What an awsome dog.... That dog works harder then two adults these days...

Brilliant video tae watch, well done 👍👏🏻😊

I showed my mother this as she used to work in the out skerries. It was lovely.

do you know stuart hill who states he has a forvik island.

Would love to visit

Thank You 👍

Thanks for sharing.Happy Christmas and a healthy 2025.

Thank you Laurie. My husband and I visited Shetland in September and your tour brings back many wonderful memories. We have also enjoyed reading your book and watching your other videos. Who knows……..perhaps one day we will return and walk these streets again. 🤗 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

Thanks Laurie, that was lovely! So many nice memories of my week in Lerwick this past summer. Merry Christmas to you and an awesome 2025. :)

Aye the wind fair b677ered a lot of the vids I took when on Shetland. Apart from in Scalloway....Wind free Scalloway.

Thanks for this! Love to find the lesser known places in the world

Love your enthusiasm! It IS bloody brilliant!!

In terms of Shetland,hands down this is one of the best if not the best informed channels I have ever come across..There’s local information here that simply isn’t on other channels..I lived in London for 40 years but grew up in Passage West,County Cork,the boats,the blue sea,the love of green lands has never left me..Am an IT hardware engineer by trade,repair laptops to cellphones and all in between,in my minds eye I’d like to bring some benefit if I ever make it up there,lived on a few farms also as kid and a few years back was the groundsman on 54 acres in East Sussex..

My wife and I are from the US (North Carolina) and we fell in love with Shetland during the TV show ( I suppose like a lot of Americans ) and we are hoping to get back to Scotland next year and we will definitely include the Shetlands this time. Great content we will be watching!

Please do a video at Mavis Grind,

I did it one month ago with Shetland Nature. Just Fantastic boat trip. Funny to see the seal at the end <3

Greetings from Australia, thanks for the tour video.

I am so trying to find a way of living in shetland I may fail but hope to relocate

Amazing! 😊

Two changes since the early 1990s. In those days. The Mousa pier was definitely for the adventurers. The boat sailed if farm work permitted.

Been to Out Skerries from Vidlin. The ferry crew strapped our motorcycles down real tight. We encountered a very nice lady who took us to her home for coffee & buns.

Great video, thank you. I was in Shetland three weeks ago and experienced no problems with driving the numerous single track roads. I only had one issue; it took me a couple of days to find my way around Lerwick! Shetland's wonderful!

Good video. I would like to visit and driving on the left appears worrisome to me. Thank you.

Thank you for these insights into Shetland life and history! I would love to visit for the birds and scenery, but for now I am video traveling.

Heading there in July. Thanks for the information

I love Laurie. What a wonderful personality! Thank you for all this enjoyment.

Loved this👍 I am visiting Shetland in beginning of August and will be taking a trip to Mousa. Looking forward to your new book😀

Before the mighty Tesco arrived where did people do their shopping?

I'm really interested in geography, I didn't know about Shetland until I watched the TV series, it sparked my interest in the place. You have interesting videos.

Can you use a british 1st class stamp to post a letter to Shetland from uk?

What a lot of fun!

Don't visit Faroes! Ban Grindadrap!

Five minutes in and I realized you’re on the American passenger side. They got American hire cars out there? Is that what the compass looking sticker on your side of the windshield was for? Remind the yanks which side of the road to drive on?

I’m an American that’s watched Shetland 4x 😂. I thought KZbin would have the cake fridge if it really existed. This is just so awesome. Right now in America, the cakes would be stolen and thieves would vandalize the fridge. I hope to visit someday, it’s on my bucket list.

Looks great

Thank you for this lovely tour of the Faroes. Given I live in the Pacific Northwest of the United States it seems strange to me that I love places like the Shetlands and now the Faroes. There is something magical about being in a remote place and away from the rest of the world. So much dramatic beauty in places with rocky cliffs and sea water washing over them, looking like spilled milk. I hope I can travel to the Faroes someday. But if not, the video certainly gives me the chance to enjoy the wildness of the place.

I live near sound primary school west Vaila leading up to punds

The wind ruined this. Finding one better recorded

What a great idea charging for hiking would be on Skye. Was it easy to find the place to pay and did they take cards?

Enjoyed the video Laurie. Faroe is on the bucket list so this was enlightening. Look forward to your next episode…. cheers from Sydney Aus.

I would love to buy you a coffee but you have not replied to me as yet lol. How much difference is there between The Iyland off Arran and the Shetland Iyland. Thank you. I have messaged about three people that live and come from the Shetland but had no reply from anyone yet. I hope I don't talk silly. I am just interested in visiting the Shetland with my two daughters Phoebe 15 Sophie 9 year's old and one day my cat. Thank you again.

Hi I visited the Iyland off Arran it was very nice place to be. I am wishing to visit the Shetland soon. I will be looking for a Guide and advise on we're to stop at for a week or two for myself and my two children and maybe my cat. Thank you. Good video well done. Can you rent a allotment at the Shetland. Cheers 😊👍

They do lovely cakes and soups in the tea room.

Great video Love coming to Shetland been five times hope to back next summer

This brought back so many good memories of living at Burrafirth. My late father Magnus Leask ( from Yell ) was senior principle at Muckle Flugga,family lived at Burrafirth shore station,made many trips out to the lighthouse during relief by the launch ( summer months only). Lived here during early 70's. Nothings really changed bar the radio masts and flagpole ..

I could not understand a single word she said !

My ancestors emigrated from Papa Stour to New Zealand in the mid 19th century… I loved seeing this video. :)

beautiul salloway

Great video

I did this trip during the day in May, it really was great, the island is spectacular just like the wildlife. The boat trip was a delight, so knowledgeable and entertaining. I love Shetland, really gets to your heart