Dunure to Ayr on the Ayrshire Coastal Path

[@paulmckenzie5775]

Done this walk yesterday,beautiful walk

[@EdExploresScotland]

Absolutely.

[@lyndas3508]

Oh Eddy Burns..words escape me how wonderful your videos are. I love watching every minute, your humour, the music, and mostly the landscapes of Scotland. Please keep doing the walks..so entertaining. If l lived nearer l would give the pub a good old rant, to never give you a frozen glass again...or else!..

[@EdExploresScotland]

Thanks Lynda.

[@mancguy336]

To Eddy ' He Saved A Jelly Fish' Burns Another beautiful vlog. Very calming to view. I watch on Sunday afternoons to relax before the working week!

[@EdExploresScotland]

Many thanks.

[@neilmckay8649]

Thank you for another cracking walk. I'm experiencing a fine balance between being inspired to get out there and walk and being satisfied by your accounts. Time and location is my other excuse to procasterinate. Your videos are a staple of my weekend mornings. Cheers

[@EdExploresScotland]

Thanks Neil. Just back from another adventure, and totally wrecked. Should be online within the week.

[@annabellamarston448]

Lovely walk today,and happy memories of the Ayrshire coast in the 1940s. Yes Ed standards have slipped drastically. Even in a wee 2 room and kitchen in Glasgow in wartime we had the table set with a cloth and the best China for tea, though it may only have been bread and marg, or a scone, No mugs were allowed, Nowadays you might even be given a mug with an advert , Napkins or serviettes are an unknown commodity,Oh well there is always paper towel .At 86 it is good to look back on what once was in the bad old days.

[@Westeross]

Always enjoy your videos Ed. Beautiful ending 🇦🇺👍🏻🇦🇺

[@EdExploresScotland]

Thanks Kate.

[@carolynchambers8716]

I have watched and immensely enjoyed all of your informative and creative videos. I think the music is always a perfect match too. I love your music. Thank you so very much for sharing your wonderful videos.

[@EdExploresScotland]

Thanks Carolyn. I have fond memories of that walk, one I'd certainly do again, unlike some I've tackled.

[@Conzo71]

Eddy, just wanted to thank you for helping me through my recovery from a heart attack 2 weeks ago. Your videos have chilled me out a bit, informed on Scottish history and made me laugh at yer ramblings. I'm from Glasgow, so your vids have gave me some ideas of nearby achievable walks. Cheers sir, if I ever bump into you in one of Particks fine bevvy hooses i'll stand you a pint.

[@EdExploresScotland]

Many thanks. Walking's always good for recovery. It's nice to walk near the Riverside Museum in Glasgow. They're building a new bridge there. Very interesting seeing the construction of it. Take care.

[@Marysharp6366]

Nice place. I have a connection to Dunure, my grandfather was born there. Many times I have visited Dunure, Greetings from a Yorkshire lass living in New Zealand

[@EdExploresScotland]

Cheers Mary.

[@lynnthomason6589]

Enjoyed this video very much. It’s 8:15 am here on the SW coast of Florida. I do love a walk beside the sea. We don’t have the rocks and crags here, but we do have the wonderful Everglades. Well done on the ending, and the lovely music. Thanks again for sharing your adventures with me. Have a beautiful day. Lynn.

[@EdExploresScotland]

Cheers Lynn.

[@johngillespie2686]

Hi Ed what a lovely walk u gave us along the coastal path wonderful and thoroughly enjoyed those old photos of the shops loved it well done Ed take care

[@EdExploresScotland]

Cheers John.

[@robertwright4651]

Very enjoyable Ed great scenery until the next one cheers

[@EdExploresScotland]

Thanks Robert 👍

[@petertempleton4239]

another great video Ed look forward to your ramblings and insights , ive walked a bit of that area in the past . much respect for the end of the video

[@EdExploresScotland]

Thanks Peter.

[@shelleykearney4212]

Hi Eddie Loved your video. Very respectful and moving end. God Rest Queen Elizabeth x

[@EdExploresScotland]

Thanks Shelley.

[@scottirvine121]

Dunure is where I live, love this I was also caught by the tide on the coastal path from Dunure to culzean and hastily had to retreat with the dog! I have done this exact route as you have done and you’re right it’s not at all clear. I particularly enjoyed walking g along the old dunure to Ayr railway line

[@EdExploresScotland]

You can't mess around with tides, especially where cliffs are involved.

[@ArmandoLoni]

Terrific scenery, it's good to be next to the sea. This has made us think about moving back to the area, now we're older. Chicken paste, though! After the last upload we bought a few tins of PEK and had it in rolls.... Was also very good fried!! 👍🏻

[@EdExploresScotland]

Certainly a lovely area. I think that clear jelly stuff around the Pek meat is tasty; could probably eat a tin of just that with no meat!

[@joycornforth3525]

Another super video Eddy. I came across your You Tube channel when I was researching the Fife Coastal trail. I have had so much inspiration from your videos and I really like your sense of humour. I have now walked the John Muir way, Fife Coastal trail, Fife Pilgrim way and a recent visit to Great Cumbrae after seeing your videos. Next trip is to the Campsies. A big thank you to you Eddy keep up the great work. I love your music too 😊 Next time I am in Glasgow I'd love to buy you a few beers 🍻

[@EdExploresScotland]

Many thanks Joy. That's a lot of walking. It's always a great feeling of accomplishment every time you complete one of these long-distance trails. Well done.

[@joycornforth3525]

@@EdExploresScotland Let me know next time you visit the Scottish Borders perhaps grab a beer or two.

[@T28-m4l]

Great video again Eddie, always gives me new ideas of what walks to do after watching your videos. Nice ending also.

[@EdExploresScotland]

Thanks 👍

[@johnmull59]

Thanks Ed...I did that walk back in June this year and I know exactly what you mean about getting into the rhythm of the walk. Well worth it though as views across to Arran are superb. The lament at the end to The Queen was very touching. Thanks again.

[@EdExploresScotland]

Thanks John. Arran always looks breathtaking.

[@vermeerofdelftscotlandwalk3294]

Interesting walk, one that I've not been on. I remember the type of rock in the video that's common on that coast. Go easy on the pubs though. They might be ''desperate businesses'' fighting for survival. Great video.👍

[@EdExploresScotland]

Thanks. You're right about the pubs; difficult times for businesses and us all.

[@nevillerussell3590]

Your videos always contain great content Ed, hope you keep making them because from reading the comments, myself and others look forward to them and enjoy them very much. Touching ending too, respect. Never heard of that beer you were finishing your walk with. Will need to look out for it.

[@EdExploresScotland]

Cheers Neville. About to avail myself of a new tripod - looking forward to testing it in any number of walks in Scotland.

[@lcnward]

A beautiful walk by the looks of it and a lovely video. We were over in July to inter my mum's ashes in Doune Cemetery in Girvan and to scatter a few of them on the top of Byne Hill nearby (where she would walk as a girl). Next time we're over we might try the walk you featured. Please keep doing these. Regards from the US. Luciano (originally from Glasgow)

[@EdExploresScotland]

Cheers Luciano.

[@MrMaharg65]

Thoroughly enjoyed watching this walk. Fantastic camera work with views across the sea. Nae Bridie’s recently? I do enjoy your Bridie/Pie reviews 🤣🫡

[@johnledingham852]

The hills certainly can be steep Ed, and friend, they're getting steeper each year!

[@EdExploresScotland]

Absolutely. Only a matter of time before all my videos are shot in my local park!

[@neilmartin5063]

Hi Ed, I think you are wonderful! About your sandwich, could you not have a bit of tomato with it, that would make it a bit more moist. I love your dry sense of humour, you just make me laugh and cheer me up. Being about your age ( I'm 76) sorry maybe your in your 60's. I think younger people don't appreciate us? When I was growing up in the 50's we were taught to respect older people, giving up our seat on the trams etc. Anyway thanks to utube I've stumbled across your channel,. Keep up the good work! Neil.

[@EdExploresScotland]

Hi Neil. Many thanks. Things ain't what they used to be, that's for sure. In the old days we didn't need toys, and were quite happy playing with a chicken's foot from the butcher. 👍

[@lynseyscott2141]

Another great video.. you should try a packet of crisps with your sandwich might stop it being so dry 😊

[@EdExploresScotland]

A gallon of ale might be better.

[@lynseyscott2141]

@@EdExploresScotland 🤣🤣

[@stephenwilson04]

Still remember climbing the rock at Dunure harbour as a boy and freezing as i'm afraid of heights 😂

[@EdExploresScotland]

I'm not too keen on heights myself.

[@colinblack7049]

Just as well there was a place to have a wee pee Ed, with the sound of that water splashing I would be wanting to go all the time.

[@lochlainnmacneill2870]

Brill Eddie.

[@jimmcintosh9045]

A bit of research would have helped. Bracken Bay at 16.30 and walked past Greenan Castle with no info. The Heads of Ayr created by a lava sill.

[@EdExploresScotland]

Hi Jim. Sometimes research can be a tad boring and it's nice just to head out into the unknown.