We were in England and Ireland in 2016 but couldn’t get to Scotland. Our loss indeed . We’re from Albuquerque New Mexico, Europe is so Alien to me with all the public transportation, beautiful scenery, different colors of green, wet weather, nice people, etc. We hope to get back some day. Scotland is at the top of the list. Thank you for your videos. I’m down the rabbit hole again.
Ice cream and fish and chips! A nice balanced diet, Scott! Wemyss Bay railway station is wonderful - so light and airy with an amazing roof of curving ironwork. That was a very nice little circular route route round that part of Scotland, plenty of ferry options too to explore the different islands. Thank you. Looking forward to the next one.
The raised beach...Ardrossan North Beach between Ardrossan and Seamill, looking out over the Firth of Clyde towards Arran, with what I think is the Rowan Tree, what was formerly the Little Chef with Loop Cottage further along on the beach side of the road. Excellent video and nice to see some of my local area.
Thanks ever so much for sharing. Scotland is beautiful and can hold its own with anywhere. This trip 'doon the watter' caught the essence of it all. I didn't know the Gulf Stream was the reason Palm trees grow in Largs, I do now. Cheers.
Hi Scott, just going through your very early videos, as I have watched the latest ones. I won’t comment every time but thought I should add this comment here. Thank you for your really interesting content.
The Ayrshire coast is undervalued especially by its occupants the scenery is sublime The vistas are wonderful The bus journey from Kilbirnie to Largs is too short a microcosm of Scotland beyond beautiful though im biased as i was raised in Kilbirnie and Glengarnock and know largs well I now live in Largs and the scenery is wonderful If you ever catch the bus from Kilbirnie to Largs just before you reach the Haylie brar especially on a glorious summer day the sight that you will behold will remain with you always the islands cumbrae large and small Aran Bute Kintyre and the hills away to the holy loch and beyond! And a tribute to Victoriana Wemyss bay train station 🚉 quite remarkable 👌 Ayrshire is beautiful especially the coast but it has inland areas worth seeing especially again the hills that surround Kilbirnie to see the Garnock valley in all its beauty seen from The Kilbirnie hills I know im biased but this place has my heart and soul 💓 ♥ 💖 💛 ❤ 💗 💓
Hi Andrew, thanks for the comment. My son lives in Saltcoats, and I'm always reminding him how lucky he is to live so close to the shore and in a very scenic part of Scotland.
Great video thank you. Wemyss on my bucket list as is Glasgow. i have done trips along the Rhine also as you have shown in some of your other videos. My mum is German from the Ruhr valley
It really is a stunning building. It's amazing to think this was built over a century ago, and if architects had to replicate this, I think they would struggle.
Too many years since my last visit. I was planning a trip for the month of June but the pandemic caused cancellations. I love Scotland! Nice video; you have a new subscriber! Thank you for sharing!
What a brilliant trip out of, and back to Glasgow. Along with my wife, my sister, and brother-in-law, we made a pilgrimage to Scotland, to visit my dad's birthplace which is Dundee. We only had two weeks to spend in Scotland. One can only stretch an Aussie dollar so far. (or any dollar for that matter) Well most of this, after beautiful Dundee of course, was driving through the highlands, and getting lost often which was fun. Our time in Glasgow was way too short. You've whet my appetite for a Glasgow holiday Scott.
Scott,have you done the Glasgow Central tour under the station.Did it before covid cme along.Well worth it if its still on,the story of WW1 widows looking for loved ones was harrowing.
Aw no way! Can’t believe you went the gourock way. If you went the IBM route you would of went past my house. Can’t believe you where 10 mins away from my house. I’d of loved to of met you aswell
Senyor! Drizzle, abasence o ahipacar;ark incredkbly called The Bullring. What do people eat and drink.. Iti tourists came, all imbued wi notion of Scozia derived frae Walter Scott. Churches demoliaed, noble stretts now a ploughed field. Now preparing out to Rothesy, where i never learned to swim. Neverr had local girlfriend, all carted of by yankee marines, Never been in scitia oub,Yournorgrams all meticlulously present, wondering where you are from Myelf am azoguer major starting on Wverley.
We were in England and Ireland in 2016 but couldn’t get to Scotland. Our loss indeed . We’re from Albuquerque New Mexico, Europe is so Alien to me with all the public transportation, beautiful scenery, different colors of green, wet weather, nice people, etc. We hope to get back some day. Scotland is at the top of the list. Thank you for your videos. I’m down the rabbit hole again.
Ice cream and fish and chips! A nice balanced diet, Scott! Wemyss Bay railway station is wonderful - so light and airy with an amazing roof of curving ironwork. That was a very nice little circular route route round that part of Scotland, plenty of ferry options too to explore the different islands. Thank you. Looking forward to the next one.
Yet another fantastic Vlog Scott I continue to enjoy watching your Vlogs keep up the good work
The raised beach...Ardrossan North Beach between Ardrossan and Seamill, looking out over the Firth of Clyde towards Arran, with what I think is the Rowan Tree, what was formerly the Little Chef with Loop Cottage further along on the beach side of the road. Excellent video and nice to see some of my local area.
Thanks ever so much for sharing. Scotland is beautiful and can hold its own with anywhere. This trip 'doon the watter' caught the essence of it all. I didn't know the Gulf Stream was the reason Palm trees grow in Largs, I do now. Cheers.
Hi Scott, just going through your very early videos, as I have watched the latest ones. I won’t comment every time but thought I should add this comment here. Thank you for your really interesting content.
The Ayrshire coast is undervalued especially by its occupants the scenery is sublime
The vistas are wonderful
The bus journey from Kilbirnie to Largs is too short a microcosm of Scotland beyond beautiful though im biased as i was raised in Kilbirnie and Glengarnock and know largs well
I now live in Largs and the scenery is wonderful
If you ever catch the bus from Kilbirnie to Largs just before you reach the Haylie brar especially on a glorious summer day the sight that you will behold will remain with you always the islands cumbrae large and small Aran Bute Kintyre and the hills away to the holy loch and beyond! And a tribute to Victoriana Wemyss bay train station 🚉 quite remarkable 👌 Ayrshire is beautiful especially the coast but it has inland areas worth seeing especially again the hills that surround Kilbirnie to see the Garnock valley in all its beauty seen from The Kilbirnie hills
I know im biased but this place has my heart and soul 💓 ♥ 💖 💛 ❤ 💗 💓
Hi Andrew, thanks for the comment. My son lives in Saltcoats, and I'm always reminding him how lucky he is to live so close to the shore and in a very scenic part of Scotland.
As a man once said look and ye shall find! Treasures everywhere real treasures 🌍
Looks like Scotland is full of country side going by your video's I love the views can't wait to visit 1 day
Some right moaning fuds on this fantastic video. Great wee adventure.
Subscribed recently and really enjoy your videos. Look forward to seeing more 👌
Great video thank you. Wemyss on my bucket list as is Glasgow. i have done trips along the Rhine also as you have shown in some of your other videos. My mum is German from the Ruhr valley
I love these videos. Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Loving the videos. I do not know why I got presented with them all of a sudden but all brilliant.
This victorian train station is easily one of the best in scotland and a must see when in the area it even has a station bar if you enjoy this thing.
Really enjoyed this vlog! Hopefully one day I’ll visit Scotland and take this scenic route! Thanks a lot!
I'm from Glasgow and know all the places, but still enjoyed the video. Got yourself a new subscriber!
So graceful those arches of that station! Why they don't build this way anymore? It's too perfect.
It really is a stunning building. It's amazing to think this was built over a century ago, and if architects had to replicate this, I think they would struggle.
Too many years since my last visit. I was planning a trip for the month of June but the pandemic caused cancellations. I love Scotland! Nice video; you have a new subscriber! Thank you for sharing!
Enjoyed your video. Now that I am a confirmed Viking via DNA, I like to see anything about that history. And, of course, FISH and CHIPS!!!
I've got Viking DNA as well, based on my surname Manson = Magnusson = entered Scotland via Caithness via Olaf the Great (superb name as well) :-)
What a brilliant trip out of, and back to Glasgow. Along with my wife, my sister, and brother-in-law, we made a pilgrimage to Scotland,
to visit my dad's birthplace which is Dundee. We only had two weeks to spend in Scotland. One can only stretch an Aussie dollar so far.
(or any dollar for that matter) Well most of this, after beautiful Dundee of course, was driving through the highlands, and getting lost
often which was fun. Our time in Glasgow was way too short. You've whet my appetite for a Glasgow holiday Scott.
Scott,have you done the Glasgow Central tour under the station.Did it before covid cme along.Well worth it if its still on,the story of WW1 widows looking for loved ones was harrowing.
There used to be two bars that overlooked the concourse but it's taken them ages to reopen.The bar that's left overcharges and has rubbish seating.
I really enjoy your videos, keep it up mate!
Greetings from Austria :)
My dad was from the other side of Scotland (Dunfermline/Fife) Love going on travels with you. Yummy ice cream too oh and fish and chips! !
Thanks for your kind words.
No bike ride around Cumbrae? Too bad that had really good scenery!
That bus at Wemyss Bay was a 906 which doesn’t operate via Gourock. Would’ve been a 901
Wemyss Bay station is striking, but Pitlochry Station on a nice summers day is prettier.
Aw no way! Can’t believe you went the gourock way. If you went the IBM route you would of went past my house. Can’t believe you where 10 mins away from my house. I’d of loved to of met you aswell
can you please come visit skelmorlie? it’s so beautiful you will love it!
I've driven through Skelmorlie quite a few times, but have never stopped. I've noticed the use of local red sandstone, which makes the place unique.
Planes, Trains, Everything. yes! also love your TH-cam videos they’re so good 😊
nice!! like it!! keep it up!! new friend here!
Glasgow central reminds me of Hull Paragon, which was featured in the film Clockwise with John Cleese
I had to check Google images, but you are right, there are similarities.
You for got to mention the Bar. ;-)
4:37 Why does that ferry sound like the class 700 train?
It’s the siren of the ramp going up
You can literally see me when I was 15 😂😂
Isn't there a train from Glasgow to wemyss bay
There sure is.
Hope you made sure that the VAT on your bus ticket was paid.
Public transport has a zero vat rating
@@tamc4319 But it's not exempt or "out of scope" so it's still payable even if the payment is zero.
168 like or could I say 300 like in km/h
Senyor! Drizzle, abasence o ahipacar;ark incredkbly called The Bullring. What do people eat and drink.. Iti tourists came, all imbued wi notion of Scozia derived frae Walter Scott. Churches demoliaed, noble stretts now a ploughed field. Now preparing out to Rothesy, where i never learned to swim. Neverr had local girlfriend, all carted of by yankee marines, Never been in scitia oub,Yournorgrams all meticlulously present, wondering where you are from Myelf am azoguer major starting on Wverley.
You have missed so much and you shouldnt do detail on our area
Horrible manky station there's a reason why I never go to that station anymore haven't been there in 10 yrs or so