Мне очень нравится ваш канал. Я люблю Англию, Шотландию и все что с этим связано. Спасибо вам за такие атмосферные видео о скромных городах и деревушках вашей страны!
Hi Bob, I have watched Yellowcraig several times and we have booked up in late March to visit the site and we are looking forward to the visit very much, we didn’t realise that the area had so much to offer. I have watched the rest of your video output and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Looking forward to coming across you two one day, keep up the good work. Iain.
This area of Scotland is great because there's such a variety of things to do and see. Hope you enjoy it and Poppy too. Take care and thanks for taking me with you again!
Just watched your video whilst taking a break from packing caravan. It’s helped ramp up the excitement as we are off for our first visit to Bunree tomorrow.😊
Going to miss life on road ! Got back from visiting granddaughter in Worcester to find partner had sold caravan… so will be looking forward to watching your adventures. Stay safe x
Bob there is a time and a place for a pot noodle. I’m glad I’m not the only one that has arguments with the sat nag. Love your videos as they are always informative and entertaining.
When we were there in July the entirety of that last mile down Ware Road was full of parked cars! Fun times in our Autograph! Have fun, we love Yellowcraig.
Only just catching up with the videos as we have just been away for 2 weeks staying at Nunnykirk and we seem to have been to a lot of the places you have covered on this video. We are not stalking you honest 😀 hope your scottish trip is continuing to be a success
Like you said “it’s got to be done” standing under the welcome to Scotland sign 🏴 we were doing exactly the same thing last Friday 😂👍 we did keep an eye out for you, but we were obviously a few days early ❤️👵🏼🐾🐾🤠
Great to see you both on my home ground. I've been watching for you on the road but so many vans these days. East Lothian is home for me but I work in Leith, in fact I can see the royal yacht Britannia you mentioned from my office window. You've been this way before so you'll know there are loads of great things to do and places to visit. Personally I think you should try the zip wire Bob, it would do wonders for your ratings :-) Whatever you do, enjoy yourselves and stay safe.
Looks wonderful 😎 I would love to see a tour where you only stay at CL or non ccc club sites, so more independent/farm sites, or maybe you’ve done that already 🤭 looking forward to the next one 👍 x safe travels x
hi bob and jenny thanks for the mention yes it was us lol we went down to the bridge to film it for you to see the difference. it truly is weird it not being there hope you love scotland as much as we do ❤️❤️❤️lisa and mark xxx
Not quite sure why you left the A1 so late (not early) Bob. The easiest route to Yellowcraig coming up from the south is to leave the A1 just after Dunbar and to head for North Berwick via the A198. This route takes you through North Berwick (right past the Law) and onto Dirleton, and is an easy run.
@@BobEarnshawMoHo Fair enough (though I can't see anything about avoiding N Berwick on the Clubs Web page directions). We've never had issues getting through the town, but the narrow roads around Drem can be.... a challenge ;)
@@gregorylangford8444 on these Tours I always put a card at the end of the video that gives you the playlist. The only trouble is that you can't click it if you're watching on a Smart TV.
Your officially in Scotland! Land of square sausage, Irn-Bru and Buckfast neds. 😀only joking! Enjoy our rich history and heritage, it is a unique country and it looks a great trip so far. We have friends new to caravanning currently at the Huntly Castle site and loving it. Are you going to Stirling castle? The Queen has recently opened a new regimental museum for the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders there.th-cam.com/video/OC_zk9a7eXE/w-d-xo.html
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Beach looks lovely, Poppy absolutely loved it, having alovely run, ❤
This site is fantastic for de-stressing, I had a fantastic 4 night stay. Enjoy. 👍🖖🏴🏴🏴
You are the most wonderful team. Love these videos.
Thank you very much
Мне очень нравится ваш канал. Я люблю Англию, Шотландию и все что с этим связано. Спасибо вам за такие атмосферные видео о скромных городах и деревушках вашей страны!
Добро пожаловать, спасибо за ваши добрые комментарии.
Hi Bob, I have watched Yellowcraig several times and we have booked up in late March to visit the site and we are looking forward to the visit very much, we didn’t realise that the area had so much to offer. I have watched the rest of your video output and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Looking forward to coming across you two one day, keep up the good work. Iain.
Thank you, a great area to visit.
thanks for the mention and link to our vlog bob and jenny very much appreciated let’s hope the bridge is returned to its original state xxxxx🥰
Yes, we'll have to go back to see it!
It’s a fab place North Berwick. X
Love Yellowcraigs. Known it all my life. Legend has it I took my first steps there!
This area of Scotland is great because there's such a variety of things to do and see. Hope you enjoy it and Poppy too. Take care and thanks for taking me with you again!
It is amazing……anywhere I fancy going……..you have a video! Very useful, but spooky 😊
Poppy will love the sand dunes at Yellowcraigs beach, my son lives in Haddington, a lovely part of East Lothian
Just watched your video whilst taking a break from packing caravan. It’s helped ramp up the excitement as we are off for our first visit to Bunree tomorrow.😊
Have a great time at Bunree
Thankyou
Going to miss life on road ! Got back from visiting granddaughter in Worcester to find partner had sold caravan… so will be looking forward to watching your adventures. Stay safe x
Oh no, really sorry to hear that. Hope you can get some enjoyment from following us.
Hello from North Berwick
Looks very peaceful & lots to do, have a lovely time Bob, jenny & poppy xx
Thanks both - enjoyed that. You packed a lot in there. It looks like a nice site.
One of our favourite sites, loads of rabbits and deer in the field next door and dogs love the beach a short walk away.
Hi Bob and jenny 👍 thanks again for this update 👍 sue and den 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🚌🚌🚌
Bob there is a time and a place for a pot noodle. I’m glad I’m not the only one that has arguments with the sat nag. Love your videos as they are always informative and entertaining.
When we were there in July the entirety of that last mile down Ware Road was full of parked cars! Fun times in our Autograph! Have fun, we love Yellowcraig.
There's a lot to be said for visiting in late season.
Only just catching up with the videos as we have just been away for 2 weeks staying at Nunnykirk and we seem to have been to a lot of the places you have covered on this video. We are not stalking you honest 😀 hope your scottish trip is continuing to be a success
Yes, we're currently at our last stop though. ☹ Thoroughly enjoyed it. 😀
Fantastic video pal enjoy ur stay in Scotland 😊
We did - this was 3 years ago.
Nice to see you back Bob 👍
That looks like a lovely peaceful place! X
Just catching up on your videos!
My late parents had a caravan at Eyemouth, and we spent many a Saturday afternoon having a trip to Seahouses!
We'd forgotten how much we liked the area.
A lovely video as always. Thank you so much. The roads seem to be poor in that area. Stay safe and look forward to seeing another video soon.
Thanks
Like you said “it’s got to be done” standing under the welcome to Scotland sign 🏴 we were doing exactly the same thing last Friday 😂👍 we did keep an eye out for you, but we were obviously a few days early ❤️👵🏼🐾🐾🤠
Great to see you both on my home ground. I've been watching for you on the road but so many vans these days. East Lothian is home for me but I work in Leith, in fact I can see the royal yacht Britannia you mentioned from my office window. You've been this way before so you'll know there are loads of great things to do and places to visit. Personally I think you should try the zip wire Bob, it would do wonders for your ratings :-) Whatever you do, enjoy yourselves and stay safe.
Lol, might help the viewing figures, but wouldn't help my sanity...
“You’re such a good cook aren’t you”. It made me chuckle 🤭Nothing wrong with a Pot Noodle. Your banter makes me laugh too.
That windmill building you mentioned is a Ducket and it’s a holiday home for rent.
Thanks, I did wonder, I see its a local word for a 'Dovecot'
@@BobEarnshawMoHo in Glasgow we call it a dookit. …doo being the slang name for a pigeon
Who needs a shower when you Poppy on board!
“ shut up Bob “ 🤣🤣🤣
You made me laugh with the comment about the pot noodle. Xx
Got to love a pot noodle!
You certainly have xx
😊👍
Looks wonderful 😎 I would love to see a tour where you only stay at CL or non ccc club sites, so more independent/farm sites, or maybe you’ve done that already 🤭 looking forward to the next one 👍 x safe travels x
Have a look for our Tranquil Parks tour from last year.
Did you know Richard Burton & Peter O’tool filmed Thomas Becket movie at the castle beach ?
No, that's interesting
@@BobEarnshawMoHo Every days a school day Bob !😂
Been twice now, great site. Going through North Berwick is the best way to go if coming from the south on A1.
hi bob and jenny thanks for the mention yes it was us lol we went down to the bridge to film it for you to see the difference. it truly is weird it not being there hope you love scotland as much as we do ❤️❤️❤️lisa and mark xxx
Oh yes we love to go to Scotland.
We followed the club's recommended route to the site. I guess they don't want motorhomes and caravans going through the centre of the town.
Oh yes we love to go to Scotland.
Not quite sure why you left the A1 so late (not early) Bob. The easiest route to Yellowcraig coming up from the south is to leave the A1 just after Dunbar and to head for North Berwick via the A198. This route takes you through North Berwick (right past the Law) and onto Dirleton, and is an easy run.
The club instructions told us to avoid going through North Berwick, which is a busy place as we found out in the car!
@@BobEarnshawMoHo Fair enough (though I can't see anything about avoiding N Berwick on the Clubs Web page directions). We've never had issues getting through the town, but the narrow roads around Drem can be.... a challenge ;)
When you got the bill at the lindisfarme inn did you run for home run as fast
It was a bit of a shock!
What was the itinerary for this tour?
In the playlist, the first video shows the route we were taking.
th-cam.com/play/PLUi3rqw12j2r9dTxwP1-_MWh_lJwGw1qH.html
@@BobEarnshawMoHo Thanks, Bob. I will check it out.
Excellent, Bob. Would not have found this on TH-cam without your help.
@@gregorylangford8444 on these Tours I always put a card at the end of the video that gives you the playlist. The only trouble is that you can't click it if you're watching on a Smart TV.
Your officially in Scotland! Land of square sausage, Irn-Bru and Buckfast neds. 😀only joking! Enjoy our rich history and heritage, it is a unique country and it looks a great trip so far. We have friends new to caravanning currently at the Huntly Castle site and loving it. Are you going to Stirling castle? The Queen has recently opened a new regimental museum for the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders there.th-cam.com/video/OC_zk9a7eXE/w-d-xo.html