another 2 hours. Scenery is breath-taking and a mountain (Ben) to climb and a Loch to swim in.
Makes me happy to see people come and enjoy the place so much. I'm very lucky that I drive all over Scotland with work, so places like Glencoe etc are a regular thing for me. Still though I can get some weird kinda emotional feeling at times. I'm not sure if it's pride or a spiritual thing for the land.
Haste ye back!!!
I was lucky enough to be brought up near the Trossachs.I hope you enjoy your trip through Scotland.
Welcome to bonnie Scotland, I love the Highlands and Islands. I live on the east coast we have stunning beaches. Enjoy our bonnie country 😊
It gets everyone every time. Special place. I did my first solo trip two years ago after coming with others for over 10 years and now I have to go once every season. I can’t stay away. Solo trips are just so special
I live in Dunoon in Argyle & Bute ,just near where you was filming. I moved here 22 years ago but Im originally from Glasgow. Im always amazed by the scenery around me. I do lots of camping up the hills around the area. Breathtaking every time.
Enjoy your travels in BONNIE Scotland 😄
I’m so happy to see you went for this solo trip ! I hope you’re proud of yourself. I’m sure these emotional moments and striking landscape will feed your soul and inspiration. Enjoy your journey, take care. 😊
Thank you so much as always 😄 it definitely did its job and inspired me so much! Loved every minute of it. Stayed about a week and definitely going back sooner rather than later 😊❤️
❤ my favourite place Scotland 🏴 xx
It’s sooooo beautiful 😍
You are so brave going solo and I'm proud of you and you're family are going to be too and you are adorable and precious even more for crying ❤
That’s so so sweet thank you! 😊 Can’t believe how freeing it felt to do it. Made me so happy ❤️
Ciao Eleanora! Lovely upload. Totally inspiring. You have a totally awesome shot at 06:09. I sincerely hope you have a perfect time in Scotland. Hope the weather gets better for you. You so deserve this. Keep up the brilliant content. Arrivederci, Rafael
Aw thank you Rafael! 😊 I kept stopping constantly because everywhere I drove I wanted to take it in and grab some shots. The camera I had doesn’t do it justice I don’t think it was sooo gorgeous! Hope you’re having a lovely day ❤️
I am lucky enough to live only a few hundred yards from the ‘awesome view at 6.09’. That’s the spot I launch my kayak when the weather is perfect for it and I loved seeing her reaction.
Oh Ellie, it's so nice to see a sensitive and raw side to you that we don't get to see very often. I am so happy for you that you have finally been brave enough to challenge yourself and get to see Scotland and I cannot wait to see what the rest of your trip entails. Take care and have fun.❤
Aw thank you so much Darren! Can’t wait to show you what I got up to 😊 hope you’re doing really well too ❤️
@@EleanorGraceDiaries I am doing better now than i have previously. Seeing your smile and raw emotions in this video is that life is too short. Please stay safe and enjoy the time up the road in sunny Scotland. ❤
Welcome to Scotland! I hope your time here is safe fun and enjoyable. There are a lot of reasonable mountains to walk up but pick your day and the rewards are breathtaking.
Thank you so much Richard. It was the most beautiful place I’ve ever visited. Climbed Ben Nevis whilst there too it was really rewarding and stunning views 😊
Have been to that location and it's stunning. Very Photogenic.
My first time up here took me 15hours from the south coast to Ullapool. I struggled, had a few short stops. I then moved and been here nearly 3yrs, then moved again back down to Perthshire but drive a truck everyday back to Inverness, lovely drive up along the A9. It's lovely scenery here but I do miss the weather of the south coast.
Head for the Cairngorms, Aviemore, Killiecrankie, The Hermitage. But if you'd like to see Stag then the route from Inverness to Ullapool is a must in the evening, plus the mountains and snow is lovely. For beaches which are the best, cleanest and most peaceful in the UK then right up the West coast and along the top.
Glad you enjoyed Scotland. Come back again soon. Loving the videos. Very entertaining 👍 🏴 🏕️
Elle,please stay safe,I'll be worried. You're braver than me driving all that way xx❤
Hey lovely don’t worry I’m back after a week now and was safe (for most of it haha) ❤️
So happy to see you get so emotional over your arrival in the land of Lochs and Legends. Being shrouded in fog makes it appear all the more magical and intriguing. Let the Ellie and Stitch adventure in Scotland begin. Wishing you nothing but a satisfying and memorable journey through such a beautiful part of the world. 🥰
It really is stunning Fredric! Thank you so much for your lovely words. I got home early today after about a week there and it was the best trip I’ve ever done. Will definitely be going back again! Can’t wait to show you what else I got up to 😊 hope you’re having a lovely day ❤️
OMG Ellie, you made it !! It’s absolutely beautiful even with the fog!
My husband & I were supposed yo stop in a few places in Scotland on our Disney cruise in 2017, unfortunately we had to cancel due to his cancer surgery.
I’m so looking forward to seeing more of Scotland with you!
Hope you’re having an awesome time!
Please stay safe and be careful 🤗💜
Hey Jan! Oh no that’s such a shame you and your husband didn’t make it to Scotland. It really is a beautiful place. Lots more videos to come and really hope you like them. Had an amazing time thank you 😊 hope you’re doing really well ❤️
If, you get a chance to head over to the Western Isles, go to the Isle of Harris, and from Tarbet head down to the village of Leverburgh. There`s miles and miles of golden sandy beaches, all deserted which border mountains. Single track main roads with cottages dotted here and there. The smell of peat fires in those cottages with stunning views of either the Atlantic Ocean or even more stunning Lochs. Crystal clear water.
Hi Eleanor a warm welcome too Scotland, one piece of advice if you do go up the mountains on your own do let someone know your route in case something goes wrong, i.e. who runs your B&B Hostels etc..... we have volunteer Mountain Rescue Teams who will find you if you have an accident or get lost. Enjoy our beautiful country.
Hey John 😊 I went up Ben Nevis and had two people watching me on Google maps at all times. Luckily met some lovely people near the peak as the weather got quite severe. Will be more prepared next time though and learnt a lot 😊
My Australian girlfriend did Ben Nevis on her own because she wanted to Eleanor I said I will come with you but she said No so sadly I had to go the the Scotland V England Rugby match, tough times
Drive from Loch Lomond to Fort William. It’s stunning. Rannoch Moor followed by Glencoe is breathtaking.
I've always wanted to see Scotland so awesome you're taking us along, it's like a dream come true.
Aw I hope that you enjoy coming along with me John and maybe you can go there too soon 😄
@@EleanorGraceDiaries Thanks! Ellie, my great grand parents travelled from Scotland to Australia way back, so fingers crossed, until then I'm tickled pink to be riding along with you and Stitch! 😊
No dream where I live,more like a nightmare.
I’m a Glaswegian and proud of my city for all its achievements but I have to say that Galloway is my favourite region of Scotland and Ayr has a special place in my heart. Edinburgh? Nice castle
I'm from Scotland glencoe my favourite place I use to go up the mountains when I was younger
If the Highlands makes you emotional best take tissues if you ever make it to the Western isles that will have you howling, strange and wonderful place, great vid thanks for sharing, just love the roads and scenery up there and its only an hour and a half from me, love it. Good luck with the list.
Absolutely beautiful!
The scenery isn't bad either! 🤪
Just discovered your channel. I see I'm not the only person who drives at night up to Scotland from the south! It's the only way to miss the traffic! You'll love Scotland - I've driven there and cycled around it several times. Simply awesome!!!
Hiya! It never ceases to amaze me the reaction of visitors to Scotland and how emotional some can get. I am born, bred and live in Scotland and have travelled a fair bit around my beautiful country; particularly spending a lot of time in the Highlands / Glencoe etc., but I have only seen a (very) tiny fraction of what this stunning land has to offer. While I do appreciate and understand the outstanding natural beauty of my country, I feel that I sometimes can take it for granted and could see (and do) so much more. I hope you have an amazing time here and continue to come back over and over again - I have a feeling you will. :o) Take care and happy, safe travels!!
Thank you for your lovely comment 😊 agree you have the most beautiful country I’ve ever visited. Without a doubt going back again for longer next time. Will say as well you guys are the most friendly and welcoming people ever! Always felt at home there 😊❤️
I’m so happy for you, and happy that your so happy. Great video, hope you enjoy your many adventures in Scotland. Can’t wait for the videos of your time there.
Thank you so much 😊 can’t wait to show you what else I got up to! ❤️
I'm moving there in the next few months. I can't wait. It's a gorgeous country. Can't wait to say goodbye to Widnes!!
Ceud Mìle Fàilte! Very nice video. I don’t normally watch ‘talking head’ videos, but you definitely kept me interested to the end. You showed very well the ‘otherness’ of Scotland with your choices of scenery and music. Haste ye back!
Nice to see you so excited. I love seeing the autumn colours ❤ hope you're having a great time?
Had an amazing time thank you lovely! Stayed a week and definitely going back! The colours are incredible it was like walking in a painting or something 😍
The journey was long 😪 but aleast you made it across the border to Scotland ❤.
Such beautiful views and i am sure you agree 👍 well worth it.
Thanks for sharing your travels 😀.
Best wishes Simon and Beth ❤👋❤
Thank you both too and hope you’re having a lovely day! 😄❤️
I just came across your channel while scrolling through and seeing you are in Scotland my Scotland 😆 I had to give it watch.
Really hope you enjoy your time here and have a good explore around there's so much stunning places to go.
I hope you have a great experience while you're in Scotland.
This is so reminiscent of when I first drove all the way to Fort William from Cornwall in 2005 to climb Ben Nevis. I remember stopping in Glencoe and it took my breath away. Now I live in the northern Highlands but still get that same buzz everytime I drive through or visit Glencoe.
As an occasional visitor to Scotland, I've found the scenery improves the further North you go. The drive from John O Groats to Ullapool is particularly spectacular, and takes longer than you might think, because of the frequent stops to enjoy the view! I also found the food to be really good in the places I ate, particularly Scottish beef.
heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ellie good to see you get to scotland all safe xx and its ok to be tearful and just remember how far you have come!! love ya ellie xx
Aw thank you lovely! 😄 It really was emotional and was quite a few times throughout the week haha. Definitely going back! ❤️
I've been visiting Scotland for a very long time and just returned home two weeks ago. Every Time I clear Customs and walk outside of Edinburgh Airport it feels like Home. The Highlands? They will get inside your heart.
Clicked onto your video because of the title but mostly "Emotional". After all these years it still is for me too.
You can never get Scotland out of your system, been going for 30 years, planning another trip for April 25 can't wait.
My wife and I have just found your channel and are sitting here at 1am smiling at your passion and enthusiasm for our country 🏴 how long are you here for?
aye ayeeeeee - yi made it lovely.. good on yi! 💙💙actual proper chuffed for ya that you got there. you've been wanting to do it for some time now ❤❤ take it all in love, breeeaaathe xx
Aw thank you so much lovely! 😄 it was incredible, best trip I’ve ever done and even changed me as a person quite a bit. Will be going back 😊❤️
@@EleanorGraceDiaries tell yi what love, you can learn so much about one's self when you're in a silent place that speaks volumes by doing things that make you excited to be alone, seeing the excitement on your face, really hit me in a way that reminds me why I appreciate thing's in life that are free..
keep pushing yourself to do thing's little by little. proper proud of ya lovely. keep going ❤xx
I spotted the price difference in the fuel - £1.39 to £1.72.
I miss my homeland. Enjoy it whilst you're there.
I came here(Scottish Borders) in 99 and never looked back.
I first travelled to Scotland back in 1972 and remember looking out at the misty mountains first thing in the morning on the overnight Glasgow to Oban train. Finally moved up in 1998 and never looked back. 😃
I drove from Prague in the Czech Republic to Edinburgh in one go, stopping only twice for fuel. Easy peasy. Did it in a Volvo V70. Love your Freelander 2. Had one before. Great car, wish I still had it.
A viewer from Taiwan, and I like your cats.
Welcome to Scotland, it is a truly magical place, hope you enjoy your travel around ❤
Welcome to Scotland, the west and the Highlands are awesome but over here in the north east. I literally live on the line of the Highland Boundary Fault in Angus with the Cairngorms in view (when the traditional Scottish weather isn't here 😮😅). If you're still in the west I hope you've gotten some good shelter from this wee storm that's popped up. Sleep well ❤
What an incredible place to live! 😍 I got caught in the bad weather on Ben Nevis of all places 🤦🏽♀️😂 but was definitely an experience I’ll never forget ❤️
@EleanorGraceDiaries oooo, a rough one on Ben Nevis... I don't envy you there, but do look forward to your next installment of your tour of Scotland. I moved up here for some peace and escape town living. A 4x4 is kind of a must have at times up here... so you're half way there. Really do love this place 😍
Anything along the North West coast is incredible, and I say that as a Scot 😅.. any of the isles too, Isle of Skye etc.. well worth a visit.
Welcome to Bonnie Scotland,it's a brilliant country to live in.Wonderful scenery with plenty of good walks.Hope you enjoy.xx.We live in the Scottish borders,full of history,Sir Walter scott's courtroom,Selkirk comon riding,dates back over 500 hundred years.If you go on TH-cam ,put in Selkirk common riding you will get a very good preview of what it is like.Take care and enjoy.
I visited Loch Oich, 18 years ago, after my dad died.
He took my mum & I there in 1970, when I was 10.
We stayed in a little caravan at a campsite on one side of the Loch, - crossing the Loch by a little motorboat to a provisions cabin on the opposite bank for food.
I was 46 then on my 2nd visit, & when I discovered that both the campsite, & the log cabin were both still there doing business, 36 years later, - with both my mum & dad gone, & nothing left but my childhood memories of our trip together, - I sat down on the bank where we had once moored our little boat, & sobbed my heart out..
There is something magical, transcending, & therapeutic about the wild untamed moors, lochs & mountains that are timeless.
For me, Scotland & the Highlands are as close as I will ever get to living in Twin Peaks, my spiritual home.
If you haven't seen it, I strongly recommend.
If you have, you'll know precisely what I mean..
Hey Ellie! Wow what a monumental drive to get there and I can’t believe they conned you out of your purple light, it’s an outrage! 😂
What an amazing pay off for that mega journey, such a beautiful place even in the fog, so atmospheric, hope you are having a wonderful time, you’re so amazing doing that trip alone, sending you massive hugs, keep safe lovely xx ❤
I was outraged over the lack of purple lights too Adam 😡🤣 should have been a cheaper room because of that haha kidding 😂. Agree even with the fog it was stunning! I stopped multiple times a day to check out every view I saw lol. Got home today and absolutely exhausted but going again without a doubt! Hope you’re doing really well ❤️😊
@@EleanorGraceDiaries I’m still distressed about purple light-gate, they could at least have given you a torch and the wrapper from one of those purple quality street chocolates, I’ll be writing a strongly worded email on your behalf! 😂
I’m good thanks Ellie, Glad you are home safe lovely, can’t wait to see what else you got up to on your epic adventure xx ❤️
Wish you could live up here? Welcome to Scotland Miss. It does get a whole lot better. 👍
Oh yeah I’d live there 100% haha 😊
Welcome to Scotland I went camping in Glencoe it's a beautiful place to go enjoy your time here x
I always thought these Scotland videos were a bit nuts, I mean hey, Ben Nevis ain't exactly the Matterhorn. Then I remember thinking back to a holiday I had in Western Canada, and the scenery was Grand, it was Majestic, it was Awesome, it was ... Same! You go for miles and miles through the same pine forests, way off in the distance the same mountain peaks, it's spectacular but it doesn't seem to change very much. But drive for an hour west of Inverness and it changes every 2 minutes, it's sometimes ordinary but often it's just gorgeous.
Eleanor is gorgeous with alabaster skin, beautiful blue eyes, resin colored hair, so sweet...
Aw that’s really kind thank you 😊💕
I live about 5 miles from the Argyll Forest