Just stumbled across this video, what a breath of fresh air! So beautiful and peaceful. I do hope it doesn't go the same way as all other quiet little villages that suddenly grow and become the opposite of what they used to be. Remote, quiet villages will only attract those who really want to be there and who truly value what they find.
I don't think there's any danger of Inverie growing too large. The challenge has always been for it to remain in existence at all. If you like this film then you should also watch my film about the nearby Isle of Eigg - another uplifting film about a remote community.
In 2004 while home in Edinburgh from Redcliffe Queensland i decided to go up to Mallaig for a few days, when i was at the train station in Glasgow i got talking to a lass from Coolum Queensland which is about 60 miles north of where i live. Anyway we had a talk on the train while heading north .And she said to me she was going to work in the pub at Knoydart for 6 months, she had never poured a beer before but the pub owner said she will learn in a couple of days , she was about 32 and said it was the last time she could work in Scotland. heres hoping the lass had a great time while there . Duncan Pitkeathly.
20 years ago my Fell terrier and I hiked across the peninsula - the day we walked into the village was in torrential rain - walked into the pub there for a quick beer before catching boat back to Malliaig. I seem to remember it was precarious getting on/off the boat with a heavy sack and a dog under my arm. I remember seeing lots of abandoned houses probably part of highland clearances - was a magic place back then - hope the magic has not been lost
Love the boat trip you showed from Mallaig to inverie, beautifully done.! Can you tell me what the music is.? I've just started watching your videos, EXCELLENT !!😊
I'm delighted you're enjoying the films! I source the music for the films from a library website called Artlist. I'm afraid I can't remember what the name of that piece of music was. If you enjoy my style of travel film then note that my main TH-cam channel (featuring international destinations) is Travel Obscurer. Lots to see there!
Its another reason why the english don't want Scotland to be Independent ? Think of the uncommon beauty of the area. , think of the abundance of natural resources , think of the tourism money flooding into the english treasury perpetually , helping to continually regenerate London and the preferential SE ! Ah ,those english are not so silly ..are they ?
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Wonderful. 👍🏻🏴
Brilliant part of the world, Stunning scenery visited there years ago and would love to go back
Totally agree. Wonderful part of the world.
Just stumbled across this video, what a breath of fresh air! So beautiful and peaceful. I do hope it doesn't go the same way as all other quiet little villages that suddenly grow and become the opposite of what they used to be. Remote, quiet villages will only attract those who really want to be there and who truly value what they find.
I don't think there's any danger of Inverie growing too large. The challenge has always been for it to remain in existence at all. If you like this film then you should also watch my film about the nearby Isle of Eigg - another uplifting film about a remote community.
In 2004 while home in Edinburgh from Redcliffe Queensland i decided to go up to Mallaig for a few days, when i was at the train station in Glasgow i got talking to a lass from Coolum Queensland which is about 60 miles north of where i live. Anyway we had a talk on the train while heading north .And she said to me she was going to work in the pub at Knoydart for 6 months, she had never poured a beer before but the pub owner said she will learn in a couple of days , she was about 32 and said it was the last time she could work in Scotland. heres hoping the lass had a great time while there . Duncan Pitkeathly.
I bet she had a great time - and I also bet that there'll be people in Inverie that will remember her well!
20 years ago my Fell terrier and I hiked across the peninsula - the day we walked into the village was in torrential rain - walked into the pub there for a quick beer before catching boat back to Malliaig. I seem to remember it was precarious getting on/off the boat with a heavy sack and a dog under my arm. I remember seeing lots of abandoned houses probably part of highland clearances - was a magic place back then - hope the magic has not been lost
What a hike that must have been!
Love the boat trip you showed from Mallaig to inverie, beautifully done.! Can you tell me what the music is.? I've just started watching your videos, EXCELLENT !!😊
I'm delighted you're enjoying the films! I source the music for the films from a library website called Artlist. I'm afraid I can't remember what the name of that piece of music was. If you enjoy my style of travel film then note that my main TH-cam channel (featuring international destinations) is Travel Obscurer. Lots to see there!
Its another reason why the english don't want Scotland to be Independent ? Think of the uncommon beauty of the area. , think of the abundance of natural resources , think of the tourism money flooding into the english treasury perpetually , helping to continually regenerate London and the preferential SE ! Ah ,those english are not so silly ..are they ?
Stop exporting all that timber and start building some homes!