@@petradickson5869 thank you for you comment. I’m glad you enjoyed it.

Yes it is a remote and comfortable place to live. The City/town life is ‘very different’ from remote village life and remote village living is one that is well worth embracing …

Thank you very much and glad you enjoyed it ~ not a long walk by any means but very enjoyable.

It was a while ago I did this walk. Thank you for your comment.

@@ConnersTom what a surprise and thank you. Yes I too really like Teds approach and channel content . Glad you liked my short video too ….

Glad you found it enjoyable Ted, 2024’s weather here has been stormy all the time or I’ve been unable to get out.

All track and thanks for commenting; yep, really good to catch up …. ✔️

Thank you very much for your comment and glad you enjoyed it.

thank you for your comment. Very much appreciate it. Personal issues and weather have prevented further rambling for now but hopefully soon .

Yes I remember you from the beach at Sands. Thanks for the subscription and the Like. I’ve just watched the footage from your link …. Memorable. When you upload to KZbin turn off ‘it’s made for kids’ so people can subscribe and like…..

Thank you very much … enjoy the Highlands and thank you for your comment

I’m really enjoying life now and getting into my videography again. Cheers for your comment and hope you are well.

Cheers Jim…. I’m hoping to get out more often. I’m now fully immersed in DJI. Mini 4 pro and amazing image quality which I can easily print as A3; DJI OSMO ACTION 4 ( much better than the GOPRO); lastly the DJI POCKET 3 ~ which is superb…. It has a camera like in drone and gimbal mounted ~ face tracking on my tripod ~ well worth money JIM. Take care

welcome to my wee channel …. and thank you. I live in this stunning part of the world = my home. Thank you for your kind words…

OS grid ~ NG 93961 61009 hope this helps? 57°35'31"N, 5°26'57"W

Hi, there are areas probably good enough for a tent. Weather depending …. We have now had months of rain - snow - ice - and back to rain hence for no new videos for a while …. Do the ground might be saturated ? Hope this helps ?

PJ and thanks very much. I enjoyed yours earlier and guessed you were just stating your channel hence subscribed. Videography was well done too. Thanks for subscribing. I’m sure waiting on weather and longer days 😊

Hi, indeed I am ~ good to be in touch. Weather here has been very challenging and now await Spring; longer days, very much reduced rain, and out I will be

thanks very much; it was a very cold (-1°C) start with very slippery start but enjoyable. Glad you liked it 😀

Cheers Jim… 1st day in ages with dry but very cold conditions. Still waiting on more daylight hours…

thank you very much George; kind words indeed ….. we’ve had a good loooong spell of poor weather and as you know very short days so unable to get out. This was a very enjoyable walk / project for me. It’s one of my favourite destinations too…

I was impressed with Scoraig. Unspoilt and quieter. The couple of people I talked with were very hospitable. I’d not really known about its history. Shame on the lairds and factors! Thank you very much for your comment; it’s the type of comment I like (although the history is awful). I really enjoyed my walk that day.

My bucket list just dropped by 1. Thank you for your comment and subscription. I’m a fair weather walker and sometimes too busy. But enjoy the views

Hi TedNemeth, and thanks for taking the time to give this positive comment 🥱. Getting out for walks this time of year is difficult due to mainly rain or I’m just a bit busy (I’m a fair weather walker / photographer). As I said in the video it’s a route I’ve had my eye on for a few years.

Cheers Joseph for your comment - very very cold initially with a fierce breeze. Amazing wee walk though

Looked lovely Frank... A cracking wee walk... 👍

Cheers Jim; brrr @ start. Another one off my bucket list! How was yer hols

@@jamesss1953 Quite a trip Frank.. what a country, what an island.. Had a few trips cancelled due to 'activity'.. but amazing what we got to see and experience... Would like to return in summer .. hopefully everything will settle down for them all.. Hope you're well pal. 👍

@BoredManOutdoors I’m good ta. Thankfully constant rain is lessened and Midges “gone”. As you’ll see I’m now ‘Old man & remote Scottish walks’

thanks for your comment…. it made me smile 🤣.

I wish you to have a great life ahead!!!❤❤

@StoppedForaWhile it’s what I hope for; only time will tell 🤣🤣🤣🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I will return to do this walk; I was a bit disappointed ‼️ but it is what it is….

Thanks for your comment

Thanks for your positive comment and glad you enjoyed it

Only had a T shirt on under my coat, so yeh need to keep an eye on the weather. Cheers for your comment young Jim I thoroughly enjoyed to walk, the peace and quiet, the loneliness (me time),but most of all the scenery….,

Well …. thank YOU very much Joseph for your comment

As you requested just now “thank you thank you, you are much tooooo kind 🤣🤣🤣🤣

It is a stunning part of the world I must admit. Have a look at one of my videos ~ it’s a few videos I tied together covering the length and breadth of Loch Maree

@@jamesss1953 will do, thanks 👍

thank you for your comment. It was quite a walk and a hot sunny day. You must be pretty fit? Glad it was useful to you; memories are amazing ….

Ta for your like; really for the vast majority of the getting there it was low cloud, damp, cold and dead calm. Once the sun burnt off the cloud, out came the battalions of midges all wanting fed and only I was on the menu.... But stunning scenery indeed.

Good to see you making a comment Paul. I really enjoyed the walk but my arms today show the ravages of the thousands of midgies

And very annoying 👺

Thanks for your comments Jim ...Hmmm ... since retiring I really have little time structure in my life and never wear a watch (in my working life day and time was priority as I jetted off around the world) > which I'm really enjoying not doing! Hence not knowing the month and chatting to neighbours here it's not uncommon¿ This is the first walk in quite a while now where for me it was a photography one, using camera AND drone....really enjoyed it. Also getting the otter was a big WOW for me I can tell you.... and I see I have a new subscriber 😇 now at the dizzy height of 68👏 yep ~ very happy.... take care Jim

Yep, I remember you and good to chat. For me, I had just not prepared for such a climb (not to mention my age 🙊!). Views were stunning and unable to get drone up due to cross breeze. I'm still recovering and already have a low level hike in my Garmin. Thanks for chatting and thanks for your comment here. ✅

I'm thinking along these lines too. Long story about it but not for here. I just wanted as near a Munro as possible. It was a nightmare for me. Trying out my new camera really. But lower level hikes I thinks is my future. Cheers for the support. Yep, age and fitness do seem to part.

Night shift ~ never liked them (and did 'many' in my time). Glad you enjoyed.

It was like walking in an oven. Stunning day though but draining

I was actually 'buggered' due to too heavy a bag and the HEAT; no matter how much fluids, no matter how many sugars and I'd bought a new cap🙈 Hate any form of hat; but needs must - hat was a gauze over my head so NOT giving me protection at all ☠️ But it was exercise and fresh air. Oh, really liked your Sky trail #2, gave it a like but forgot comment 👌 Thank you for 'your' comment 🍺

Thanks very much. It was stunning and relatively easy too ~ cannot wait to get back out again.

Hahaha 👌 just made my gmx route out and it's on my GARMIN ~ Beinn Alligin is next. Once my aching thighs [and weather permits 🥴]... glad you liked it. Sky Trail = looking forwards to watching 👀

It's a good place to keep me

Cheers Dave; ''twas a stunning day for me

Good to hear from you Dave; it was a totally unexpected outcome. Planning now for more lofty type hikes

This is a Graham which is 2000 - 2500 feet...

@@jamesss1953 Love to join you. But lower back is playing up last few months. Sold my soul to the mothership hoping it will improve? Take care on those higher climbs. You might need to stage water/ kit a day or two ahead. Carrying a drone, supporting tech, clothing, food and 4-5 kilos water is a big ask, even for you!?!?

@@davidcrosie my last 2 hikes I've cut down (where I can) weight. I'm only using my small drone. The back pack I have has a water bladder compartment and I took 1L on last walk. But think now I could double + my wee coffee flask and a can of coke. Oh and my camera. It's quite a choice 🙊🥱

Great walk Frank. I really envy you. I have a 14:55 hard job walking to the toilet during night.