Great plains and a great city on one side and big hills on the other. Can't ask for better Peter especially with a sunset like that. Loving the Meadow Pipits there. Mark
For hillwalking Glasgow is quite lucky that way Mark it dosent take much distance from Glasgow to be out in great countryside. Last night was great i could have just sat up there all night if i could it really cheered me up a big bit. Thanks for watching Mark hope all is well mate, peter.
Thank you my friend :) Yes they are not the Alps but as an 8 year old boy when my Dad first took me up there they were the highest hills in the world ha ha! Thank you for watching and the nice wee comment, peter :)
Thanks for the video Peter, like others I enjoyed listening to the sky larks as well as seeing the Campsie for the first time. Lock down is not all bad, you had them to yourself and I have the best April "Costa garden" sun tan ever. Keep safe. 😎🏖️
Costa garden ha ha! Well why not eh? The Campsies are the reason i love the hills so much. In 1981 my Dad took me and my old granny up there for a run in his old wee red Mini. I remember at 0:15 on that part of the road my wee face was pressed against the window in awe thinking i was in the Himalayas lol! My poor wee granny was less impressed in fact even more less about an hour later when i was sick all over her when the ice cream my Dad bought me came back up!!!
Nice wee walk Peter. Used go by there quite often heading to Fintry to fish one of the Scottish Carp Group waters in Culcreuch Castle Hotel grounds during the 90's. Cracking views mate. It wont be long. Cheers
Cheers Scot i love it up there been walking up they hills for donkeys years before the YT days. What about the Carron Valley reservoir did you fish there?
Lovely. The sound of the skylarks at 5 mins reminds me of my last walk in the Campsies, just before the lockdown. We went to Dumbreck, Earl's Seat and Hart Hill. The sunset was lovely. The best sunsets are seen from the hills. I can't wait to go camping again.
The Campsies are great in my opinion so many wee hidden hills that have amazing views, Earls Seat is great one not been to Hart Hill yet but will look them out when i manage to get over to Stronend & Earls Hill etc. And you are correct you get the best sunsets from the hills wee ones or otherwise :)))
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS They are definitely underrated hills. Hart Hill was a slog - not steep, just acres of scrub to tramp through, probably very boggy in wet weather too!
Nice video thanks. I walk in the Campsies regularly and enjoyed this. The cairns were removed a while ago, which is a shame; but people were using them as freelance litter-bins, which is inexcusable.
Thanks ma man :) Yeah i love the Campsies in fact i might try an get a wee walk up there next week sad news about the cairns i really dont understand some peoples way of thinking regarding rubbish makes ye really pissed off at times.
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What was the graffited shed used for at 1.25 Peter, wonderful far reaching views mate, the air up there must be pure as it comes, it certainly blew the cobwebs off, and a beautiful sunset to boot oh you forgot em didn`t ya Peter LOL, lovely walk mate enjoyed watching, stay safe & well you & yours, ATB George.
Aye George i forgot my boots again! Well at least i didnt leave them at a carpark in the Highlands like i done last year and never saw them again £180 ouch!! No idea what that shed is or for in fact i dont think anyone knows. First saw it in 1981 when my Dad first took me up there. I needed that walk last night and it did get the rust off the knees a big bit and it was well worth the sunset loved every minute of it :))) Thanks George hope you are well mate, peter.
Thanks Paul i loved it mate really needed a few hours oot! Think you should be ok if you head up i got there about 6-ish and was walking back to my car at 10pm and there was still a few people heading up.
@@PAADVENTURES1 No Paul it's all closed off by the police just drive a wee bit further up about half a mile and you will see more parking spaces its only about 20 min walk back down mate.
Aye its a wee bit gloomy at the moment Geoffrey but a wee jaunt to the local wee hills now and again lifts the spirits. Campsies were busy last night even when i got back to my car at 10pm there was still loads heading up with the torches.
Brian nae idea what that bird was thats a subject im no clued up about. Aye they are fine hills they ones good and local too so not too far from the house. Hows things mate everything ok?
I remember up there well Peter it was my first proper youtube vid, talking to camera that shite. Wildcamp 8, it was a tad windy think it was may, cold and got hailstones. I might return there I can get bus to Campsie Glen. Its been the best April weather wise I can remember pity we not allowed to camp. See you for the next one.
I mind that film Eddie you went the same way up i did but i think you maybe went a bit further along. Seems years ago now but the urge to get out will always be there. Aye you are right about april it has been great just typical luck eh? Thanks Eddie take care mate, peter.
@@ScotsWildcamper Sadly not at the moment Eddie as i will have to arrange someone to check in on my wee Dad who is ill at the moment and it will be literally a last minute decision just as last week i had my first day out since this vid. I went up Glen Derry via Glen Lui and it nearly done me in i am that rusty. I need to attend to my fitness big time i felt rough as **** the next morning. We are down in Dover at the moment for a week on a long needed break. You off out soon mate?
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Yeah can be difficult to get free time I'm beginning to get free days still have to put helping the folks first of course. Enjoy the break! Might get a killy hills trip in then a summit camp. Corrour the plan, summit camped it twice before but I have no idea how I'll get on. Done nothing since March and my legs struggled on that TBH. Hope you can get a day off take care.
Hi Ken how are you? Yes it was a great wee walk i have been up these hills many times over the years and never tire of them. Carn Mor Dearg as you say will be waiting next year Ken and it will be something you will remember forever😉. Im keeping well and hope you and family are too.
MUNROSnCORBETTS we're all keeping well thanks,and fortunate to be still working.my youngest daughter wants to do the arête,so the lockdown isn't all bad as she'll be a bit bigger and stronger by then(she's 10 now) The wait will make it all the better.i'll have to make a video!
I saw Ailsa Craig only twice in all the years i have been up there, From the summit of or near Meikle Bin but never from Earls Seat. I prefer the views over to the Ochils and further east towards the Firth and fife etc Thanks for watching and commenting my friend, peter :)
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I was on Holehead on 8th January, and it was clear enough to see Ailsa Craig. Also from Earl's Seat on 2nd January. We've had some good days this month. Crisp winter days are best for clarity - long distance views in summer are rare. If you hit the pause button at the right moment on my own video of the Campsies you might just about pick it out!
Now thats a question! Had my list for this year done in january for 20 Munros. To be honest could be any one of them Paul but if i get 3 bagged i will be happy as that will take me to the 100 mark. Had ideas of staying more closer to home this year and only a few in the Cairngorm area for a change. To answer your question it could be anywhere lol!
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS 100! fantastic. I had a big year planned and had provisionally booked the entire month of May off on leave....Canned that idea and hopefully have August off instead. Don't laugh but I had planned to Bag 65! ha ha...... 4 done since January, only 61 to go! aye right.
@@PAADVENTURES1 Just heard july the 15th is the date for Hillwalking to commence again :) 65? possible! But i got sound advice from a guy i met on the Tarmachan Ridge years ago not to make lists as 99 times out of a 100 you will no make them. How correct he was so i give myself 15-20 each year. Where you heading yourself Paul? South Glen Sheil ridge one of your targets?
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I still have lots of low hanging fruits in and around the closer hills as I have only bagged 32 to date! A few hills I missed like An Stuc and Stuc an Lochan are my first trips i think.
Hi Paul due to Covid and caring for my wee Dad who has been ill the past 6 months i have not done much this year. I had my first free time for four months last wednesday and i went to Glen Lui via the Linn of Dee and headed up Glen Derry and it nearly done me in! Was about 16 miles in total which surprised me as i can do that distance no bother but it just goes to show how rusty i am. So its a dose of hitting my bike for a week or two then try again. Really enjoyed the feeling of being out again though missed it loads!!!
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Hope your wee dad gets better soon. Its not easy with all the restrictions and the looming threat of the worsening situation. I still haven't ventured near the Cairngorms yet. Watched loads of good videos (yours especially) and looking forward to heading there next year. Still lots of new adventures relatively close by for me (And I have been tagging along with some friends to build my experience). 52nd Hill bagged at the weekend! The wee Buachaille with my wee dog. A brilliant wee weather window eh! Anyway, look forward to seeing your next adventure and hearing the craic! ATB and take care of your auld man. Paul.
@@PAADVENTURES1 Cheers Paul :) I still have loads of "locals" to bag as i have been mainly in the Cairngorm area. I will be out ASAP just hope next year is miles better for all of us!!! Thanks once again and take care, peter :)
really nice video i started my channel not to long ago and been up some monros myself and added some videos if you could check out and give me some advice please thankyou
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What an awesome view looks so relaxing..nice camera capture.. thank you for sharing this refreshing scenery my friend
Thank you Nora :) Take care, peter.
Another great vid Peter.we have watched most of your vids and get a lot of info before we climb them, many thanks, stuart.
Cheers Stuart thanks for that mate :) Hoping to get out on thu or fri ;))))))))))
Great plains and a great city on one side and big hills on the other. Can't ask for better Peter especially with a sunset like that. Loving the Meadow Pipits there. Mark
For hillwalking Glasgow is quite lucky that way Mark it dosent take much distance from Glasgow to be out in great countryside. Last night was great i could have just sat up there all night if i could it really cheered me up a big bit. Thanks for watching Mark hope all is well mate, peter.
Lovely, I basically just moved to Glasgow and I can see the campsies from my kitchen window! Not quite the Alps but really nice. Thanks for the Video!
Thank you my friend :) Yes they are not the Alps but as an 8 year old boy when my Dad first took me up there they were the highest hills in the world ha ha! Thank you for watching and the nice wee comment, peter :)
Thanks for the video Peter, like others I enjoyed listening to the sky larks as well as seeing the Campsie for the first time. Lock down is not all bad, you had them to yourself and I have the best April "Costa garden" sun tan ever. Keep safe. 😎🏖️
Costa garden ha ha! Well why not eh? The Campsies are the reason i love the hills so much. In 1981 my Dad took me and my old granny up there for a run in his old wee red Mini. I remember at 0:15 on that part of the road my wee face was pressed against the window in awe thinking i was in the Himalayas lol! My poor wee granny was less impressed in fact even more less about an hour later when i was sick all over her when the ice cream my Dad bought me came back up!!!
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS ha ha ha, kids, cars and food. Not a good combination.
Super video. Cracking footage of the sunset.
Cheers Danny thanks mate :) The highlight of a shite year lol! Hope all is well Danny take care, peter :)
Nice wee walk Peter. Used go by there quite often heading to Fintry to fish one of the Scottish Carp Group waters in Culcreuch Castle Hotel grounds during the 90's. Cracking views mate. It wont be long. Cheers
Cheers Scot i love it up there been walking up they hills for donkeys years before the YT days. What about the Carron Valley reservoir did you fish there?
Lovely. The sound of the skylarks at 5 mins reminds me of my last walk in the Campsies, just before the lockdown. We went to Dumbreck, Earl's Seat and Hart Hill. The sunset was lovely. The best sunsets are seen from the hills. I can't wait to go camping again.
The Campsies are great in my opinion so many wee hidden hills that have amazing views, Earls Seat is great one not been to Hart Hill yet but will look them out when i manage to get over to Stronend & Earls Hill etc. And you are correct you get the best sunsets from the hills wee ones or otherwise :)))
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS They are definitely underrated hills. Hart Hill was a slog - not steep, just acres of scrub to tramp through, probably very boggy in wet weather too!
Beautiful Sunset colours 😍 good one
Thank you ma man! lets hope we get more of the same this summer :)))))
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS you’re welcome hopefully we will looking forward to it
This is amazing my friend. New friend here
Nice video thanks. I walk in the Campsies regularly and enjoyed this. The cairns were removed a while ago, which is a shame; but people were using them as freelance litter-bins, which is inexcusable.
Thanks ma man :) Yeah i love the Campsies in fact i might try an get a wee walk up there next week sad news about the cairns i really dont understand some peoples way of thinking regarding rubbish makes ye really pissed off at times.
That looked a nice leg stretch Pedro. I've never been up the Campsies. Good to catch a sunset eh the peaceful sound the skylarks make.
Wonderful images
Thank you my friend, I watched some of your Polish uploads they are great! I love Poland i have been there 5 times now :)
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Keep it up the amazing work , if you not see this yet check out through this website my instagram, tik tok and more photography you my like 👇www.jma82.com/gallery/
@@Jma82-photo-travel-drone I certainly will my friend :)
What was the graffited shed used for at 1.25 Peter, wonderful far reaching views mate, the air up there must be pure as it comes, it certainly blew the cobwebs off, and a beautiful sunset to boot oh you forgot em didn`t ya Peter LOL, lovely walk mate enjoyed watching, stay safe & well you & yours, ATB George.
Aye George i forgot my boots again! Well at least i didnt leave them at a carpark in the Highlands like i done last year and never saw them again £180 ouch!! No idea what that shed is or for in fact i dont think anyone knows. First saw it in 1981 when my Dad first took me up there. I needed that walk last night and it did get the rust off the knees a big bit and it was well worth the sunset loved every minute of it :))) Thanks George hope you are well mate, peter.
Brilliant Peter. Was thinking about driving there as I am in Motherwell???? Not sure if thats a bit far. Good wee walk though.
Thanks Paul i loved it mate really needed a few hours oot! Think you should be ok if you head up i got there about 6-ish and was walking back to my car at 10pm and there was still a few people heading up.
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Thanks Peter, Did you just park at the crow road car park? at the side of the road?
@@PAADVENTURES1 No Paul it's all closed off by the police just drive a wee bit further up about half a mile and you will see more parking spaces its only about 20 min walk back down mate.
Blustery and none too bright! A bit like the immediate future? Och, weil. Thanks, Peter.
Aye its a wee bit gloomy at the moment Geoffrey but a wee jaunt to the local wee hills now and again lifts the spirits. Campsies were busy last night even when i got back to my car at 10pm there was still loads heading up with the torches.
Good stretch fine hills. what was that big bird at 4.00 ?? daft forgot your boots but easy going. fine views and cloud dusk😀
Brian nae idea what that bird was thats a subject im no clued up about. Aye they are fine hills they ones good and local too so not too far from the house. Hows things mate everything ok?
Pretty sure it was a buzzard. There were loads of them when i was up there.
@@davidkerr8449 Saw an Osprey up there once on the other side of the Campsies taking a fish out of the water was amazing to see it :)
I remember up there well Peter it was my first proper youtube vid, talking to camera that shite. Wildcamp 8, it was a tad windy think it was may, cold and got hailstones. I might return there I can get bus to Campsie Glen. Its been the best April weather wise I can remember pity we not allowed to camp. See you for the next one.
I mind that film Eddie you went the same way up i did but i think you maybe went a bit further along. Seems years ago now but the urge to get out will always be there. Aye you are right about april it has been great just typical luck eh? Thanks Eddie take care mate, peter.
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Hi Peter you got any trips planned ?
@@ScotsWildcamper Sadly not at the moment Eddie as i will have to arrange someone to check in on my wee Dad who is ill at the moment and it will be literally a last minute decision just as last week i had my first day out since this vid. I went up Glen Derry via Glen Lui and it nearly done me in i am that rusty. I need to attend to my fitness big time i felt rough as **** the next morning. We are down in Dover at the moment for a week on a long needed break. You off out soon mate?
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Yeah can be difficult to get free time I'm beginning to get free days still have to put helping the folks first of course. Enjoy the break! Might get a killy hills trip in then a summit camp. Corrour the plan, summit camped it twice before but I have no idea how I'll get on. Done nothing since March and my legs struggled on that TBH. Hope you can get a day off take care.
Hi peter,must be nice to go somewhere peaceful.gone is my CMD trip this year😢 oh well,the mountain isn’t going anywhere😊hope you’re keeping well.
Hi Ken how are you? Yes it was a great wee walk i have been up these hills many times over the years and never tire of them. Carn Mor Dearg as you say will be waiting next year Ken and it will be something you will remember forever😉. Im keeping well and hope you and family are too.
MUNROSnCORBETTS we're all keeping well thanks,and fortunate to be still working.my youngest daughter wants to do the arête,so the lockdown isn't all bad as she'll be a bit bigger and stronger by then(she's 10 now)
The wait will make it all the better.i'll have to make a video!
@@kenjohnson1041 Well maybe a wee blessing in disguise :) And i will look forward to watching the film :))))
By the way, when it's exceptionally clear you can see Ailsa Craig from many points in the Campsies.
I saw Ailsa Craig only twice in all the years i have been up there, From the summit of or near Meikle Bin but never from Earls Seat. I prefer the views over to the Ochils and further east towards the Firth and fife etc Thanks for watching and commenting my friend, peter :)
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I was on Holehead on 8th January, and it was clear enough to see Ailsa Craig. Also from Earl's Seat on 2nd January. We've had some good days this month. Crisp winter days are best for clarity - long distance views in summer are rare. If you hit the pause button at the right moment on my own video of the Campsies you might just about pick it out!
@@360scotland4 Oh aye the winter is the best for long distance views, Will check out your vid :)
Nice one big chap, going to be a mad rush to the hills when the lockdown is over
Thanks Ben! Aye the Highlands wont know whats hit it when the all clear comes. No doubt when it does it will be pissing doon LOL!
Peter, Whats the first walk you have planned when travel restrictions are lifted???
Now thats a question! Had my list for this year done in january for 20 Munros. To be honest could be any one of them Paul but if i get 3 bagged i will be happy as that will take me to the 100 mark. Had ideas of staying more closer to home this year and only a few in the Cairngorm area for a change. To answer your question it could be anywhere lol!
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS 100! fantastic. I had a big year planned and had provisionally booked the entire month of May off on leave....Canned that idea and hopefully have August off instead. Don't laugh but I had planned to Bag 65! ha ha...... 4 done since January, only 61 to go! aye right.
@@PAADVENTURES1 Just heard july the 15th is the date for Hillwalking to commence again :) 65? possible! But i got sound advice from a guy i met on the Tarmachan Ridge years ago not to make lists as 99 times out of a 100 you will no make them. How correct he was so i give myself 15-20 each year. Where you heading yourself Paul? South Glen Sheil ridge one of your targets?
@@PAADVENTURES1 And im a weather watcher anyway, The conditions on that day decide where i go :)
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS I still have lots of low hanging fruits in and around the closer hills as I have only bagged 32 to date! A few hills I missed like An Stuc and Stuc an Lochan are my first trips i think.
Hi Peter, Hows things? You been out and about? I have been keeping an eye out for you on the hills.
ATB
Paul.
Hi Paul due to Covid and caring for my wee Dad who has been ill the past 6 months i have not done much this year. I had my first free time for four months last wednesday and i went to Glen Lui via the Linn of Dee and headed up Glen Derry and it nearly done me in! Was about 16 miles in total which surprised me as i can do that distance no bother but it just goes to show how rusty i am. So its a dose of hitting my bike for a week or two then try again. Really enjoyed the feeling of being out again though missed it loads!!!
@@MUNROSnCORBETTS Hope your wee dad gets better soon. Its not easy with all the restrictions and the looming threat of the worsening situation. I still haven't ventured near the Cairngorms yet. Watched loads of good videos (yours especially) and looking forward to heading there next year. Still lots of new adventures relatively close by for me (And I have been tagging along with some friends to build my experience). 52nd Hill bagged at the weekend! The wee Buachaille with my wee dog. A brilliant wee weather window eh! Anyway, look forward to seeing your next adventure and hearing the craic!
ATB and take care of your auld man.
Paul.
@@PAADVENTURES1 Cheers Paul :) I still have loads of "locals" to bag as i have been mainly in the Cairngorm area. I will be out ASAP just hope next year is miles better for all of us!!! Thanks once again and take care, peter :)
really nice video i started my channel not to long ago and been up some monros myself and added some videos if you could check out and give me some advice please thankyou