What a lovely video! Thank you so much! Ardnamurchan is one of the places in Scotland we love most and have visited very often. Greetings from Germany.
Helloooo I used to work with Julie when I was Ranger at Bickerton Hi! Hope youre OK, weve been going to Ardnamurchan for years but this viedo made us go when the bluebells and cuckoos where about in May 2019 I think it was, (we always go summer or autumn). It was sooo good to see the Bluebells, cuckoos and it all looking so vibrant. Only been back once since COVID and now theres so many you tube on wild camping at Sanna I dont think its such a beautiful secret anymore! We went to Port Ban, Kintyre last year for a change as Resipole campsite closed down it was beautiful down there but not a patch on Ardnamurchan. Gigha was worth a visit if youve not been yet. I cant ever articulate why Ardnamurchan is so special (and Ariundle, Lochaline etc) it just is where my heart is and always will be I think (plus I love Ted and Peigi the lighthouse dogs far too much) Happy adventures to you both x
Oh gosh.....no comments for a whole year! 2020 and lockdown. Forget the Champs Elysees, I am coming HERE. That is in part due to this inspiring film. Thank you. I have often driven through Morvern on my way to Mull. My granny was born in Lochaline, or close by. Maybe it will stir some ancestral blood in me!
A very polished presentation, which loses no gloss through the passage of time. I discovered Ardnamurchan back in 2012 and it is a wonderful peninsula. Many thanks for sharing.
You wont know how much that film means to me, but I absolutly love the place and have been going since the early 90's. Love the photography, love the way you have edited it all together, and cant wait till the autumn when we go back.
Thanks for sharing this. I fell in love with Ardnamurchan back in 1983 when I worked at the Glenborrodale Castle for a summer season. It was a life changing experience for a young man. Such beauty and also a wonderful opportunity to explore the area on my days off. As one poet said of its rugged beauty - " God ran out of earth when he made Ardnamurchan".
thank yoiu so much for putting this lovely video to gether and sharing it with the rest of us I cant make it to scotland as much as used to (also have massive love affair with scotland) so it was wonderfull to watch this with a glass of laphroaig. once again many thanks
Really pleased to hear your thoughts, thank you. We are going back again this year to explore and enjoy the paths and tracks, the wild coast and the great hill walks - Ben Hiant, Ben Resipole, Ben Laga, we'll be walking up them again, all being well!
Thank you very much for you comments. Ardnamurchan is a special place for sure. It has such an amazing light quality which really helps capture the beautiful mountains, sea and lochs on camera.
What a lovely video! Thank you so much! Ardnamurchan is one of the places in Scotland we love most and have visited very often. Greetings from Germany.
Helloooo I used to work with Julie when I was Ranger at Bickerton Hi! Hope youre OK, weve been going to Ardnamurchan for years but this viedo made us go when the bluebells and cuckoos where about in May 2019 I think it was, (we always go summer or autumn). It was sooo good to see the Bluebells, cuckoos and it all looking so vibrant. Only been back once since COVID and now theres so many you tube on wild camping at Sanna I dont think its such a beautiful secret anymore! We went to Port Ban, Kintyre last year for a change as Resipole campsite closed down it was beautiful down there but not a patch on Ardnamurchan. Gigha was worth a visit if youve not been yet. I cant ever articulate why Ardnamurchan is so special (and Ariundle, Lochaline etc) it just is where my heart is and always will be I think (plus I love Ted and Peigi the lighthouse dogs far too much) Happy adventures to you both x
Oh gosh.....no comments for a whole year! 2020 and lockdown. Forget the Champs Elysees, I am coming HERE. That is in part due to this inspiring film. Thank you. I have often driven through Morvern on my way to Mull. My granny was born in Lochaline, or close by. Maybe it will stir some ancestral blood in me!
Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed it
A very polished presentation, which loses no gloss through the passage of time. I discovered Ardnamurchan back in 2012 and it is a wonderful peninsula. Many thanks for sharing.
Brilliant
I move there in April. From Buckinghamshire, via Northumberland and the Borders.
A wonderful video... camped on the shores of Loch Sunart at salen as a child in the 1960's. Been back many times since.
A well crafted production. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Ardnamurchan is remote, clean, the wild flowers were amazing. Would love to go back and experience some wildlife although I have seen a mink there!
Beautiful. Brought back so may memories from our visit to this magical and inspiring peninsular.
You wont know how much that film means to me, but I absolutly love the place and have been going since the early 90's.
Love the photography, love the way you have edited it all together, and cant wait till the autumn when we go back.
Thanks for sharing this. I fell in love with Ardnamurchan back in 1983 when I worked at the Glenborrodale Castle for a summer season. It was a life changing experience for a young man. Such beauty and also a wonderful opportunity to explore the area on my days off. As one poet said of its rugged beauty - " God ran out of earth when he made Ardnamurchan".
Many many thanks for this wonderful clip i enjoyed it so much & like you i have simply fallen in love with this beautiful place
thank yoiu so much for putting this lovely video to gether and sharing it with the rest of us I cant make it to scotland as much as used to (also have massive love affair with scotland) so it was wonderfull to watch this with a glass of laphroaig. once again many thanks
Ardnamurchan is amazing. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Beautifully made video!
Wonderful! Thanks so much for posting this, you did a beautiful job of capturing it.
Beautiful place. Great video. We recently stayed at Strontian for a week, amazing
Loved your video, we are heading to Loch Sunart in May. Cant wait
Lovely little film and very informative, thank you. :-)
Great film, thanks for sharing !
Lunga on the Ardnamurchan? That's stretching a bit, isn't it? ha ha. Lovely place, lovely video.
fantastic place. Great video
Good video and well scripted with info
addicted now, first time last September 2020, with the family, stayed in an amazing air bnb in Achnaha
Very nice. I like this very much.
Really pleased to hear your thoughts, thank you.
We are going back again this year to explore and enjoy the paths and tracks, the wild coast and the great hill walks - Ben Hiant, Ben Resipole, Ben Laga, we'll be walking up them again, all being well!
What a lovely film you've made all i do on mines is take the P and have a Laugh with me m8s i really like your peaceful style.
Very special place.
You forgot to include the most memorable feature of this outstandingly beautiful place, RAIN. lol.
No. Midges.
Thank you very much for you comments. Ardnamurchan is a special place for sure. It has such an amazing light quality which really helps capture the beautiful mountains, sea and lochs on camera.
Money's tight this year but I'll still be visiting the peninsula.
We've just bought a small motorhome, would it be possible to park overnight at the lighthouse?
Pyramidal Orchids and Ice on Ardnamurchan Never!! in my experience. Kind regards PGG