Very nice sunset! Joy to see your episodes!

beautiful I love the caves. I love God’s creations amazing thank you 🙏❤️

Thank you 🙏❤️📖🛐🙌🙌🕊️🕊️🕊️👍

Felix Mendelssohn The Hebrides

New kayak?

Can you tell me the colour yellow that is? I am looking at buying the 17.5 and not sure of the name of the colour yellow I want .

Lars messed up caulking that in. Maybe they didn't drill a vent hole in the front bulkhead. And Sri Lanka? They are not made in Norway?

Most of the waters off Ullapool to Capre Wrath are disfigured by fish farms, and by the detritus their operators dump with impunity.

Thanks for the upload, looks like a good trip

My wife's Idun is mint. Zero issues, fantastic kayak.

A very helpful video in my planning for a trip this summer

The grumpy wildlife were making their feelings clear, lol.

Thanks for posting this! I have to see this for myself!

I have the bylgja for two years and have no problem with decks of hatches. Absolutely dry hatches inside, doesnt mater if I paddle on the rought sea...

Nice video, we call/pronounce it as "Oyja"(Oy-ya). It's Old Norse for island.

Thank you for this video! I don't suck! I'm just a regular paddler!!! I appreciate how you mentioned to take your time. Oftentimes, for whatever reason, I feel I need to rush through these exercises, which undoubtedly uses up more energy as there's a direct correlation with rushing and failure! I need to remind myself to take my time.

Great video. What did it feel like to be under those cliffs?

Sir, I have a Bylgia. The skeg cannot be 100% retracted into the belly. Is that a problem?

There is an Horrocrux on there…

thank you so much for this video 🙏🙏✨✨👍👍

the magic stream blew my mind first time i saw it. well worth the trek. shame about the rubbish. its deep in the caves too. someone nailed a boot to the wall 1400m into Uamh An Uisge

The Valley Anas Acuta must be THE original highly rockered hard chined boat, used to paddle one many years ago before I moved on to a Nordkapp. Now sold that but getting a new AA for next year🙂. (Currently paddling an Avocet.)

Спасибо! Очень мало видео этого места

Bravo

never put a still inflated paddle float between your legs. When you recapsize you will be trapped in the boat!!

Mullagrach is now up for sale for £500,000

Weather is dreary as fuq eh? Nice cave tho 👌

I have a P&H Virgo and its got hard chines and a high rocker, highly manoeuvrable but tracks well with the skeg down

just bought a used Blygja on Sunday, need to fix the stiff skeg but can't wait to get out in it.

spectacular

Whiten Head is a fantastic place. For walkers it is a long walk in on rough ground. Well worth the trip. 4 times I have been and never seen another human. Wonderful.

Please, please can you guys post some more instructional videos…..I haven’t laughed so much since Manuel acquired his’Siberian Hamster’ in Faulty Towers. On a more serious note I echo the comments of others who have praised the fact that it’s great to see mortals trying out some of the manoeuvres that the pros seem to do so easily….it’s sobering to to be reminded just how difficult it might be getting back into your boat if things go wrong. Thanks for posting.

Brilliant, haven’t laughed so much for ages.

Best footage of the cave! Thanks

Painful to watch!😅

Fantastic capture! Thanks for sharing.

First thing that comes to mind … Dee-da doo-da doo da Iykyk

Wonders of Scotland!👻 "Fingal's Cave" From where comes the sound of the flute. Can there be a cave,,,from which the sweet sound of the flute floats? You will think that you are either haunted or giving a joke. No mosquitoes, one of the amazing sea caves in the world is Fingals Cave. It is located next to Staffa, an uninhabited island off the west coast of Scotland. This cave is also called Sur cave. In the 18th century, Joseph Banks and his group first discovered the sound of this melody. Bank's team was enthralled by its beauty with 82 acres of land. They came and started preaching in the mainland. Since then, the popularity of this amazing cave has been increasing. Queen Victoria of England also visited this cave. The Scottish Government is committed to beautification. Now the must item for tourists is Fingal Cave. The interior structure of this cave is such that when the wind moves through it, a strangely beautiful and flute-like sound comes out of this cave. Anyone who approaches this cave on a full moon night and hears this melody will be mesmerized. It seems as if he is staying in a dreamland. The cave is made up of brilliant hexagonal basalt rocks that look as if they were man-made. Maximum height is 138 feet. A long time ago a lava flow from a volcano cooled and formed this shape as it flowed through the sea water. It is currently declared a heritage site belonging to the National Trust of Scotland. Source: Green Earth.

Very good video, that's real practice!! When I'm in a bad mood, I'll put it on to lift my spirits hahahaha🤣👏👏👏

Did you know that clouds have a genus and species??!

I call it greenwashing. Nice video as ever

there doesn't seem to be enough blade on that paddle. It's like a narrow Euro blade. And if there's that much flutter when you start, either the paddle is really crappy, or you're doing something wrong. I have no flutter at all starting with my wooden greenland paddle.

This is EXACTLY the video content that I wanted to find, for this cave. Thank you VERY MUCH

Tight bloke - pay the 50p

@ 5:00 - "That is shockingly bad!" ... I thought you were gonna use another word that rhymes with "bright." 😀 Would be totally proper for a Scotsman imo.

We are going!

😂👍 Fantastic video

That is ONE HELL OF A BIG TREE STUMP!!!

Lot of fun! not sure if it's the easiest way but none of those ways are easy I suppose. good laugh anyway. just to let you know NRS paddle float comes with a manual how to re-enter describing most popular way in detail. I kept laughing too when she said she'll wee herself haha. Today in Lee Valley whitewater centre although failed assessment, I managed couple of times to re-enter Grabner Hype inflatable kayak with no paddle float support.

Have you kayaked all the way from the mainland 😲 if so how long did that take you