Our home coastline is full of cool wee places, so let's join up the dots and walk the whole thing!
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- We didn't really know about this one until Alicja found a great book on Amazon - 'Angus Coastal Trail' by James Carron. Buying the book was the easy bit, we filmed the difficult bit! Follow us as we try to walk the full traditional Angus Coast from Invergowrie (just outside Dundee) all the way to River North Esk (just north of Montrose). Spoiler Alert: it wasn't as easy as we expected!
Filmed 30th April - 3rd May 2023 in Angus, Scotland.
Hi, I’m Steve, a travel reviewer from Scotland. Join me on my adventures as I discover my own country, often visiting places for the first time, so hopefully it's as much of an eye-opener for you as it is for me! Don't expect expert opinion, just a very honest journey of discovery. Sometimes featuring my intrepid sidekick Alicja, sometimes featuring adventures beyond the borders of Scotland. Enjoy!
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that was great. I'm housebound due to chronic illness so I love watching your videos. I used to be a great walker and explorer but these days all I can do is watch other folks do it, and your vids are the best 🙂
Thanks so much, wishing you all the best!
Yeah I'm the same my friend,hey but at least you have great memories, and we can still watch these guys do all the hard work 😂😂
May you find many more videos to helk. I know a bit of what you are going though.
So sorry to hear that! Must be so tough. If you can afford it or if it’s covered by benefits you should consider hiring an Occupational Therapist. They are trained experts specifically to help people like you get out and about. I know how inaccessible Scotland is.
"Looking back at Dundee in the sun, it's beautiful..." are words I can't imagine being said.
I might go with: "Dundee is the Stockton on Tees (or Hartlepool) of Scotland".
Now for the rest of the video and memories of St Andrews where father-in-law studied and played a LOT of golf, and Arbroath where my wife spent her summer holidays with Grannie + Grandpa...
Absolutely love your videos Steve, I watch them in bed before I go to sleep. So relaxing and entertaining. Thank you 🙏
How can I explain how much I love this video? Thank you Steve and Alicja for making the hard part for us! I've really enjoyed the beautiful sceneries from my comfy home! Answering to your question: no, I don't think I'll ever do that, that's why I enjoyed it so much in this video, I only missed the smell of the sea and the wind, but it felt like to be with you both in this beautiful adventure (also the everlasting fear of missing open pubs or café ahahahha). cheers!!
Haha so true, I think I'd have struggled without that wee cafe, it was a lifesaver!
You know how to improve my weekend ❤ my favourite TH-camrs doing what they do best sharing the beautiful Scotland I love. Thanks guys and keep em coming ❤
Have a great weekend Richard!
Thanks Steve. An entire hour to enjoy the beauty of Scotland and your witty, and sometimes droll, commentary. Keep up the great work. Cheers from SF Bay Area.
Thanks so much Jim! :)
Ahh. Nothing better than waking up on a Saturday morning & seeing a video from Steve. Nice one you two. Have a brilliant weekend. Much love, Rossco xx
You too mate!
Seve - Now remember, keep your feet dry, change socks often, use foot powder and Moleskin if blisters start to appear. Such a beautiful walk you have.
I’m off for a long soak in the bath, a takeaway and a pint before a long sleep after watching that. I’m totally exhausted after just watching the two of you complete that punishing walk. Congratulations on a year in Montrose and completing the Angus 😅
Cheers John :D You deserve a bath after watching this :D
Wow guys that looked really hard,at 1st I thought it was a train spotter's vlog 😂.
Sometimes no matter how beautiful the walk is ,or how hard,if you do it with a friend or partner it makes all the difference
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So true Douglas! :D And Alicja kept saying 'you've got enough clips of trains already' :D
8:10 I love Alicja's assertive 'Yes'! She's obviously already researched the important stuff! 🤘😂
Haha YES!
A wonderful adventure with beautiful scenery. Thank you for the physical effort you two put into making this video.
Thanks so much, really appreciated, you can see the work that went into this one just on my face :D
You did the Angus trail so I don't have to. Thanks Steve and Alicja.
Cheers Ray!
The shot of the sky outside Dundee was worthy of a Turner or Monet.
So easy not to see such, if you don't look.
Great point mate!
Thank-you both for taking the pain so we don't have to. A beautiful stretch with lots to see ,shame you could not get across the military range but as you said its another adventure for the future,can't wait.
Still hoping to catch up some time soon if we can possibly make it happen.Stay safe both.
Cheers Bob! Aye, we'll be keeping an eye on those firing times and look forward to a slightly more relaxed video at Barry Buddon!
@@steve-marshHi.... wonderful videos! How can I purchase your book as a Christmas present for my wife please? Anywhere local? We live in Aberdeen. Thankyou.
Whats better than a Steve Marsh video... A feature length Steve Marsh video!
Great effort guys, looks like a great walk. North East of Scotland is a very scenic area.
That train line is busy isnt it!
Haha cheers Hamish! Hey and that's only the trains I managed to film! :D
Well done you two! I really appreciate the way you let us see the exhausting parts as well as the fun. It makes the videos so relatable! Thanks for sharing your amazing walks!
Really appreciate your kind words, thanks from us both!
That was a wee bit tough...ok for me sitting google mapping your trek as you go ..front of the tv....👏👏👏😊👍
Cheers, aye it was a struggle for sure (for me anyway!) :D
During the sixties I would spend my summer holidays in Montrose as my mother was from Christies Lane, Montrose. As a youngster I always wanted to go to Scurdie Ness lighthouse but never managed to. 50 years later I finally made it to the lighthouse and seeing you both passing it brought back memories. Great video again, I was tired just watching you both!!
For us as well, getting to the lighthouse was a big milestone, rounding that corner and being able to see the finish line!
What a phenomenal adventure! You really carried the team on your back for this one! Huge props for the days of walking (and up those cliffs!!) 😮
The scenery and stops along the way were so enjoyable. Many thanks for giving us this video. 🤗
Thanks Gabriele! This was a real long slog, taken the train so many times and it's a bit easier! :D
Steve, you're inspiring me now! I couldn't manage to walk even a fraction of the whole thing, but the area round the City Dock in Dundee looks interesting and might be within my capability, if I gave my self plenty of time! The bit between Broughty Ferry and Balmossie is probably just about do-able too, or between there and Monifeith, whose beach is a real walk down memory lane...! (I can't do the whole distance from Broughty, unfortunately - as I didn't have much energy left just walking from the town to the castle, there...).
The railways stations at Balmossie, Barry Links and Golf Street are served by just two trains a day in each direction - a frequency that doubled after many years of just one a day, a few years ago... As I expect you'll know, such minimal services are usually provided at wayside stations the railway would ideally like to close, but doesn't want the expense of going through the lengthy legal procedures of doing so, and so they're known as "parliamentary" trains - intended solely to meet a minimum legal requirement in order that a station remains technically open. They did have at least a 2-hourly service running most of the working day until 1992, when most of the Dundee - Arbroath local trains were withdrawn to facilitate faster Aberdeen services in the run-up to the privatisation of British Rail - and for a dozen or so years, even the very centrally-placed Broughty Ferry station had only three or four trains a day. (Originally running from Dundee East (closed 1952, along with Easthaven, Elliott Junction, St Vigean's, Inverkeilour, Lunan & Usan stations), most of the trains originated in St Andrews thereafter, running via Tayport and Dundee until those lines were closed in the 1960s, thanks to both Dr Beeching and the construction of the Tay Road Bridge). I take it you're also aware that the latter is also built upon infilled docks where it lands in Dundee? Dock Street was previously right at the water's edge, hosting both road and rail traffic - as a single line ran along its' quayside, providing a physical connection for goods traffic between Dundee's East and West (terminal) Stations. Thanks also for the Auchmithie detour - I've also not been there but heard is is very picturesque - and now I know why! Oooh, those dunes at Montrose! (Apologies - it was a particularly memorable school trip, the best part of 50 years ago...!)
Superb comment mate, thanks! And we were so glad to finally get to Auchmithie!
Was going to do the usual on my Saturday off and stick this on with Breakfast but I feel at an hour long this is an evening presentation that needs beverages and snacks 😂
Haha wait till bedtime, it might even put you to sleep :D
Finally watched this last night. Really interesting. Another thing I never knew was a thing. 😅 Worked at Lunan Bay in the hotel this time last year - that beach is amazing and a lot bigger than you think!
Cheers again, guys.
Wow an hour what a treat, love trains and coastal walks
Thanks John!
What an epic hike! 🤗 I'll have to come back for the last 26 minutes tomorrow, though. It's late and the state of my brain at the moment is that it took a moment or three to figure out you said "Another cycle path", not "Another psychopath". 😵💫
Sunday morning edit: That hole in the shoe is not a bug, it's a feature. Good hiking shoes need vents!
…And if the hope for a Kebab and a beer is your only motivation that keeps you going, the vision of closed shops may stop you dead in your tracks. You need an additional bit of motivation. Alicia probably should have a cattle prod in her bag or so! 😊
🤔 🤗Anyway: I loved this video!
Brilliant comment as usual, thanks :D
Absolutely stunning. Well done both of you for an inspiring video. As a stills photographer, it's a good job I wasn't with you because I would have been stopping every five yards for the next photo.
Haha I can imagine! :D
You both do these walking videos so well. Great work in completing the walk. At one hour, is that your longest video to date?
Yeah mate, so many clips to stitch together for this one, you'll appreciate that sometimes the edit is more work than the walk itself :D
There are almost no words to describe how I enjoyed this video. Fabulous? Fantastic? Gorgeous? Take your pick. Well done to the both of you.
Henk thanks so much mate!!!
...... superb. The scenery was incredibly beautiful.
My armchair walk was tiring too, pausing twice to put the kettle on, I was knackered. Well done you two, great stuff.😎🍻☯️
This has become one of my favourite travel channel.
I think your videos are brilliant. You are both a joy to watch. You do and tell it as it is. Well done and keep going. Thank you both. 1:00:21
Great vid . Really bonnie coastline , surprising how many wee hamlets there is to visit . Ive actually done a bit of rock climbing on the elephant which was brilliant fun .
You are braver than both of us put together!
The BBC STV would pay you good money for programmes like this.
Pair of troopers !
Thanks so much! Editing all the clips was nearly as hard as the walk itself :D Could have done with some BBC staff to help me!
Sorry if this message comes through twice. I was saying how much I look forward to a new video from you...makes my day. I'm off to Egypt on monday, so we'll see how that Adventure goes...for sure i wont be doing as much walking as you guys (least i hope not)😵💫
Wow! Have an absolutely fantastic time!!!! Let me know how it was, never been there!
Tremendous achievement, wonderful walk, lots of wonderful scenery, great footage and bonus Scot Rail coverage 👍
Cheers Russell! A perfect transporting route :D
Great video but the hike looks like an exercise in masochism.
Congrats guys. Can't believe I watched the full hour, but here we are. A compelling watch, clearly. Thanks!
For that you deserve the credit! Cheers! :)
What a stunning coastline.
Alicia really did well with navigating.
Shame that you couldn't find a way out from the beach at Auchmithie.
We enjoyed every minute of your adventure.
Well done to you and Alicia, you both deserve a medal for that one.
Cheers Tim! We just need to go back and devote a full video to that wee place :)
Loved that you two are so easy to watch but the scenery is great 👏
Thanks so much Graham!
Another brilliant video Steve, for a video you should go to a Montrose game at links park 😃
Oh it WILL happen mate, hopefully when they're in better form than at the moment :D
Love your comments, but who is your pretty young companion?
New Patreons/subs here, Steve- hubby found you. We're in Minnesota (US) and adore your channel. You have an excellent way of informing with humor, and giving us glimpses to cities, countries and continents that we won't get to in our lifetime! We had an enormous day of yardwork that left us spent, and as we watched last night, I felt myself having tired legs just from WATCHING you and Alicja walking 51.5 miles!!!!😂😂😂
We got a wee tear when you walked past Carnoustie- our eldest daughter is a collegiate golf coach, and in 2013 she was handpicked to play a Collegiate style Ryder Cup in Scotland representing 12 female college golfers from the US. She played Carnoustie, AND St. Andrews, and at SA, she shot an 82! (Collegiate players play from the men's tees, so this girl got game:-))
Thank you so much for your quality videos, your guided tours and commentary- we hope every episode that you find the best chippy in town!! God bless you both- Jack and Kitty (Catherine) Gray
Firstly thank you SO much for supporting the channel! We LOVE making these videos and it just blows my mind the support we get THANK YOU! And wow good on your daughter! She must be able to strike a golf ball! I remember Carnoustie being the first course I played with my plastic clubs as a 4 year old, and that was my game at its best :D Thanks again guys!
Enjoyed every minute of it, you are both good company. I’ve got the incentive to get the caravan out and visit this coast. Thanks .
Binge WATCHING with my hubby for last few, weeks,.. BRILLIANT.☘️
Thanks so much guys!
It's as if you're reading my mind, I was watching your Fife Coastal Path vids last night!!
This video should be a drinking game, you take a shot everytime you see a passing train.
Another great video as always, would love to see you both do the West Highland Way someday. :)
Cheers Graeme! A great route for watching the trains, I missed so many with the camera waiting to start up!
@@steve-marsh as a fellow Go Pro user, I know the feeling haha
I know you might not have been feeling emotional after that one but I think we both were at the end haha! It never fails to amaze me how many little beautiful spots are literally on our door steps if you just go out looking for them, I've discovered so many little things to see even here in Dundee thanks to your videos and obviously out with as well. A fantastic route and so many stunning sights to go out and see!
I'd feel emotional after watching a one hour video, well done :D
@@steve-marsh hahaha it was a very enjoyable hour!
I'm never hungry when I am walking so I am just having a toastie. Do the toasties come with fries?, ohh they do. In that case then we will need another bucket'o'fries to go with it please because we are not hungry. Great video as always.
Haha well spotted! In fact, they gave us extra fries for free, who were we to send them back! :D
I think your boots actually deserve a hot bath after such a walk Steve.
Alicja was in the bath, I was eating my kebab! :D
Amazing effort guys, what a walk that was👍Another cracking video Steve, Scotland at its best👌
Cheers Rab! Great to get to know our own wee stretch of coastline!
Didn’t the poet McGonagall write one of his famous odes to the Tay Bridge… let me think … how does it go now….?
“
Beautiful Railway Bridge of the Silv’ry Tay!
Alas! I am very sorry to say
That ninety lives have been taken away
On the last Sabbath day of 1879,
Which will be remember’d for a very long time……..”
Etc etc etc etc etc
Unbelievable scenery and terrain. I loved this video. The ocean, the fields, the trails. Wow ! I have a few questions, please: What are the yellow flowers along the beach? And what was the name of the small village with the water tower at 39 minutes. (Your Scottish didn't come through to my American ears.) One thing that this video really teaches.....get out of the cities. Follow the small roads and walks, get out of the car and see the real beauty of Scotland. So excellent! Thank you for your adventures!
Thanks so much for enduring such. long video :D The village was Auchmithie (wonderful place eh?) and the rape seed was in the fields :)
Loved, loved this video! I am constantly amazed at how far you and Alicia can walk! The views were absolutely stunning! Cheers guyS! YOU ARE ROCKSTARS! As always, look forward to the next video!!
Haha thanks Mary! It was a real slog this one, especially day 3, but we are so happy to have made it!
Stunning m8. Great "wee" walk that. Just one comment, that open train viaduct. I'm thinking train toilet!!!!
Looking forward to the next one.....or number 2🤣🤣🤣
Haha so maybe best we missed a train crossing! :D
Steve, I was a bit apprehensive when I saw the title and the length of the trail, asking myself will this be another "Edinburgh to Glasgow" walk -- the one I've come to call "Steve's Death March"? I was relieved to see that Alicja was there to provide sanity. I'm constantly amazed by the beauty of Scotland's coastal areas and I can't wait to get back (this Autumn?). Well done!
Thanks John! I always set out with misguided optimism, so I too was glad of a sensible partner :D
While at junior school in NW London, in the 70's, a good friend of mine moved down from Broughty Ferry. I've followed Dundee's football results ever since (he was a fan) and it's great to finally see where he was raised 👍
Excellent as always! I love the train from Broughty Ferry to Montrose purely for the scenery. Great to see it from a different perspective xxx
Cheers Siobhan! Love that train journey too :)
The “jack up” rigs are moored for modifications and a bit of a refurb before heading back out for respective drilling campaigns in the North Sea.
Ahh cheers for this!
Another fantastic walking adventure beautifull coastline x thank you Steve and Alicja x hope your feet have now recovered 😂
Thanks Jeanette! We were a bit more sensible in this one so the feet fared well (despite Alicja's old boots!)
Top notch wander…. Thank you both!
How great was that! Well done to both of you for finishing. The scenery , the sound of the sea and seagulls captivated me. Good idea walking towards your vehicle. Not for the faint hearted but... if i had a takeaway dangled infront of me for the whole walk well i think it would give me incentive😂. Thankyou again for taking the time and us along with you.
Yes Sarah, I wish I could say I was thinking about the video, but I was only thinking about filling a big gap in my stomach :D
So good to find this. I've been in and out of hospital in Czech Republic over the last 2 months and I missed it. Great to see you on the Arbroath Cliffs, been there more than a few times, best part of the journey. You definitely missed the low tide in Aucmithie for walking round the bottom of the cliffs, it looks completely different with the tide out.
Now that was a most enjoyable walk (but my legs are killing me)😆...Thank you for all your efforts.😎
Lovely to see you both walking a trail I have done most of but in shorter stretches. I have deliberately skipped some of the cliff top stretches but have done more of the beach bits where you went inland to paths. I also went inland from the North end of Montrose ebach amd up to St Cyrus which is a nice walk. The Jack Up Rigs in Dundee are mostl;y there for servicing but they also use the port for short term stacking between contracts (they become like old friends when they return). The Port has seen ships decommisioned and scrapped. Yes there is a burn to cross between Westhaven and Easthaven but if you choose low tide it is doable and a lovely walk along the beach from Carnoustie to Arbroath.
Ah thanks for the local knowledge! And for watching a video of some very familiar trails!
I’m from Scotland but lived in the USA too many years ! Currently in Scotland and was looking to see your e mail address to get in touch with you but you have no contact information… unless I’m missing it ? ( fellow you tuber here lol )
Hey thanks so much or watching Emma! I'll drop you an email when I'm home :)
The arbroath cliffs are a stunning walk,walked it many times as a kid arbroath was like a second home growing up aunt lottie an uncle john had a caravan in seaton estate for years .
Would love to move up there, there I have family in montrose you walked by the shop and their house in this video lol may bump into you both sometime when up visiting . Was hoping you would cover this walk will 100% be following in your footsteps .
Great video as per thanks
Superb Derek! Have a fantastic time when you come up! And who knows we might bump into each other :)
What wonderful Video, thanks for sharing, Scotland what a gye wonderful Land.
Love it Steve well done both quite a walk with some fantastic views. Hope you enjoyed your chicken kebab. Take care both looking forward to the next video
It was inhaled in about 15 minutes mate! Thanks so much for enduring such a long video :D
Holy smokes ! That was amazing, 50+ miles!! I’d love to be able to do that walk. It looks incredible. 😊
Cheers Ron, so glad we did it!
An awfully long 🤔 walk!
Another great adventure Steve and Alicja, hope you had a well deserved pint in the Market Arms.
Oh you know it mate! Cheers!
Well done you two! Just watched your mammoth walk on the Angus Trail. I hope your feet recover quickly. More than ready for bed now here in New Zealand. 😴.
Cheers Gail! I was happy to sit down and edit it for the next few days :D
I didn't know Dundee looked like that! It's the only Scottish city I've not been to...will have to check it out now (along with Broughty Ferry), cheers
My second favourite Scottish city after Glasgow :)
I’m loving your channel. I live in Invermere British Columbia Canada. I’m sure some wonderful Scottish history here.
What a treat, a full hour video.. Thanks again for an absolute stunner of a video.. ❤️👌❤️
Cheers mate! Thanks for enduring such a long vid! :D
@@steve-marsh It was a pleasure to watch ❤️😊
Another belter, Steve and compliments on your editing skills. Are you going to treat us to St Kilda this summer? Please? 🙂
Oh I hope so, I am trying not to promise anything (does to cost as much as anything) but you've certainly spurred me on to take another look) !
Another beautiful video. Do you know what the beef is between Arbroath and Montrose, football related? Years ago when he had his talk show Craig Ferguson visited and those smokies had me drooling. Loved seeing Arbroath again. Thanks as always for these videos, something to look forward to each week.
Cheers! I need to eat one of the smokies on the channel one day, love them! Just friendly banter between the 2 towns, but Montrose is definitely better :D
I was just in Arbroath, and it was sunny, and it was gorgeous... I said to my husband "open your eyes, we might see Steve and Alicja" I didn't know I was so close, but you was one step ahead 😂
Aw I'm glad you had a sunny day :) We wouldn't have been too far away :D
A wee bit disappointed that you seemed to skip from broughty ferry to Barry/ buddon as nothing was shown of my old stomping ground of Monifieth. Actually Dundee and the Ferry are not in Angus. I thought you could walk the beach from broughty ferry to Monifieth but not sure if that’s possible? Missing these scenes as now retired in the Philippines. Love your videos and your easy to understand accent.
Hi Steve, just enjoyed this video for the second time. My wife and I were at East Haven last Friday where we had our picnic. Lovely wee place and great toilets all looked after by the local people. If you like ice cream I can recommend East Scryne Fruit farm on the wee road down to East Haven from the main road. Just follow the big strawberry signs. The large strawberry cones are to die for. The ice-cream is mixed and churned when you order it and contains a scoop of fresh strawberries mixed in, the real mc coy not whippy rubbish. It's gid. 😋. Only thing is car park is small. Thanks again guys. Take care.
Auchmithie was a playground my family used starting back in the early 60's my fathers younger sister was married to Gordon Mitchell who was head master of the Arbirlot school in the hills just outside of Arbroath! Wow Lunan bay another great place! So many happy memories! Thank you so much steve! I will have to go up again before 'I pop me clogs ;0)
Great scenery and a great video as usual. My days of long walks are over so I'll just have to let you two do them for me!
This will be a struggle just to watch :D
You are SO lovely and inspiring as a couple. Also as individuals. Alicja, you seem to be a unique kind of woman and person. You are a great team. Thank you SO much for sharing your adventures with us. God bless and protect you - C, Denmark
What a lovely part of the coast. Well done you two!
Thanks so much! I must admit it was tougher than we expected though :D
Well done both great viewing and very informative commentary as always
Thanks John!
Hi Steve some sections of that looked brutal on the eyes and feet. Have you ever done the Caledonian canal walk?
Ohhh need to try this one day! Thanks!
Absolutely love you videos and learning a lot about the Scotland I have yet to see. Did a motorcycle ride in 2019 pre COVID. Tried to get to my grans old home town Kirkintuloc . Sorry for the spelling . Missed it unfortunately. Good excuse to return.
Like yourself, I love Dundee - the three J's 'Jam, Jute & Journalism'. As a Fifer, and from St Andrews, I know Dundee very well. Studied at Dundee University and graduated in 1991. One of the longest city seafronts not only in the UK, but the world. Great panoramic view from the Fife side of the 'Silvery Tay'. As always a great video. It is great to see places I remember so well. Thank you.
Great wee bit of trivia there, cheers! Aye, I was late to discover Dundee, but the place rocks!
Well done!! Thank you so much for taking us along. Now get some rest! 🎉😅
I was especially tired after this one Teresa! :D
Steve and Alicja - happiness is finding ice cream shops along the walk.
This is the most important thing! :D
Wow you are quite the hikers!!😮
I rather envy you both. I'm not able to walk any distance due to two car accidents. I was paralyzed for a couple of months. Scary time so it is amazing to watch you both. Amazing trail.
Hi Eddie and family, ❤ so that's why we haven't seen much of you. A beautiful baby and a great flight review.
Kind regards
DS
England
Another great video. I think your best videos are when you go two go exploring together. Your different personalities work together really well. Hugh respect to whoever does your editing. A one hour long video makes for a lot of work. Keep it up guys, I look forward to your videos each Saturday.
Cheers John! I do everything myself and believe me, the edit took longer than the walk :D
We've just got back from a cracking boat trip to the Farne Islands & Holy Island out of Seahouses (another video suggestion for you. Very much recommended!) & what a wonderful way to end our day by watching another awesome trek from you. Your editing just gets better & better Steve. Dunno if you recall a few months ago I (sort of) suggested this walk to celebrate your 50k subs but you declined saying your aching limbs may not be up to it? Well, you got there after all bud so well done to you and Alijca. Great stuff! However, you're about to crash through that 60k subs barrier( 👏👏👏👏 in advance BTW) so I have my thinking cap on for that milestone too. You have been warned!
Haha we need to get our subscriber count down for a rest mate! And noted on the tip - hope you had a great time there, I haven't been for so many years the memory is hazy!
Another great adventure, looked hard going in places, Montrose was my growing up place with 2 sets of grandparents and many holidays spent there
I bet you've explored all these wee places!
I really enjoyed your walking adventure. You two are absolute troopers for doing that full trail! Thanks for sharing in yet another video.
Auchmithie beach is a fantastic rock collecting spot. The stones are naturally rounded by the waves and tides tossing them back and forth like a rock tumbler. Fun fact: Scarlett Johansson filmed a scene there for the film Under the Skin, released in 2012. Be well folks!
Superb Jimmy, cheers mate!
Great seeing Steve and Alicia enjoying a "wee" walk together in beautiful Scotland! Those cliffs and inlets north of Arbroath are particularly glorious.
Thank you both for showing me partsof my native country that I have never even heard of! Please keep up the good work--how about Eaglesham? And the birdsong staff!
Great shout, thanks Janet!
17.57 You hadn't gone through the rail crossing but walking back the way you had just come from, You think none of us are observant 😊
Another Gem, Steve!.You are both gluttons for punishment! We'd have no legs left. We are currently in Whitby, and the coastal path has similar stunning views. Thanks again, and looking forward to the next one. 😊 Don + Jen.
Cheers both! Hope you're having a great time :)
Lovely walks and caves .The bakery we use to go to pick roles up for breakfast lovely very smell and when i smell it in a bakery it takes me back to that bakery in Arbroath .
Oh shucks, I meant the SACRED home of golf. And that's not scary. Scotland has given so much to the world. Including your videos.
Youre walking right past my home here in Dundee & Broughty Ferry was fun to watch! Thank you ❤
Some of those Cliffside paths looked to be very dangerous. It looks like if you stumbled or tripped, you'd be a goner. No fences or barriers. I'd be terrified if I was responsible for keeping an eye on children. God bless you and your mate.
Aye I'd be terrified to take kids there, or to go there on a bike for example :O