Would be good to see it in full flow. It is not the easiest place to access and so it keeps the majority of tourists away. Excellent for those who can make the walk or paddle though. Thanks for watching as always, Paul
Great video paul that was some stunning views bud. Shame the wind was against you so much. But hey that’s how it is when the canoe is involved the wind just follows you around 😂
Gee Indi is such a good dog, the ultimate camping partner. Great video, you turned everything into a positive. Also thought the seals following you was cute. You certainly know how to portray the countryside.
Thank you. He has his moments though 😂 but does indeed make a great companion and hot water bottle. The seals followed me almost continuously, would of got some great shots if not for the wind and waves making it difficult, counted 9 following at one point 😂 Thanks for watching, Paul
A great video. I live up on the north coast and the North Highlands are very definitely my default playground. If you're ever back up here and fancy seeing some of our best coastline by kayak then give me a shout. I never need much of an excuse to get out on the sea!
Great video Paul, what a beautiful place. I finally finished that video of my own trip if you fancy a watch, thanks for the advice on the mic , I don't find voice over easy at all 😅. Neal be river spey multi day canoe trip. Any advice is very welcome 👍. As always thanks for sharing
Thank you as always. Certainly was a beautiful place. Amazes me that it's quite a notable UK feature and yet I get to have it all to myself. I'll be certain to pop over and have a look. All the best, Paul
Thank you, was a awesome trip. Was totally shocked the little drone flew so well in the wind, fun flying it even though I was getting tight on time. Thanks for watching, Paul
Absolutely STUNNING shots of the waterfall, drone already paying off and looks like you've got a great handle of it already. Beautiful music to complement the images and feeling. Decent waves there on the way back, always quite unnerving when you're solo and remote! Awesome adventure thanks for sharing, glad you filmed it!
Cheers bro, Honesty didn't think the little drone would even take off in the winds I had, utterly amazed by it! Was a full on hour or so of battling a straight heading, didn't want to be side on to those waves. Doesn't look to bad on the video though, probably as I was too busy concentrating when it was at its worse 😂Poor Indy wasn't a fan.
Did this trip a couple of weeks ago. Stayed at the bothy. Under threat of poor weather and using a sail we got back to Kylesku in under an hour. Great camera work- the extra effort to do it right must be hard work.
Awesome. I think I had my sail with me, but was a bit too windy for it, would of been ok if I didn't have the dog or the risk of losing my equipment. Similar to me took me hours to get down the loch with a head wind, but got back in no time. Thank you for watching, Paul
The seals were very interested in us too. A shame our efforts to catch the fish they were obviously eating were in vain 😕. Good luck with all this Paul👍.
Best of what you do, these remote Scottish ones. Will watch this one a few times. Nice extras from above too, and Indy's coat with the wag-friendly attachments was nice too.
Thanks Chris, I really enjoy these trips also so happy to do as many as I can 😁 Indies new coat, gives him some protection from the elements. I have to be careful when to button up the flap under the tail though, makes a good 💩 catcher 😂 Completely forgot his life jacket aswell, felt well guilty. Glad you enjoyed it, Paul
Cheers mate, was a beautiful campsite and as you say I had some awesome views down the loch and a huge waterfall just behind. Don't get much better! Thank you for watching as always.
Paul, i really really enjoyed this!! This was incredible! That waterfall was phenomenal. This is really getting me excited about kayaking season! Indy’s such a cool boat goin lad to paddle with! We have a four legged family member as well. She has us all trained😁. She’s also 7 lbs😁! Not a big camper. Really appreciate your stuff Paul. Just so chill and relaxing. Take care sir! NQU
Thanks Paul, glad you enjoyed it. The waterfall is pretty huge. Indy was a little unsure the first time he went camping but loves it now. Take care mate hope you have some good adventures, Paul
Beautiful part of the country , did this trip last year , but didnt film the kayak ride over , as it was an inflatable and a bit sketchy 😁 , anyways great video 👍🏻🏕
Thank you for your support! I've had a quick look at you channel, looks good, I've subbed you back and will be sure to have a proper look when I can give it the time it deserves. All the best, Paul
Another amazing video. Me & the wife have just got a canoe & she was saying she'd love to holiday in Scotland with it. Not sure I'd get her in the sea though even. That'll be something to work on. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. Awesome and a great investment. i'd be out on a lot of these adventures with my wife if we had someone to look after our girl. Best of luck, Paul
@@WhenNaturePauls Our girl is 18 so she can look after herself now. My daughter also used to come with me on canoe club day trips when we would borrow canoes from the club. Hope you & family can soon be making memories like that.
Sat here on a night shift in dublin Airport watching yr vid,really enjoyable, so here come the questions part,how long from from kylescue to the end of Loch Beag was the paddle and from there how long was the walk to the falls
Awesome, thanks for watching. Seems ages ago now, but from memory I think it took me almost 3 hours to get there but maybe only one hour on the way back , due to the wind. It's not a long journey by any means.
There are boat trips a few times daily from the hotel at kylesku, but it only goes to the end of Loch Beag. You'll see it but you can't get off. Or you can park and walk along to the top of the fall. I'm sure it will give you a good view but you will only see the top of the fall
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Wow! Those falls are impressive and you had them all to yourself.
Would be good to see it in full flow. It is not the easiest place to access and so it keeps the majority of tourists away. Excellent for those who can make the walk or paddle though. Thanks for watching as always, Paul
Great video paul that was some stunning views bud. Shame the wind was against you so much. But hey that’s how it is when the canoe is involved the wind just follows you around 😂
Thank you.
Definitely seems that way in regards to the wind, if that was a head wind on the way back, I reckon I'd of been stuck 😂
Gee Indi is such a good dog, the ultimate camping partner. Great video, you turned everything into a positive. Also thought the seals following you was cute. You certainly know how to portray the countryside.
Thank you.
He has his moments though 😂 but does indeed make a great companion and hot water bottle. The seals followed me almost continuously, would of got some great shots if not for the wind and waves making it difficult, counted 9 following at one point 😂
Thanks for watching, Paul
A great video.
I live up on the north coast and the North Highlands are very definitely my default playground. If you're ever back up here and fancy seeing some of our best coastline by kayak then give me a shout. I never need much of an excuse to get out on the sea!
Thank you, would love to get a touring sea kayak, it would open up so many more places to venture!
@@WhenNaturePauls It's the only way to see the best of the coastline up here :)
@@minerwilly definitely, needs to be quite calm for the open canoe though.
What a beautiful place and stunning waterfall. I really must get back up again sometime this year.
Cheers Si, if you do and you want company give me a message. I won't be insulted if you don't though.
Cheers for watching, Paul
@@WhenNaturePauls I wouldn't go near Scotland without giving you the heads up, I enjoyed your company greatly
@@rialobran 😂 yeah man, we had a good trip, be hard to beat that one. good to do another.
Great video Paul, what a beautiful place. I finally finished that video of my own trip if you fancy a watch, thanks for the advice on the mic , I don't find voice over easy at all 😅. Neal be river spey multi day canoe trip. Any advice is very welcome 👍. As always thanks for sharing
Thank you as always. Certainly was a beautiful place. Amazes me that it's quite a notable UK feature and yet I get to have it all to myself.
I'll be certain to pop over and have a look.
All the best, Paul
EXCELLENT Paul very jealous 👏,,your certainly have a narrative voice for Quality content 👌 I see your getting used to using the drone 📷🎥 👏👏🛶👍
Thank you, was a awesome trip. Was totally shocked the little drone flew so well in the wind, fun flying it even though I was getting tight on time.
Thanks for watching, Paul
Absolutely STUNNING shots of the waterfall, drone already paying off and looks like you've got a great handle of it already.
Beautiful music to complement the images and feeling.
Decent waves there on the way back, always quite unnerving when you're solo and remote!
Awesome adventure thanks for sharing, glad you filmed it!
Cheers bro,
Honesty didn't think the little drone would even take off in the winds I had, utterly amazed by it!
Was a full on hour or so of battling a straight heading, didn't want to be side on to those waves. Doesn't look to bad on the video though, probably as I was too busy concentrating when it was at its worse 😂Poor Indy wasn't a fan.
Did this trip a couple of weeks ago. Stayed at the bothy. Under threat of poor weather and using a sail we got back to Kylesku in under an hour. Great camera work- the extra effort to do it right must be hard work.
Awesome.
I think I had my sail with me, but was a bit too windy for it, would of been ok if I didn't have the dog or the risk of losing my equipment.
Similar to me took me hours to get down the loch with a head wind, but got back in no time.
Thank you for watching, Paul
The seals were very interested in us too. A shame our efforts to catch the fish they were obviously eating were in vain 😕. Good luck with all this Paul👍.
Was you fishing for anything in particular?
Best of what you do, these remote Scottish ones. Will watch this one a few times. Nice extras from above too, and Indy's coat with the wag-friendly attachments was nice too.
Thanks Chris, I really enjoy these trips also so happy to do as many as I can 😁
Indies new coat, gives him some protection from the elements. I have to be careful when to button up the flap under the tail though, makes a good 💩 catcher 😂
Completely forgot his life jacket aswell, felt well guilty.
Glad you enjoyed it, Paul
The old production is getting good mate. Cool shots of the waterfall! The loch looked awesome as well with the sun shining on the water 😎🙋♂️
Cheers mate, was a beautiful campsite and as you say I had some awesome views down the loch and a huge waterfall just behind. Don't get much better!
Thank you for watching as always.
Glorious video Paul. We are traveling up from Cornwalll in a copy of weeks for the summer, this has got me excited. Thank you
Awesome, always used to holiday in Cornwall, so nice! Hopefully the weather treats you well on your visit, all the best, Paul
Good to see you back Paul, great vid as always, atb
Thank you, glad to have you back, glad you enjoyed the vid.
Take care, Paul
Paul, i really really enjoyed this!! This was incredible! That waterfall was phenomenal. This is really getting me excited about kayaking season!
Indy’s such a cool boat goin lad to paddle with! We have a four legged family member as well. She has us all trained😁. She’s also 7 lbs😁! Not a big camper.
Really appreciate your stuff Paul. Just so chill and relaxing.
Take care sir! NQU
Thanks Paul, glad you enjoyed it. The waterfall is pretty huge. Indy was a little unsure the first time he went camping but loves it now. Take care mate hope you have some good adventures, Paul
Beautiful part of the country , did this trip last year , but didnt film the kayak ride over , as it was an inflatable and a bit sketchy 😁 , anyways great video 👍🏻🏕
Yeah you beat me to it 😂
I did watch your film when I came out, really enjoyed it. It is a beautiful area
@@WhenNaturePauls one of my best trips for sure , i did cheat and sleep in the bothy though 😁
@@OUTDOORALLY 😂 I wouldn't consider it cheating. I just prefer the tent if the weather allows
@@WhenNaturePauls id never slept in a bothy , ao thought i'd try it out , luckily this was a mouse free bothy
@@OUTDOORALLY would be a awesome spot to live
Just found your Channel pal. Sub from me. Brilliant production and well edited. Nice job.
Thank you for your support! I've had a quick look at you channel, looks good, I've subbed you back and will be sure to have a proper look when I can give it the time it deserves.
All the best, Paul
@@WhenNaturePauls cheers man. Keep up the good work love your dog. 🙂
Another amazing video. Me & the wife have just got a canoe & she was saying she'd love to holiday in Scotland with it. Not sure I'd get her in the sea though even. That'll be something to work on. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you.
Awesome and a great investment. i'd be out on a lot of these adventures with my wife if we had someone to look after our girl.
Best of luck, Paul
@@WhenNaturePauls Our girl is 18 so she can look after herself now. My daughter also used to come with me on canoe club day trips when we would borrow canoes from the club. Hope you & family can soon be making memories like that.
Sat here on a night shift in dublin Airport watching yr vid,really enjoyable, so here come the questions part,how long from from kylescue to the end of Loch Beag was the paddle and from there how long was the walk to the falls
Awesome, thanks for watching. Seems ages ago now, but from memory I think it took me almost 3 hours to get there but maybe only one hour on the way back , due to the wind. It's not a long journey by any means.
And the walk 15mins ish 👍
I'm doing the nc500 in Sept,would love to find a small boat guy to pilot me as close as he can and maybe tow a few kayaks
There are boat trips a few times daily from the hotel at kylesku, but it only goes to the end of Loch Beag. You'll see it but you can't get off. Or you can park and walk along to the top of the fall. I'm sure it will give you a good view but you will only see the top of the fall