As a truck driver, it always amazes me,speaking to the English, how few have been to Scotland...it's just up the road!

Stay safe, if in doubt stay out! Fast flowing rivers, if swept go feet first on your back and look for an eddy, then you roll over and swim like hell into the eddy and get out.

Looks like you are on the 'tourist route' up north which for a first timer is a good idea. Keep going on the road to Mallaig and stop at Glenfinnan (Harry Potter Bridge) It may be busy but at this time of the year with the Autumn colours will be the most spectacular thing you will ever see. Carry on to the beaches at Arisaig and if the weather is right will be the best beaches you will ever see. White sands and turquoise waters :)

No where in England or Wales can compete with Scottish scenery!

The real Scotland, where most live is a multicultural s**thole

Well done on finding your way up here!! And I have done my job for over 20 years because I am out on these roads every day, and somehow I have never been passing Loch Lubnaig at lunchtime to stop even though I want to, maybe next time I'm headed up to Oban or F/William. And for the record, my family always loved Cornwall, especially Westward Ho and Padstow. :) Glad you enjoyed it, shame you didnt stop into Killin to see the falls, amazing. :)

Nice to see you enjoying Scotland. You’re only touching the surface so far! The outer Hebrides and North West coast of Scotland is where you’ll be totally blown away. Even some of the inner Hebrides islands, Mull etc. You’ll not be disappointed, if the weather plays ball. All the best L&D.

If we Mute the sound in your post - you just look like a bonnie lass from Scotland enjoying your days off work - Your DNA is Scottish - Fact

You certainly have a deep love for nature, I can tell and it's nice to see you getting out there and being a part of it. There is a lot of stunning scenery up here in Scotland, wish the job market was better though haha nonetheless, looks like you had a blast.

My wife and I have just found your channel and are sitting here at 1am smiling at your passion and enthusiasm for our country 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 how long are you here for?

It is beautiful here. The highlands and western isles however are breathtaking. I know the drive from Scotland to Somerset well but it's not one to do tired. Next time please give yourself more time and planning, it'll all be here waiting on you.

Good to see you at Durdledoor.

A very enjoyable and entertaining watch, happy days.

I hope you make it to Glen Etive & Glencoe.

Born in Scotland but now live in Devon. Scotland is one of the most beautiful parts of the UK bar none. It’s another level and beyond. Highly recommend anyone to visit and explore the beauty.

I live in Dunoon in Argyle & Bute ,just near where you was filming. I moved here 22 years ago but Im originally from Glasgow. Im always amazed by the scenery around me. I do lots of camping up the hills around the area. Breathtaking every time. Enjoy your travels in BONNIE Scotland 😄

It gets everyone every time. Special place. I did my first solo trip two years ago after coming with others for over 10 years and now I have to go once every season. I can’t stay away. Solo trips are just so special

I always thought these Scotland videos were a bit nuts, I mean hey, Ben Nevis ain't exactly the Matterhorn. Then I remember thinking back to a holiday I had in Western Canada, and the scenery was Grand, it was Majestic, it was Awesome, it was ... Same! You go for miles and miles through the same pine forests, way off in the distance the same mountain peaks, it's spectacular but it doesn't seem to change very much. But drive for an hour west of Inverness and it changes every 2 minutes, it's sometimes ordinary but often it's just gorgeous.

camped just over the other side of that wee bridge many a time

Born and bred Scot here - I love my country, I'd die for my country - but I wouldn't swim in it unless it was a pool !.. I salute this young lady - not only would that water be freezing but the current looked very strong !

Love your videos but please, please be careful swimming in rivers. That current looked really strong - with that combination of very cold water and strong current you could get into serious difficulty, especially swimming on your own. Have fun but stay safe! 🏊❤

Great video. Glad you didn’t jump into that current. 😂👍👍

I moved to Scotland in 2009 and i've never looked back :) Love Scotland

Left soo early she hit all roadworks lol

A temperature can't freeze. It's just a number

Not possible to do that when you have testicles. Believe me I’ve tried. 😵‍💫

LAKE!!!’ 😂 Never call Loch Lomond a lake 😂

As we say in Scotland, yer some Wumin. Hope you’re loving your visit here.

The drive to Sanna bay’s beaches on the ardnamurchan peninsula PH36 4LW are outstanding, 40mins from Fort William

😂 I'm a landscaper. I spend most of my time in the hills, and live in the beautiful Borders. We often stop and just ... look. Because you're right, it's glorious. If you want snow, after Christmas is your best bet but there's snow in the Highlands all year.

It's not the cold you want to watch for in Lochs, it's the sudden very steep drop that you can't see when the day is grey, Loch Ness for example is deeper than parts of the north sea, the currents in that steep drop will drag you under, that's the real kelpie. Far too many people think they're just little puddles and sadly are gone now, each year it happens again and again, anyone swimming in them should be very careful. When you went into the river you felt the strong current, much stronger under the lochs.

Love your videos Scotland looks amazing

15 hours to get to Carlisle? Did you set off from Monte Carlo? 😂 *edit must congratulate you on your camera work though, outstanding. You showed my country in all it's sullen, brooding best. The transformation when the sun comes out is stunning. My old Irish mum told me 'before you go gallivanting around the world my lad, check your own country out first because you'll not find much better elsewhere'. That's high praise from an Irish woman, as Ireland is also utterly spectacular. Glad you enjoyed it. Haste ye back.

Hey honey. I live in the beautiful forgotten Scotland ( Dumfries and Galloway). I only work 3 days as I need to go out walking, swimming, kayaking etc as it's so beautiful. Thanks for all your hard work. Best wishes Andrew take good care of yourself x

Brilliant. . Scotland is a beautiful country. . With some of the oldest mountains on the Earth . . 👍👍 Great video. . Love your soft West Country accent. . 😁😁

It’s Scotch mist we don’t do fog 😂 Welcome to gods country “ Lang mae yer lum reek”

Now that you've fallen in love with my homeland we need to get you listening to Runrig. Driving through that landscape in Autumn with the song Hearts of Olden Glory playing gets you right in the feels when the line "The colours of Scotland leave you young inside" come on.

Please be careful when you swim in cold water lochs . Currents can be quite strong, and cramps are a possibility that you might not expect.

I live and work in the central belt of Scotland. It's always a treat to go to the highlands especially when the weather is great. I've seen it all before but I do stop multiple times every trip. The first part is mayhem (M8 Glasgow) but then leave it all behind. Love the A82. I only found recently it's one of Britain's unsafe roads! Was also on the A9 only a few years ago. Loved that drive. The dualling on it should have been done 20/30 years ago

Eleanor, I think Scotland has fallen in love with you too xx

When I first went to Scotland in my van I too got emotional when I woke up and was surrounded by Glencoe 9yrs ago, at the time I was 48 and I thought I was emotionally hard but NOPE, Scotland got me and STILL gets to me... As An Enlgishman, thank you Scotland...

The islands are beautiful too. ❤

Failte gu Alba ❤

What time of year were you there?

You certainty do not look out of place sitting by the loch .each season the landscapes changes and are all beautiful 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Welcome to Scotland! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ❤

I’m from Glasgow yet the highlands still twang my emotions up and down. Enjoy😊

Welcome to God's country. I am glad you loved it here. Come back ANYTIME. Why not try some of the islands as well? You have got to go to Arran in North Ayrshire and climb Goatfell. The views are breathtaking.

I was lucky enough to be brought up near the Trossachs.I hope you enjoy your trip through Scotland.