Loved it, and greatly appreciated the hotel footage and dinner snaps. Thank you so much for doing this. By far the best "how-to" on the NC500 I've watched. And shout-out for the paper map tip. I knew I had to download all the maps to my phone beforehand as connectivity is at best, spotty. But nothing beats the old paper map and hi-liter routine, and I needed to be reminded of that.
Where to start...(in no particular order): 1. Scotland is beautiful (or you made it look that way). 2. The drone shots were fantastic. 3. Enjoyed having the live commentary and reactions 4. Your charming voice-over (as always). 5. Seeing you both was a rare treat.
Thank you Wayne. The drone footage was a bit challenging because it was so windy a lot of the time and technically flying drones is forbidden in the Highlands but you can get away with it a little along the coast, so we were lucky to get a few minutes when we could. Glad it was worth it. :)
Glad you enjoyed it! The drone footage was a bit challenging because it was so windy a lot of the time and technically flying drones is forbidden in the Highlands but you can get away with it a little along the coast, so we were lucky to get a few minutes when we could. Glad it was worth it. :)
You are travel planners after my own heart with that atlas 😍 the snapshot-type footage at the beginning is absolutely stunning, as is the rest of the video (as always!). Thanks so much for sharing this with us.
That was marvellous! It's so beautiful there and your commentary is as always on point. Look forward to the next update! I think the West coast is going to be absolutely magnificent -
I really enjoyed this video. We're hoping to do the NC500 in September or October depending on how Covid restrictions are going. For someone with such a smooth voice I expected a gentlemanly hand to be offered to Helen as she crossed the water. My bubble's been burst.🤣🤣 I really liked the little stove for boiling the kettle. I feel it's something I didn't know I needed.
Haha! I would've helped Helen across but I had both hands full myself and if by helping her I contributed to her falling in, I'd have never heard the last of it! :D The little stove is a God-send for these kinds of trip. Having a brew on a desolate beach is heavenly. I hope you manage to do the trip. :)
Fantastic video. It's actually giving me some thought. Every couple of years we do a family vacation, 2020 it was supposed to be Amsterdam and Prague, that will not be happening in 2022, at that point my in laws will be getting up there and honestly, the NC500 looks about perfect, a far slower pace filed with interesting places to visit and good food.
Really enjoyed this video thank you. Could we please ask what month you visited. We’re looking to plan something similar and want to avoid the midges and try to be lucky with blue sky’s!
It was totally OK actually, surprisingly so. We set out to prove that you COULD do it in an EV and I think we succeeded. No tailpipe emissions polluted this beautiful countryside either so that was a huge bonus for us. :)
Loved it, and greatly appreciated the hotel footage and dinner snaps. Thank you so much for doing this. By far the best "how-to" on the NC500 I've watched. And shout-out for the paper map tip. I knew I had to download all the maps to my phone beforehand as connectivity is at best, spotty. But nothing beats the old paper map and hi-liter routine, and I needed to be reminded of that.
Thank you for your kind words. Haha! Yes, a paper map works perfectly for this kind of trip.
I love this channel! Spectacular footage and fun banter.
Much appreciated! I hope you subscribe! We have plenty more banter to come. :D
Wonderful Inverness
Amazing trip
Glad you enjoyed it.Thanks for watching. :)
You're welcome
Where to start...(in no particular order): 1. Scotland is beautiful (or you made it look that way). 2. The drone shots were fantastic. 3. Enjoyed having the live commentary and reactions 4. Your charming voice-over (as always). 5. Seeing you both was a rare treat.
Thank you Wayne. The drone footage was a bit challenging because it was so windy a lot of the time and technically flying drones is forbidden in the Highlands but you can get away with it a little along the coast, so we were lucky to get a few minutes when we could. Glad it was worth it. :)
I had an urged to open the red packaged. Hehe
I KNOW! It was so tempting, but then I thought it could be a trap! I guess we'll never know what was inside... :/
Hi Rich and Helen. Some beautiful scenery and the cliffs were amazing. Hope you are well.
Thank you Jeremy. We are very well thank you and we hope you are too! :D
Been a brilliant series so far really appreciate your efforts in making it !
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you! :D
Really enjoyable! Thanks
Thank you too!
Lovely, the whole trip the drone footage was spectacular.
Glad you enjoyed it! The drone footage was a bit challenging because it was so windy a lot of the time and technically flying drones is forbidden in the Highlands but you can get away with it a little along the coast, so we were lucky to get a few minutes when we could. Glad it was worth it. :)
we did a similar drive along the upper east coast a number of years ago and loved pennan
what brand is that portable stove?...do a lot of camping and this looks perfect
It's a Campingaz one from Go Outdoors. Cheap and very cheerful! :D
Thank you for watching jeff. Part 4 coming soon. Please subscribe! :D
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Rock wood sand 🤣 Very well shot as always, we love the vloggyness of this one!
Thanks G&L. We're being a little bit more experimental without going the whole hog. More to come. :D
You are travel planners after my own heart with that atlas 😍 the snapshot-type footage at the beginning is absolutely stunning, as is the rest of the video (as always!). Thanks so much for sharing this with us.
Thank you so much Jennifer!! An atlas may be old fashioned, but we wouldn't do a trip like this without one. :)
That was marvellous! It's so beautiful there and your commentary is as always on point. Look forward to the next update! I think the West coast is going to be absolutely magnificent -
Thank you so much! :D
I really enjoyed this video. We're hoping to do the NC500 in September or October depending on how Covid restrictions are going. For someone with such a smooth voice I expected a gentlemanly hand to be offered to Helen as she crossed the water. My bubble's been burst.🤣🤣
I really liked the little stove for boiling the kettle. I feel it's something I didn't know I needed.
Haha! I would've helped Helen across but I had both hands full myself and if by helping her I contributed to her falling in, I'd have never heard the last of it! :D The little stove is a God-send for these kinds of trip. Having a brew on a desolate beach is heavenly. I hope you manage to do the trip. :)
Another brilliant vid. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you! :D
Fantastic video. It's actually giving me some thought. Every couple of years we do a family vacation, 2020 it was supposed to be Amsterdam and Prague, that will not be happening in 2022, at that point my in laws will be getting up there and honestly, the NC500 looks about perfect, a far slower pace filed with interesting places to visit and good food.
I highly recommend it Dave. It's certainly different and one of the most beautiful places in the UK to visit. :)
Thank you
You're welcome! :D
Really enjoyed this video thank you. Could we please ask what month you visited. We’re looking to plan something similar and want to avoid the midges and try to be lucky with blue sky’s!
We did this in September and were very lucky with the weather 😍
Thanks for watching 👍
only 45 minute walk up fyrish from car park. you missed a treat,
Yeah, I know. We were very pushed for time. Thanks for watching! :D
OMG I stood on that pebbly, wind beach for hours waiting for 'those @$%# dolphins' finally got to see one or 2 🙄
Haha! Yes, it was very cold, very windy and to be honest the dolphin count didn't live up to the hype. :D
Love this series but cannot help feeling the EV is a hindrance up there.
It was totally OK actually, surprisingly so. We set out to prove that you COULD do it in an EV and I think we succeeded. No tailpipe emissions polluted this beautiful countryside either so that was a huge bonus for us. :)