You prolly dont give a shit but if you are stoned like me atm you can stream all of the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my brother recently :)
Beautiful area and sandy beach. Brave to venture into that cold water for a swim. I got chilled just watching. Love the way you sanded thanks 4 watching. Another beautifully created adventure video. Stay safe and have a super wonderful day.
Hi Becks. Some of those beaches on the approach to Mallaig at Arisaig & Morar are beautiful. I visited the leather shop when me & my daughter were on a road trip in 2019. Take care when hitching mate & if I ever see you in the highlands I'll stop & take you anywhere you want to go ! Loved your Scottish videos xx
Yes they are gorgeous! The leather shop is lovely, couldn't resist buying some goodies. I bet the road trip was so nice with your daughter. Aw thank you, that's very kind :) take care
Your enthusiasm for the outdoors and the lively presentation make these videos compelling viewing and that beautiful, uplifting smile of yours 😊 is totally infectious😊. It's been great following you around Scotland 👍
Your doing so well on your adventures Becky. I can see that your loving it and in your element keep going forward and follow your dreams and hearts desires. If you ever want to rough it you can come back here.x take care and stay safe xx
Malaig beautifull from a kayak to . Wow these vids have really brought things back .i solo'd the west coast from lochinver to fort william , them white sandy beaches and yorkshire tea 😃😃😃 how wild can you get ..i got itch feet now
I'm going to enjoy this one especially. Did more walking on Skye than any other vacation. I am enjoying all of these. .... There was a great transport option in Broadford, a post bus. It does the rural postal deliveries and is a small van with a couple seats in the back . You can get from Broadford south to Elgol while it goes all over the place , and had a great diver with local history knowledge and who found me a place to stay for the night. All for a fraction of the cost of a regular coach. If it still runs then I highly reccommend it. There were 3 other people on it, a single and a couple, and all 4 of us were from Canada. Complete coincidence.
That is the white sands of Morar you were dropped off at Becky and the white building (5.08 mins) on other side of River Morar is the Morar hotel where Carol Kirkwood (BBC weather lady) was brought up,her dad owned the hotel.Brilliant video btw.
Hitch-hiking! I used to see quite a lot of it in Scotland and I have picked up some interesting people. Also memorable the other way round. I once thumbed a lift at the road junction in Tyndrum because my walk over Ben Lui and its three neighbours had taken me about six miles from my car. The first car stopped. It was a new Jag driven by a businessman who lived in Oban. He said he had been to a very boring meeting in Edinburgh and he would rather have been up a hill. It was all too short a ride cosseted by comfortable leather and wood. I haven't picked up a hitch for over a year. The last time was on a drive back to my home after a day on Exmoor. At Wiveliscombe I saw an old man at the bus stop looking doubtfully at the timetable. We don't really have evening buses in this part of the world. Because it was after half past five and getting dark, I stopped and called out to him, asking if he wanted a lift. So I took him back to Taunton.
I love it. We have the same backpack, and it is a beautiful pack. We have a bunch of other similar items as well. But I just wanted to tell you that you’re an amazing person who was raised well. So inspiring.
You are so lucky you get to travel around the world and explore all kinds of wilderness I need to start getting back out in the woods and join the outdoors but thanks for putting out amazing videos though I enjoy watching them when I get time
Love your giggle! The slow pace of your films is great. Wild camping and exploration isnt fast paced. I was on Skye 2nd week of Sept. that looks the weather we got on our 1st 2 days then it went very sunny ( did a few films too ). Hopefully you can get back and see more!
I love Mora sands, I've kayaked from the beach around the coast and it's the most beautiful place to be. It's also very nice at Loch Mora just around the corner from where you camped, another great kayaking spot. Keep safe and happy camping!!
Amazing, I’m glad you had a nice visit to our wee country. Seeing a young lady like yourself getting out there will be a great inspiration to others, bravo 👏👏👏. Oh and my daughter and I camped at the exact same spot in Glen Etive in September
I love your channel. Inspiring everyone to get out in nature and find themselves at the same time. I enjoy camping in my van so I’m not as hardcore as you! However I’m just about to buy a Casstrom & have a nice camp axe on the way for a bit of bush craft & outdoor cooking. Thanks Becky
I first discovered the west coast of Scotland in 1985. It’s an amazing place. Been visiting Skye several times a year so since 2008 but can’t get there now due to Covid 😩. You’re an inspiration, girl🙏🏻 even to an old duffer like me. Love your spirit and enthusiasm 👍😎 ATB - Dave
Fantastic beach camp Becky.!! I can see you spending a lot more time in Scotland once you’ve passed your test and got yourself a vanaroo. Fantastic part of the UK. Love it every time I visit. Great video👏Keep safe girl🙂
Another enjoyable video, probably the last time myself and one of my brothers went camping together was at morar the train stop before mallaig, we spent a couple of days camping around that area, sitting on the beach with a carry out with some food, mostly in the rain, but it was a greatly enjoyable time, food and beer never quite tastes as good as it does while your away roughing it a bit, sadly he passed away a few years ago now and i do miss the times we spent wandering, camping, photographing, drinkinking and just enjoying being out and about in sunny (but mostly rainy) scotland. Take care and keep enjoying your travels, cheers.
Thank you Stu, aw love that, great memories. Sad to hear that he passed away, you must be gutted to have lost a good outdoor mate! Cheers and take care
Funny- imaging being a scrappy piece of fallen tree, & being described as 'not being worth burning'.. Then like a baby, the stick looks up to its parent tree, asking, 'mom, what does she mean by that ?' We are such strange creatures !
Becky, what lovely memories of wild camping in awesome places, varied weather and wonderful people. Nearly 40 years ago, I got a fairly cheap open return train ticket to Mallaig from my then home in S. Wales. We broke the journey in Bridge of Orchy and walked to Glen Etive, the Kingshouse, then crossed Rannoch Moor to Rannoch Station. As the weather was so bad, we continued north via train, using the same ticket. From Morar, (your sandy beach?) near Mallaig, we backpacked inland around some of Loch Morar and Loch Nevis. There's a tiny ferry that serves communities around Loch Nevis, including Inverie on the remote Knoydart peninsula. That ferry got us back to Mallaig, a B&B, a hot shower and the train home. But I digress.... The real reason why I'm rambling on about this is to suggest you continue to make the most of public transport (which is generally better now in Scotland than it was in my time). Hitch-hiking is risky. You are throwing a dice. I hitched hundreds of miles each year as a student in the UK and Europe. Most people, most of the time were wonderful, interesting people, keen to chat and help you on your way. And I was big and ugly then 🙂. In the 1970s I wrote an article for the Backpacker's Club magazine, all about how easy it was to hitch-hike your way to your favourite walking/camping destination. Eric Gurney, the club's founder and secretary, politely declined to publish the article because, in his day job, he'd found that there were dangerous people in the world "just looking". He didn't want us to encourage anyone to hitch hike. I thought, perhaps, that he was a policeman. I later heard he was a pathologist, who'd had to deal with some of the most aweful crimes of that era. Of course, the world is full of risks, and we must each decide what is acceptable, otherwise we'd never leave home. My kids have travelled solo, far and wide, to wild places and cosy places, challenged themselves, survived and thrived, (I think) without hitch-hiking. So please, stay safe, Becky, we really want to see your next adventures!
Hi, Becka every time I follow your channel I always get something tugging on my heartstrings I love Scotland cant wait to get back up there...even in the rain... I and my Dad made a canoe from a kit...and I had a lot of fun with it..watching the white water guys was awesome, to bloody cold even for me!!!1 Spent two weeks every summer holiday from school with my Granny and Grandad...so many happy memories. I am so homesick...thanks for sharing your adventures with us. On my bucket list wild camping on Skye. The Island of Aron is a nice place to visit too.... Have fun..memories that will last a lifetime!!!
@@GirlOutdoors well yes you do that for sure. I did swim in the sea in Cornwall in September, cold enough for me...probably not as cold as Scotland. Keep warm
Becky you are an inspiration for mental illness , i have only watched one vid , you are pretty and very outgoing , you are a light for the dark , keep it going , love andy.
Hey I remember in one of your earlier traveling videos you wore a small daypack backwards along with your main pack there's several methods that allow you to connect and hang the daypack in front off the main straps that allow quick access or release and balances your load .
Yes that was last year, became a bit of a pain in the end and didn't really sit right so don't think I could walk that far with it.. but was handy for grabbing my camera and that :)
You are so brave hitch hiking , I think I've watched too many crime documentaries to do it, saying that I'd not pick up one either, knowing my luck I'd pick up a serial killer 😅. Lovely filming & editing Becki, thanks for sharing x
Love the way you're loving Scotland. You will travel far and wide in your life, and see some amazing things (especially if you hitch hike😬).... but Scotland will never leave you. Made my first solo hiking trip to the Highlands when I was 21. Been to every single one of the world's 197 countries since then. Still never found any place like Scotland. Not many, anyway! Thanks for the videos (again😁).
Thank you! Ah wow,, thats amazing. Bet you've got some stories :) I really wan to travel but its quite difficult at the moment, that's why I'm glad Scotland is pretty much on my door step :)
Besides wild washing I am an advocate of the New Year's Day Dip. The Western Isles by sea kayak next year, God willing. My Imray charts are all over my sitting room floor. Take care. 🌹
A very famous English mountaineer, John Norman Collie, who climbed in Canada (six expeditions to western Canada up to 1911) in the early 1900, retired in Skye. Collie held a Ph.D. in chemistry plus three honorary degrees. He passed away at Sligachan, Skye in 1942. According to his biography, Skye was the place he wanted to retire.
Good to see you again my dear friend,,u look well n have more smiles than normal happy u must be ,also seeing I that water made my jewels disappear, might take day so 😁🤔😉😏ok my dear be safe and careful it's why are heads r on neck ,if swivels, can see more of ones surroundings, cheers Becky 🤠👍👍✌✌✌👋👋👋👋
Had to laugh at the sounds you made when you were coming out of the water. Sounded like you were freezing your threepenny bits off lol That beach location looked awesome x
Nice one Becky. You so remind me of my daughter, confident, strong willed, good attitude. Love the vid. Ps what’s the music at the very start of the video. 👍👍👍👍
Have you ever looked into your family tree? I'm convinced you are a descendant of a Viking warrior! That cold water would have taken my breathe away and I would have died! 🥶😂🤣
It lifts the heart to see someone so happy, great video Becky, keep them coming.
Thank you so much :)
You prolly dont give a shit but if you are stoned like me atm you can stream all of the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my brother recently :)
@Jabari Ulises yup, I've been watching on InstaFlixxer for months myself :)
You have such a beautiful smile, when you smile is like when the sun appears after it rains!
Beautiful area and sandy beach. Brave to venture into that cold water for a swim. I got chilled just watching. Love the way you sanded thanks 4 watching. Another beautifully created adventure video. Stay safe and have a super wonderful day.
Ah great stuff to watch on a Sunday night,what a beautiful place it is....thanks for sharing 👍🏻
Wow Becky, is an amazing video 👍, the truth is that you always surprise me with the content of your videos, good job like always ...
Hi Becks. Some of those beaches on the approach to Mallaig at Arisaig & Morar are beautiful. I visited the leather shop when me & my daughter were on a road trip in 2019. Take care when hitching mate & if I ever see you in the highlands I'll stop & take you anywhere you want to go ! Loved your Scottish videos xx
Yes they are gorgeous! The leather shop is lovely, couldn't resist buying some goodies. I bet the road trip was so nice with your daughter. Aw thank you, that's very kind :) take care
Great video. Thanks😍🤗🤗
Your enthusiasm for the outdoors and the lively presentation make these videos compelling viewing and that beautiful, uplifting smile of yours 😊 is totally infectious😊.
It's been great following you around Scotland 👍
I can see why you have so many subs , really good content and very natural. One of the best on TH-cam young lass.
Your doing so well on your adventures Becky. I can see that your loving it and in your element keep going forward and follow your dreams and hearts desires. If you ever want to rough it you can come back here.x take care and stay safe xx
Malaig beautifull from a kayak to . Wow these vids have really brought things back .i solo'd the west coast from lochinver to fort william , them white sandy beaches and yorkshire tea 😃😃😃 how wild can you get ..i got itch feet now
You are so adventurous, it's wonderful. Mad respect!
Every time breath of fresh air, Bless you👌
Another excellent well made video, thank you Becky.
I'm going to enjoy this one especially. Did more walking on Skye than any other vacation. I am enjoying all of these. .... There was a great transport option in Broadford, a post bus. It does the rural postal deliveries and is a small van with a couple seats in the back . You can get from Broadford south to Elgol while it goes all over the place , and had a great diver with local history knowledge and who found me a place to stay for the night. All for a fraction of the cost of a regular coach. If it still runs then I highly reccommend it. There were 3 other people on it, a single and a couple, and all 4 of us were from Canada. Complete coincidence.
beautiful places, i also love to swim when it's raining and cold it's an adventure on its own ♡
Great upload Becky have a lovely trip 👍🏴
That is the white sands of Morar you were dropped off at Becky and the white building (5.08 mins) on other side of River Morar is the Morar hotel where Carol Kirkwood (BBC weather lady) was brought up,her dad owned the hotel.Brilliant video btw.
Another great video Becky, that little beach you camped on looked beaut. Stunning scenery all around. Look forward to your next adventure.
Aw thank you Adrian :)
Great trip . Love the sandy beach.
Thank you Joe :) hope you're well
Beautiful,the sounds of lapping water😍👌.
Great vid,good skills 👍
Hitch-hiking! I used to see quite a lot of it in Scotland and I have picked up some interesting people. Also memorable the other way round. I once thumbed a lift at the road junction in Tyndrum because my walk over Ben Lui and its three neighbours had taken me about six miles from my car. The first car stopped. It was a new Jag driven by a businessman who lived in Oban. He said he had been to a very boring meeting in Edinburgh and he would rather have been up a hill. It was all too short a ride cosseted by comfortable leather and wood.
I haven't picked up a hitch for over a year. The last time was on a drive back to my home after a day on Exmoor. At Wiveliscombe I saw an old man at the bus stop looking doubtfully at the timetable. We don't really have evening buses in this part of the world. Because it was after half past five and getting dark, I stopped and called out to him, asking if he wanted a lift. So I took him back to Taunton.
I love it. We have the same backpack, and it is a beautiful pack. We have a bunch of other similar items as well. But I just wanted to tell you that you’re an amazing person who was raised well. So inspiring.
You are so lucky you get to travel around the world and explore all kinds of wilderness I need to start getting back out in the woods and join the outdoors but thanks for putting out amazing videos though I enjoy watching them when I get time
Thank you for your comment Brian :)
Beautiful scenery. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching
The White Sands of Morar - stunning! :)
magic as always :-)
Love it. Can't wait for more.😁
Yay! Thank you!
Love your giggle! The slow pace of your films is great. Wild camping and exploration isnt fast paced. I was on Skye 2nd week of Sept. that looks the weather we got on our 1st 2 days then it went very sunny ( did a few films too ). Hopefully you can get back and see more!
Respect for braving those waters!
Keep exploring Becky. Stay safe.
The beach you camped on looked amazing, be that water was cold!! Recently found you channel and loving your adventures!!
Aw thank you so much :)
I love Mora sands, I've kayaked from the beach around the coast and it's the most beautiful place to be. It's also very nice at Loch Mora just around the corner from where you camped, another great kayaking spot.
Keep safe and happy camping!!
Amazing, I’m glad you had a nice visit to our wee country. Seeing a young lady like yourself getting out there will be a great inspiration to others, bravo 👏👏👏. Oh and my daughter and I camped at the exact same spot in Glen Etive in September
Amazing video, cheers from México
Breathe of fresh air, your channel. Scottish boys are sound 😁🏴 Keep doing your thing. Yer travels are brilliant 🙏👌
Love me a good ferry ride. Great video. I'm gonna watch it again.
aw thank you Stephen :)
What a lovely spot!
I love your channel. Inspiring everyone to get out in nature and find themselves at the same time. I enjoy camping in my van so I’m not as hardcore as you! However I’m just about to buy a Casstrom & have a nice camp axe on the way for a bit of bush craft & outdoor cooking. Thanks Becky
I first discovered the west coast of Scotland in 1985. It’s an amazing place. Been visiting Skye several times a year so since 2008 but can’t get there now due to Covid 😩. You’re an inspiration, girl🙏🏻 even to an old duffer like me. Love your spirit and enthusiasm 👍😎 ATB - Dave
Aw thank you so much Dave! Bet it was nicer back in 2008 :)
@@GirlOutdoors it’s still pretty special now.
Another great video Becky, thanks for sharing!! Blimey, that water looked cold though!!
You just amaze me sometimes. I have wanted to go to Skye for years, you just woke up one day and went, I take my hat off to you.
aw thank you Grahame, wish I was there longer..
@@GirlOutdoors I want to do photography there so I know what you mean one or two days would not be enough.
woow nice place!
Fantastic beach camp Becky.!! I can see you spending a lot more time in Scotland once you’ve passed your test and got yourself a vanaroo. Fantastic part of the UK. Love it every time I visit. Great video👏Keep safe girl🙂
Yesss would love that! Thank you so much, take care :)
Skye is amazing.
Great vid
It was! Thank you :)
Another enjoyable video, probably the last time myself and one of my brothers went camping together was at morar the train stop before mallaig, we spent a couple of days camping around that area, sitting on the beach with a carry out with some food, mostly in the rain, but it was a greatly enjoyable time, food and beer never quite tastes as good as it does while your away roughing it a bit, sadly he passed away a few years ago now and i do miss the times we spent wandering, camping, photographing, drinkinking and just enjoying being out and about in sunny (but mostly rainy) scotland. Take care and keep enjoying your travels, cheers.
Thank you Stu, aw love that, great memories. Sad to hear that he passed away, you must be gutted to have lost a good outdoor mate! Cheers and take care
So jealous, looks incredible in the winter.
Would love to see it in the winter!
Funny- imaging being a scrappy piece of fallen tree, & being described as 'not being worth burning'.. Then like a baby, the stick looks up to its parent tree, asking, 'mom, what does she mean by that ?' We are such strange creatures !
Truly a great adventure
Thank you Rob!
I must visit those islands someday. Thank you girl 👍
So still that morning after your swim 🧡❄️💙
Yeah was lovely!
Becky, what lovely memories of wild camping in awesome places, varied weather and wonderful people. Nearly 40 years ago, I got a fairly cheap open return train ticket to Mallaig from my then home in S. Wales. We broke the journey in Bridge of Orchy and walked to Glen Etive, the Kingshouse, then crossed Rannoch Moor to Rannoch Station. As the weather was so bad, we continued north via train, using the same ticket. From Morar, (your sandy beach?) near Mallaig, we backpacked inland around some of Loch Morar and Loch Nevis. There's a tiny ferry that serves communities around Loch Nevis, including Inverie on the remote Knoydart peninsula. That ferry got us back to Mallaig, a B&B, a hot shower and the train home. But I digress....
The real reason why I'm rambling on about this is to suggest you continue to make the most of public transport (which is generally better now in Scotland than it was in my time).
Hitch-hiking is risky. You are throwing a dice. I hitched hundreds of miles each year as a student in the UK and Europe. Most people, most of the time were wonderful, interesting people, keen to chat and help you on your way. And I was big and ugly then 🙂.
In the 1970s I wrote an article for the Backpacker's Club magazine, all about how easy it was to hitch-hike your way to your favourite walking/camping destination. Eric Gurney, the club's founder and secretary, politely declined to publish the article because, in his day job, he'd found that there were dangerous people in the world "just looking". He didn't want us to encourage anyone to hitch hike. I thought, perhaps, that he was a policeman. I later heard he was a pathologist, who'd had to deal with some of the most aweful crimes of that era.
Of course, the world is full of risks, and we must each decide what is acceptable, otherwise we'd never leave home. My kids have travelled solo, far and wide, to wild places and cosy places, challenged themselves, survived and thrived, (I think) without hitch-hiking. So please, stay safe, Becky, we really want to see your next adventures!
brilliant really enjoyed this have a great weekend becky and look forward to the next one
thank you Lee :)
Just discovered your channel! Epic! As an islander myself, can’t go wrong with island wild camping
Thank you, yeah its great :)
Holy shit kid almost at 100k already great job glad your enjoying our bonnie Scotland keep up the good work 👍✌
aw thank you so much!
Love seeing your smile Stay safe my friend
aw cheers Charlie!
@@GirlOutdoors Beck's your looking good looks like you lost some weight and more fit (which is a good thing) love you girl.
Jesus that waters freezing in summer, hats off to you mate
It's great seeing places I'm so familiar with in your videos. I was at that beach in Mallaig the other day. 👍
Hey Becky 👍 another brilliant vid,hope your safe and well, would love to explore the Isle of Skye xx
Hi, Becka every time I follow your channel I always get something tugging on my heartstrings I love Scotland cant wait to get back up there...even in the rain... I and my Dad made a canoe from a kit...and I had a lot of fun with it..watching the white water guys was awesome, to bloody cold even for me!!!1
Spent two weeks every summer holiday from school with my Granny and Grandad...so many happy memories.
I am so homesick...thanks for sharing your adventures with us.
On my bucket list wild camping on Skye.
The Island of Aron is a nice place to visit too....
Have fun..memories that will last a lifetime!!!
Aw means a lot! I am sure you'll get back there sometime soon and love it even more :) thank you for your comment
Thanks, Becky can recommend some cool music for you when you up there... RunRig are a great band too!!!
That is a beautiful place for a camping site Becky. Cheers lassy.
Thank you Henry, it was stunning!
@@GirlOutdoors you're welcome
Thanks for music info Becky 👍
Love it, it's getting colder, a bit chilly at the moment, was meant to be -4 last night, then goes for a swim brrr. Fairly play Becky, :-)
Haha thank you Paul, gotta have fun ahaa :)
@@GirlOutdoors well yes you do that for sure. I did swim in the sea in Cornwall in September, cold enough for me...probably not as cold as Scotland. Keep warm
💞💞💞💞💞💞 I hope you're having a great time on your Expedition
Great video you look quite emotional at times
Scotland has that effect 🏴💜
Thank you, I agree with you :)
Becky you are an inspiration for mental illness , i have only watched one vid , you are pretty and very outgoing , you are a light for the dark , keep it going , love andy.
Hey I remember in one of your earlier traveling videos you wore a small daypack backwards along with your main pack there's several methods that allow you to connect and hang the daypack in front off the main straps that allow quick access or release and balances your load .
Yes that was last year, became a bit of a pain in the end and didn't really sit right so don't think I could walk that far with it.. but was handy for grabbing my camera and that :)
You are so brave hitch hiking , I think I've watched too many crime documentaries to do it, saying that I'd not pick up one either, knowing my luck I'd pick up a serial killer 😅. Lovely filming & editing Becki, thanks for sharing x
Love the way you're loving Scotland. You will travel far and wide in your life, and see some amazing things (especially if you hitch hike😬).... but Scotland will never leave you. Made my first solo hiking trip to the Highlands when I was 21. Been to every single one of the world's 197 countries since then. Still never found any place like Scotland. Not many, anyway! Thanks for the videos (again😁).
Thank you! Ah wow,, thats amazing. Bet you've got some stories :) I really wan to travel but its quite difficult at the moment, that's why I'm glad Scotland is pretty much on my door step :)
Becky I live up here and I wouldn't have gotten into that water 😱 good for you kiddo ❤
ahaaa cheers!
Another good video!
Wow 🤗 Amazing 🤗
I always watching your video who inspiring me.
Stay spirit and God bless you always.🤗👍
Hi Becky. Can you suggest some areas to wild camp ⛺️ in the Lake District please. Thank you, All the best Gavin.
ps love your videos.
Loving your Scottish travels
Thanks so much Alan :)
Cool video Becky, you had an awesome time.
Mike and Miles were one in a million. :)
Thank you, they sure are :)
I love watching your videos I’m from Thurso the most northern town in Scotland
ay amazing, I hear its very different up there :) atb
@@GirlOutdoors love the music you play on videos, is it by people you know?
@@GirlOutdoors yeh it is but it’s the rite place to camp out xx
@@lhscotland3130 if your tents made of concrete. I've been up a couple of times and the weather was insane 😂 looks better than Greenock though
@@caitgems1 yeh your not wrong there lol
respect! ah the silver sands great
Besides wild washing I am an advocate of the New Year's Day Dip. The Western Isles by sea kayak next year, God willing. My Imray charts are all over my sitting room floor. Take care. 🌹
Ah love that, take care Barrie
A very famous English mountaineer, John Norman Collie, who climbed in Canada (six expeditions to western Canada up to 1911) in the early 1900, retired in Skye. Collie held a Ph.D. in chemistry plus three honorary degrees. He passed away at Sligachan, Skye in 1942. According to his biography, Skye was the place he wanted to retire.
thanks for sharing
Oh.....I bet it was jolly cold in there !
Beautiful place m loving it and ❤️ too🙏
I always remember the sunsets in that part of scotland.
Omg, love your accent keep them VIDEO'S coming your Great!! 🌴🌿🌲🍃👍
aha thanks!
Living vicariously through you and your travels! Well done I love your vest for life. Do you ever feel anxious being on your own?
Hey Becky, I just realized that Dean the Bushwacker was your dad! Now your mom needs her own channel! 😉
That's what it's all about, magic
Good to see you again my dear friend,,u look well n have more smiles than normal happy u must be ,also seeing I that water made my jewels disappear, might take day so 😁🤔😉😏ok my dear be safe and careful it's why are heads r on neck ,if swivels, can see more of ones surroundings, cheers Becky 🤠👍👍✌✌✌👋👋👋👋
Thank you for your comment David :)
Really enjoyed the video cheers Becky 🏕👍
cheers Terry!
Great spot to camp near Mallaig you should venture over to the Isle of Harris sometime I loved it there.
Had to laugh at the sounds you made when you were coming out of the water. Sounded like you were freezing your threepenny bits off lol
That beach location looked awesome x
Scotland must have been cold at night. Respect to your positive attitude.
There is a great pizzeria and a fantastic chip shop in Bradford. Might have been even better than the chicken and rice
You earned a new sub. Great videos!
Nice one Becky. You so remind me of my daughter, confident, strong willed, good attitude. Love the vid.
Ps what’s the music at the very start of the video. 👍👍👍👍
aw thanks so much! It is on epidemic sounds - Tigerblood Jewel
Have you ever looked into your family tree? I'm convinced you are a descendant of a Viking warrior! That cold water would have taken my breathe away and I would have died! 🥶😂🤣
See you got to the silver sands of morar magic first went there when I was 21 .49 year ago
Its beautiful :)
nice country side in scotland
Looking good 😍
Ohhh waaaow . Make one vlog in winter snow fall 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Nice place ❤️