Beautiful ladies and incredible scenery ❤

Such beautiful creatures need a backdrop just as stunning

🎉❤ THANK YOU for creating an opportunity for everyone coo lovers and future coo lovers to appreciate just how amazing cows are

OMG this might be more bucket list than the QE 2 Transatlantic Love the coos especially Super Moodel Sorcha she reminds me in spirit of some of our pet Holsteins❤❤

Saw you on fed by farmers podcast which i enjoyed hearing about how your farming tourism has grown . Thought i would give you a follow. Hopefully visit one day .

Nice video, I’m planning on Modeling a station similar

Silent sentinels. Lovely photography, thank you.

Outrageously Stunning ❤

wowie

What a lovely club this is. In Beautiful surroundings

In researching my family history, I found that I had lost some cousins on the MV Princess Victoria. Hubert & Martha Moore, and their son Victor. All lost. Very sad.

I love it. But (I think) it would be even better without that unnecessary "music".

Beautiful healthy herd of Coos! So wonderful to watch, thank you for sharing the video! No disrespect to your business or to those who do so, but it does beg the question in my mind, how can anyone look at these beautiful animals and see them as things to be killed and eaten?

I was sent to Duncan House School in 1967, at the age of 6; the boarding school became St Ninian's (Prep) School in 1974, my last year at this boarding school in Moffat. Every year the entire school went by bus to St Ninian's Cave, where there was a brief service and every boy had to strip and take a dip, which was timed, in the sea, regardless of the weather! The school closed about 45yrs ago, but the main building was acquired by the RAF and became the Dowding Memorial Home for Retired RAF Officers. The connection with the Dowding name was that the school had been owned by the father of Air Chief Marshall, Sir Hugh Dowding, who commanded RAF Fighter Command during the Battle if Britain! Dowding was the school's most famous old boy!

An awsome video about an area that I only knew as a ferry port to Belfast!

Thank you for your videos of this amazing part of the country!

The story goes that an ex shipmate of the Ark set off some smoke charges in her funnel to give her some dignity as she was towed out of Gus.

My great grandma was the last living Adair in my family they came from Scotland to south Carolina and Georgia in u.s. and went downtown the Trail of Tears right down to Adair oklahoma where im born and raised

Fantastic video, thank you.

Wow... THANKYOU. What an awesome little video. I've been to Scotland 6 times and spent nearly no time in the southwest. That will now change. Awesome job. DRud from OZ

Very nice video and beautiful landscape ! Well presented! Great drone footage 👏 Done myself few drone videos for my travel channel if you want to have a look at it......thank you! New SUBSCRIBER

WOW and thats from a local.

will have to show where the devil's footsteps are on Lagan Point at South Cairn when we're back next August

Will be up there on Sunday for a week and we'll go to some of these places. Been visiting for over 30 years. ❤

Absolutely gorgeous, thank you for continuing to capture the raw essence of the region in such a beautiful manner. To get all these locations on such glorious days must have taken years to complete. Well done!

Another great video, cheers.

I dont know where to start Absolutely OUTSTANDING showcase of Scotland.Edited perfectly and the music is Sublime. 10 out 10 simple

Where are the woods?

Stranraer 🤝 Portadown

Thank you for having us ❤

Amazing event to of been apart of thank you for having us ❤

This is an amazing video showing off this lovely area!

Super impreza...ale ostryg nigdy nie jadłam.Dzięki za film.

I saw you guys on the hoof gp and decided to take a gander over to your page. Of course, I subscribed 😊 Love it. The cows are gorgeous 😍 and the land is breathtaking. How lucky you are ❤

Fantastic Gary - thank you! My Dad was a radar technician working on the Sunderlands during WW2. He would have been fascinated by your film and I'm so sorry I can't now talk to him about his experiences there. But now so much information from you, brilliantly filmed and presented. I'm definitely going to make the trip to Wig Bay.

Nice 1 m8, Saw the shed cross the road but the big buildings behind the trees, RAF Building converted? Or a newer buildings built by or for the locals?

Thanks for the great video! I especially liked the section on Braid Fell. My wife and I visited last September to honor an RAF Pilot who was stationed at RAF West Freugh who died in a plane crash on Braid Fell about a mile east of that wall in January of 1944. His name was Alexander Coumbis and he is buried at the Stoneykirk New Cemetery just off the A716. One of 18 CWGC graves there, immaculately maintained. We had a nice lunch at the Craignelder, had a lovely bouquet of flowers put together, that we used for a memorial to Alex at Stoneykirk, at Andrea's Florist (and an interesting conversation) . We were able to get special permission to visit West Freugh and were taken up in the tower from which you could see Braid Fell. Sadly, we were not able to access Braid Fell as the entrance at Innermessan was blocked off due to construction of additional windmills on the fell. Hope to come back one day. Lest we forget.

I am in this

Yes come along way! remember the pics we had growing up

I was the one who asked is this going on yt

What a lovely video..🤩

Cool i love it i live in stranrear😂🎉

Looks like it was a great show! 👌

You must get number of incidents along ocean shore line ....safety is key and learning before on goes on their kayak i was on kayak and never been and flipped over and i could get up...today kayak don't have skirt ..thanks for showing .....safety team.

Very informative and excellent footage from above. Well done

Well worth a visit.

Throughly enjoy that. 5* production and entertainment content .

Great Video. I completely forgot the show was on...

Another great video....

Great wee history lesson, I dont remember learning any of this at the School, maybe I wasnt listening. No mention of the tunnel that would have competed with the harbour.