That sausage is lorne sausage, famous here in scotland, it is delicious even though it looked a bit garbage on that dry bread. Better with a full scottish breakfast.
I used to not like Lucy, for a long time she had all the personality, charm, and charisma of a dried out sponge, but in recent years she's gotten much more comfortable and entertaining and I really enjoy watching her videos, even subbed to her channel. I hope she continues to grow and thrive, this particular format really seems to work for her. Also any time her and James interact it's just magic.
I used to take the train all over the USA, Denver to Chicago, Chicago to Pensacola, Pensacola to Denver, and "train life" is unique. Constantly in motion, it's almost like being on a small boat as you're forever swaying and adjusting, and the people you meet are just amazing folk. Tiny stations in the middle of Nebraska, incredible night skies in Oklahoma, and zooming past all the bumper to bumper traffic in the cities. It hearkens back to a time when the journey was just as important as the destination. Awesome video Lucy, Scotland is my ancestral home, and seeing that countryside is awe inspiring.
This was a pleasant surprise. When i noticed this video i was sure this was going to be Mike hosting this not Lucy. Because recently pretty much all of these sort of videos have had Mike doing them. I haven't seen Lucy on this channel in a while
Its called square sausage and is a Scottish staple its basically just normal beef sausage meat formed into a big square slab left to get a bit harder then cut into slices
@@protolexis It doesn't look any more abysmal than salami or pepperoni. You're just not used to it. I don't know when it became acceptable to criticise the appearance of food from other cultures.
Looks incredibly gorgeus around that station for sure! Love these sort of train destinations people might not have heard about. Hidden gems and such... Cant wait for the next part Lucy!
Lucy 🎉😊. Next go to this crazy hobbit village in North Wales : Llangollen. It's remote beautiful and filled with people who like Tolkien and all that kind of thing
We have still have sleeper trains in Canada. I did the Halifax to Montreal run back in 2011. Most of the coaches date from the 1950s. Room was larger than that one, and it had an ensuite bathroom. Also included gourmet meals in the dining car. No sausage on "council white bread". I want to do the Toronto to Vancouver, but it's bloody expensive. There's a reason why we fly and drive everywhere. Long distance trains are mostly used by tourists.
I just found your channel. I foster special need kids at the moment I have a teenage girl who loves seeing new places she has autism and doesnt cope well with noise she has watched your video so many times as it's not only interesting but calm. So well done you made her day❤.
Julie, did you find the channel ‘all the stations’ yet? Geoff and Vicky went to every station in the U.K. it was very well filmed and quite a few of us have watched the entire series more than once, myself included. It’s become a sort of safe place.
I immediately guessed Corrour. I did the West Highland Way in 2010. The train stopped there on the way back from Fort William. I just thought: What a perfect station, I should start a hike here... but never did, unfortunately.
Always love the Lucy videos. I have been watching Lucy since she started her channel and stood in a field and shared " Hi, I'am Lucy". Out of all her Drivetribe, Foodtribe, and What Next video adventures and travels eating that sushi sausage is the most DANGEROUS thing Lucy has done. Could haggis be on the menu for the next video??? Looks like a one way ticket from London to the "end of the line" on the caledonian sleeper weekday was running about 145 pounds with a discount promo. Here in the USA an Amtrak Roomette is way more expensive.
Completed a walk around that loch back in the 80s with my wife and two dogs. At the point furthest from the station one of the dogs fell down a culvet and smashed her jaw on a rock. I can still hear the crunch. That was a long journey back to the Fort William vet. She recovered. Great scenery.
I thought I recognised you as the DriveTribe young lady. I know Corrour as I’ve travelled through there many times. Likewise Rannoch just down the line is just as remote. Nice travel vlog.
'The Signalman' was filmed in a location very similar to this. I rented the video in 2000, but haven't found any reference to it since. The story is about a woman who gets off at the wrong station and ends up living there. A postman on a motorcycle comes along once in a while. The signalman is the only other person there.
Driven part of the Highland line from Fort William to Tyndrum. Got a photo of the engine I was training on up there. The signal box is an Air B&B type thing now if memory serves. Absolutely incredible place. And the vehicle on the rails is known as an RRV, or, Road Rail Vehicle.
Wow, you really did go to the most remote railway station in the UK. I was interested to learn the location of the most remote railway station in the UK. I'm glad you went to the most remote railway station in the UK. One day I might go to the most remote railway station in the UK.
I worked at Corrour station house a good few years back, the 17 mile journey from the road end near Loch laggan was great. The satellite internet was not so great though
My wife and I love train travel having taken trips from our home in Topeka, KS to Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Salt Lake City and we look forward to our next adventure. Remote stops are always most interesting, you just never know what you’ll see. Oh and sleeper rooms are awesome, try upgrading to the next size room Lucy, you’ll really enjoy the experience.
Corrour... The UK's equivalent to Hallingskeid station on the Bergen line here in Norway (Finse does have a Hotel, after all, even if that too is high up in the mountains and without any other connection to the outside world other than by rail...). Hallinskeid is protected by a snow/wind cover, though, as the weather up there can be very(!) harsch indeed.
A bit of a missed opportunity of doing a more thorough review of the train, it seemed really cool. What a cool little station though. Props to that land owner who demanded it.
9:40 drives off?.... pulls... away?🤷🏼♂️ 🤣so sweet! For some reason Lucy's hesitation here had me lol-ing over my breakfast!👍🤣 Love the videos, they're getting better with each outing... Much love from Australia 👻💙😋
You did not know sleeper trains. I am amazed. On the big landmass on the other side of the channel, we have sleepers all over. And we also have multiple classes. If I want to get from Lake Constance, where I live, to Vienna: sleeper train and you can also take your car with you. That way you can get around in Vienna when you get there. Or, something I do a lot, drive back home. (it is a seriously long way with a lot of obstacles).
Heh, Scottish sausage! Though that sandwich looked pretty pants. James's interjections were quite funny, especially as I miss those two in the Bugout Bunker.
The trainwheels that the car used is the same they use for tractors that work on the tracks , a friend of my brother owns a couple of tractors that have thoose kits
Thanks for the kind comments guys 🙏
Thought you were heading to Rannoch Station, this was a fun surprise!
Ooh, your own channel too. Subbed 👍
Looking forward to the next episode
About time you had your own channel, no stopping you now
No crust, what is wrong with you
Lucy is getting so comfortable doing travelogs before you know it will be Lucy Our Woman In...
I want her to misspell her own name to a tiny robot hahahaha
The adventures of Bim and Lucky@@kiliang96
James May's reaction to Lucy's bread decrusting was priceless!
That sausage is lorne sausage, famous here in scotland, it is delicious even though it looked a bit garbage on that dry bread. Better with a full scottish breakfast.
It is so Tasty and my favourite 👍👍
No it does!
Or as otherwise known, square sausage. Quite an apt name for it I'd say.
Looks like council-issue white bread. Needs some Lurpak spreadable butter, invented in 1901.
Who doesn't love a Lucy travel video, the girl is brilliantly entertaining/informative, looking forward to the next one 😀
I second that😊
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I used to not like Lucy, for a long time she had all the personality, charm, and charisma of a dried out sponge, but in recent years she's gotten much more comfortable and entertaining and I really enjoy watching her videos, even subbed to her channel. I hope she continues to grow and thrive, this particular format really seems to work for her.
Also any time her and James interact it's just magic.
@@EazyDuz18what? Shes approaching 30
I was waiting for so long for a new episode of Lucy Travels.
Love this series!
FINALLY, I was thinking this channel had finished. We need way more of Lucy on our screens
This is definitely the way to go. Id happily watch plenty more Lucy travalogues, she the real MVP of this channel. Keep 'em coming!
This was stunningly enough (for me at least) quite a joyful video to watch. Thank you Lucy & Eve for this lovely video (:
I used to take the train all over the USA, Denver to Chicago, Chicago to Pensacola, Pensacola to Denver, and "train life" is unique. Constantly in motion, it's almost like being on a small boat as you're forever swaying and adjusting, and the people you meet are just amazing folk. Tiny stations in the middle of Nebraska, incredible night skies in Oklahoma, and zooming past all the bumper to bumper traffic in the cities. It hearkens back to a time when the journey was just as important as the destination. Awesome video Lucy, Scotland is my ancestral home, and seeing that countryside is awe inspiring.
Yay another Lucy video, definitely more please
I see Lucy,I click Lucy
I hope she's gonna be doing more trips on camera,nothing against mike but baby she's Lucy!
lucy is honestly one of the coolest members of the team
LUCY BROWN! My day has been made!
This was a pleasant surprise. When i noticed this video i was sure this was going to be Mike hosting this not Lucy. Because recently pretty much all of these sort of videos have had Mike doing them. I haven't seen Lucy on this channel in a while
Yay, more Lucy Brown...😃 can't wait for the next one...
One of my soothing pleasures (train travel/reviews) and Lucy together? Yes please!!
Yay! Lucy travel video! 😊
Also hi Eve-in-the-reflections! 👋🙂
It's the train station from trainspotting !! Wow ❤
Always enjoy a Lucy Brown adventure.
Time for more Lucy!!
Its called square sausage and is a Scottish staple its basically just normal beef sausage meat formed into a big square slab left to get a bit harder then cut into slices
It really is a lovely looking little station, and the scenery surrounding it is amazing. Great video!
I like how she acknowledged the judgment over the bread crust
We need more Lucy!!
Totally. 😊. We like Lucy
Honestly, if "What Next" just becomes the Lucy Travels channel I'm 100% on board!!! No offense to Mike!
I love these little adventures!👍👍😀
Very cool and informative. 👍 Thanks Lucy! Next time I get to UK I want to do this!
7:13 The Moment Lucy regretted her decision to board the train. Anyway, love the videos.
Always happy to see some Lucy Brown travel action!
It would be pretty funny if they matched up Lucy with James May in that small space
James could show up in some obscure vehicle, to provide ground transportation
Lucy is absolutely gorgeous. Whether she is just waking up or after a long day she always looks amazing. And intelligent as well
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Watching Lucy eat lorne sausage is the best thing I've seen on the internet this year.
That "weird" sausage is sliced or lorne or square sausage, very common up here in god's country, and it's delicious
Used to sell a lot down here in Worcestershire when I worked in a supermarket 30+ years ago
It’s no wonder everyone makes fun of British food. Thing looked absolutely abysmal
@@protolexis it mayve looked abysmal but it’s awesome
@@protolexis It doesn't look any more abysmal than salami or pepperoni. You're just not used to it. I don't know when it became acceptable to criticise the appearance of food from other cultures.
Theres something very gentle and relaxing about these Lucy videos - could watch them all day 😊
Looks incredibly gorgeus around that station for sure! Love these sort of train destinations people might not have heard about. Hidden gems and such... Cant wait for the next part Lucy!
Another great video from Lucy, can't wait for the next one
Lucy 🎉😊. Next go to this crazy hobbit village in North Wales : Llangollen. It's remote beautiful and filled with people who like Tolkien and all that kind of thing
I went there last year, its so beautiful & peaceful
Great Job Lovely Lucy brown!! always a treat!
We have still have sleeper trains in Canada. I did the Halifax to Montreal run back in 2011. Most of the coaches date from the 1950s. Room was larger than that one, and it had an ensuite bathroom. Also included gourmet meals in the dining car. No sausage on "council white bread". I want to do the Toronto to Vancouver, but it's bloody expensive. There's a reason why we fly and drive everywhere. Long distance trains are mostly used by tourists.
Fantastic watch! Trainspotting and T2 are up there on best movies of all time. Very cool to see this. Thanks!
More Lucy, please!
I just found your channel. I foster special need kids at the moment I have a teenage girl who loves seeing new places she has autism and doesnt cope well with noise she has watched your video so many times as it's not only interesting but calm. So well done you made her day❤.
Julie, did you find the channel ‘all the stations’ yet? Geoff and Vicky went to every station in the U.K. it was very well filmed and quite a few of us have watched the entire series more than once, myself included. It’s become a sort of safe place.
@@dees3179 yes I found it she is loving it thanks 😊
Great ❤ video , well done Lucy. Very impressed
Yay! More Lucy travel videos.
Always brightens my day to watch a Lucy vlog, be well 😀
I immediately guessed Corrour. I did the West Highland Way in 2010. The train stopped there on the way back from Fort William. I just thought: What a perfect station, I should start a hike here... but never did, unfortunately.
I could get used to the Lucy travel vlogs! These videos do make me feel like im travelling along
more Lucy please. she is a delightful change to the plastic enhanced travel channels
We need more Lucy Brown ❤
I'm watching this on a commuter train to Tokyo, so I've got authentic background sound effects!
Keep up the great work! I love the edits, music, and all the neat insights.
Always love the Lucy videos. I have been watching Lucy since she started her channel and stood in a field and shared " Hi, I'am Lucy". Out of all her Drivetribe, Foodtribe, and What Next video adventures and travels eating that sushi sausage is the most DANGEROUS thing Lucy has done. Could haggis be on the menu for the next video??? Looks like a one way ticket from London to the "end of the line" on the caledonian sleeper weekday was running about 145 pounds with a discount promo. Here in the USA an Amtrak Roomette is way more expensive.
I love a Lucy travel vid ❤️
Nicely done, Lucy. Interesting and fun. Tell May to pay you more.
what a great adventure to get there... hope you enjoyed the highlands
Lucy you became a confident and funny presenter. Great work. 😊
I was looking for another travel video with Lucy and got lucky with this
What a brilliant video, I've done the Sleeper train to Fort William a couple of times and been to Corrour Station as well. Lovely part of the world ❤
Loving these short travel episodes.. your budget flight videos have literally had me on sky scanner every day checking cheapest flights 😂
Just loving all the travel content with Lucy. She's got the format down.
Love these videos, wish there was more of them.
This was fun, thank you!
Best line has to be; "Judge me, go on"
Lucy is amazing on camera :)
Completed a walk around that loch back in the 80s with my wife and two dogs. At the point furthest from the station one of the dogs fell down a culvet and smashed her jaw on a rock. I can still hear the crunch. That was a long journey back to the Fort William vet. She recovered. Great scenery.
Looks stunningly beautiful! 😍
I thought I recognised you as the DriveTribe young lady. I know Corrour as I’ve travelled through there many times. Likewise Rannoch just down the line is just as remote. Nice travel vlog.
Great show. Really enjoyed it.
'The Signalman' was filmed in a location very similar to this. I rented the video in 2000, but haven't found any reference to it since. The story is about a woman who gets off at the wrong station and ends up living there. A postman on a motorcycle comes along once in a while. The signalman is the only other person there.
Driven part of the Highland line from Fort William to Tyndrum.
Got a photo of the engine I was training on up there. The signal box is an Air B&B type thing now if memory serves.
Absolutely incredible place.
And the vehicle on the rails is known as an RRV, or, Road Rail Vehicle.
Yay more travelogs!
My new favorite travel show.
Wow, you really did go to the most remote railway station in the UK. I was interested to learn the location of the most remote railway station in the UK. I'm glad you went to the most remote railway station in the UK. One day I might go to the most remote railway station in the UK.
7:03 had me howling far more than it should have ngl
This is wonderful content. Keep these coming.
The cabin is so cozy and delightful
Lucy Lucy.....filming on a train with the wrong lenses :P Loving the video's and variety! Keep them coming :)
I worked at Corrour station house a good few years back, the 17 mile journey from the road end near Loch laggan was great. The satellite internet was not so great though
My wife and I love train travel having taken trips from our home in Topeka, KS to Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Salt Lake City and we look forward to our next adventure. Remote stops are always most interesting, you just never know what you’ll see. Oh and sleeper rooms are awesome, try upgrading to the next size room Lucy, you’ll really enjoy the experience.
Corrour... The UK's equivalent to Hallingskeid station on the Bergen line here in Norway (Finse does have a Hotel, after all, even if that too is high up in the mountains and without any other connection to the outside world other than by rail...). Hallinskeid is protected by a snow/wind cover, though, as the weather up there can be very(!) harsch indeed.
Very interesting lone train station, Lucy. I will wait to see your next vlog.
A bit of a missed opportunity of doing a more thorough review of the train, it seemed really cool. What a cool little station though. Props to that land owner who demanded it.
Interesting and informative. Keep the content coming. Stay safe.
Walked from there to Fort William, via Ben Nevis.
Beautiful place
Glad weve already got our carrour trip booked
My son did this same journey in the summer on the sleeper, he thoroughly recommended the restaurant,
Was that a little joke hidden in the vid when after mentioning the Highland Cow you said "Let's Moove upstairs". Great video.
I love that it still has an electric board telling you when the next train is
9:40 drives off?.... pulls... away?🤷🏼♂️
🤣so sweet! For some reason Lucy's hesitation here had me lol-ing over my breakfast!👍🤣
Love the videos, they're getting better with each outing...
Much love from Australia 👻💙😋
I mean this as someone who's watched the guy since about 2015, this feels like a Tom Scott video.
Probably cost far more than all her flights put together. Lucy is excellent at these travel vlogs.
You did not know sleeper trains. I am amazed. On the big landmass on the other side of the channel, we have sleepers all over. And we also have multiple classes. If I want to get from Lake Constance, where I live, to Vienna: sleeper train and you can also take your car with you. That way you can get around in Vienna when you get there. Or, something I do a lot, drive back home. (it is a seriously long way with a lot of obstacles).
Heh, Scottish sausage! Though that sandwich looked pretty pants.
James's interjections were quite funny, especially as I miss those two in the Bugout Bunker.
Train nerds all over the world. What do you mean you didn’t know sleeper trains existed? But the Caledonian sleeper is a neat train. Great trip report
The trainwheels that the car used is the same they use for tractors that work on the tracks , a friend of my brother owns a couple of tractors that have thoose kits
Nice video, I'm back from a relaxing trip into nowhere in the mountains. Why not to reached the next step... in Bulgaria.
Looking forward to the next chapter of this mini Corrour adventure.
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Lucy, you're the best!