Scottish People Try To Survive a Heatwave

[@shaunvlog]

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[@maryannlockwood7806]

🇺🇸just purchased a green shirt from your outlander inspired shirts!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@valerieappollis4795]

Beautiful Scotland my next destination in the near future

[@tweetiepie551]

Shaun - please do a wee video telling off these tourists that swamped us this year. They treated our tourist areas so damn disrespectfully by tossing their rubbish about on the roadsides, walking paths and beauty spots. I think next year a warning should be issued that littering will be punished by a swift boot in the baws.

[@shaunvlog]

“30 degrees C is not hot” ignores the fact that we are not used to this type of heat in Scotland. In fact, in these temperatures our death rates spike considerably and public warnings are issued.

[@bluesageful]

Absolutely Shaun!.....When I was in Scotland, I kept thinking, what on earth will these people do when it really gets hot? We in the southern U.S. are NOT equipped to handle snow. So the once in a blue moon it does snow, we are literally stuck wherever we're at.....People from the northern States make fun of us because 2" of snow wreaks such havoc.....Well, we DON"T have snow plows or any other kind of snow equipment. Us buying snow plows makes about as much sense as the folks in Scotland buying air conditioners. Why would you for something that may only occur every 10 years?

[@dreamweaver1603]

Stay cool, and remember that at least you’ll get some relief when the sun goes down (unlike us near the Gulf of Mexico when night time temperatures are still in the 80s).

[@andie22311]

OMG! Heat index in Dallas today was 112 degrees. 87 sounds SOO good. If that’s really hot, what is cold for y’all? How in the world did you tolerate your trip to Florida and Texas!?! I think I’d have to wear a few pair of long johns to be able to try to deal with the temp there.

[@michritch3493]

True. We all get used to our own climate, and then when we travel, we're wearing all the wrong clothing. A friend from Minnesota would come down to Santa Fe in the spring and wear shorts while the rest of us had coats and scarves, still. They get - 51°C there sometimes in the winter (I'd die), so it's all what you're used to, right? I thought I'd feel colder in Scotland, and brought all kinds of sweaters (jumpers), but I felt fine. Surprise! Maybe the humidity makes a difference?

[@samuraikitty18]

@@bluesageful yes, good point! Everyone saying 87F is not hot, but then can't handle a small snowfall. It's all what we're used to, plus the big point he made, hydration! I live in WA state that for the longest time was very wet and somewhat cool, but now we are getting hot and dry, droughts even.

[@robroberts1473]

That is 87 degrees f that's a cold snap in Alabama lol

[@bluesageful]

True! But at least we have AIR CONDITIONING! lol.....but then, theirs won't last 5-6 months either!

[@heidimarchant5438]

That's heat stroke weather in Wyoming.😩

[@tonyahancock9585]

Come to Virginia you can have a week long heat wave with 95+ degree temps with a heat index of 102 when you factor in the humidity then have a cold front come in bringing heavy rain and temps in the low 50's. Seriously we've been known to have all four seasons in the space of a week. It's like somebody said you can't squeeze all the seasons into one week and Virginia stood up and said "Hold my beer".

[@hillybear2009]

Same here in Texas, I wish it was 87 degrees. High 90s and low 100’s is the norm here on the gulf coast + the humidity, even worse.

[@janicefeny2223]

90°F has been our 'norm' temp here in MD for most of the summer (and humid)🌞

[@kimapplegate9143]

Hi Shaun!!! I’m a nurse practitioner in the US. You are right, water is so important for us. It will definitely help your skin condition the more hydrated you stay...just a wee bit of info for ya. I’m glad you’re ok from suffering heat stroke. That is very serious. I drink bottled water as well and I make sure to recycle! It’s so important. I love your videos and thank you for them! They are amazing and I’m hoping to get to Scotland next year. My dad was there with the US Navy in Edinburgh in 1966. He loved it! God bless!

[@duncancallum]

Tap water is really fine .

[@t.j.3630]

My husband and I just got back from Scotland and we're sitting in Texas with a temperature of 104 Fahrenheit or 40 degrees Celsius. We absolutely loved it there and loved everyone that we met. I miss it so.

[@KaliHovey]

T.J. We would love a subscriber as passionate as you! If your ever bored fell free to check us out while we wait for more Shaun vlogs!

[@edithmary1]

One of the things I love about Scotland when I visit is all the beautiful water spots and the scenery that surrounds them. I have to say when it comes to bottled water Highland Spring is the water of choice. Thank you for sharing this lovely video.

[@shawnthompson2303]

Freshest water in the world is in Scotland. Theres a wee creek up the Ochil Hills where I always used to drunk my head in after my morning hike. So refreshing.

[@shaunvlog]

Shawn Thompson such a good wee place

[@bluesageful]

Water is probably one of THE most IMPORTANT resources on the planet....and so many people take it for granted....Clean water is truly a MAGIC RESOURCE!

[@PS3GamingScotland]

We really are the best wee country in the world.

[@shlibbermacshlibber4106]

Wee nae tendo

[@lornacrosbie2990]

Totally agree with you .

[@kimberlyparrish7522]

Here in N Georgia (US) we hit a 99 F with a heat index of 108. The humidity of brutal. We call it "the air you wear” .. very sticky.

[@carmenwheatley7316]

Kimberly Parrish. Same here in Texas today. 99 with a heat index of 106. It’s going to be 102 tomorrow with a heat index of 110.

[@kimberlyparrish7522]

Carmen Wheatley we’ve gone door to door checking on our elderly and anyone with outside pets. You guys stay hydrated 🙂

[@carmenwheatley7316]

Y’all too Kimberly. I have already had two 32 ounce bottles of ice water. At least we have cloudy conditions so it helps when the sun goes behind the clouds.

[@craigclayton8109]

Very hot in South Texas during August I would enjoy 31C during our summer months Depends on what your use to right .The water looks great.

[@waynestewart1919]

You ought to come to Turkey Creek in Pinson, Alabama, US. We're experiecing 90° to 100°F (33° to 38°C). Our air conditioners are struggling to keep up and working out side with 60 to 80% humidity is brutal.

[@wickedcrayon6022]

Scottland certainly is a beautiful country. I hope to see it in person some day.

[@sarahcrossen550]

Grew up in Midwestern US without central air conditioning. Our 1920s home had one window unit in the dining room and one in the master bedroom which were only used as necessary during summer (temperatures anywhere from 70-100° F.) When the air conditioning was off, we moved air using fans and opening the right windows to get cross-breezes, and keeping the drapes closed on the other windows. Keeping the air moving, wearing lightweight clothing, staying hydrated with chilled drinks, and eating frozen treats was enough to keep us cool in the cooler (70-85° F) weeks of summer.

[@bekind6763]

If you divide what you weigh in 1/2, (ounces) that's how much water you should be drinking. Let's say I weigh 140 lb or 63.5 kg,/drink roughly 70 oz. of water per day) I read it in a magazine & it works, I feel much better when I drink my quota. I love you video's & Thanks for sharing. Scotland is beautiful!

[@nunyabussiness4054]

I should be drinking 125 pounds of water? Whew, ounces then, thats good.

[@bekind6763]

@@nunyabussiness4054 No not pounds, ounces! Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I'll edit my comment. Wow! I'm sorry!

[@barbarariley9498]

That was absolutely fabulous to watch and so educational. Thank you so much for all the planning and hard work you do to get this information to all of us. ♥️

[@carmenwheatley7316]

Agree we need to add a deposit price on each bottle to encourage people to return them. Years ago they did it when they only had glass bottles in stores.

[@brandi_with_an_i]

So if the conversion calculator is correct, 31°C is about 87.8°F. I live in Georgia (US) where it is steady above 31°C and humid as hell from about April'ish to October, sometimes later. More of a reason for me to love Scotland.

[@brandi_with_an_i]

@Kathleen Henson eww yes, La. Is a booger, too. I spend about 3 weeks out west every year and love that there is no humidity. Still so very hot but at least when I go outside there, I won't break into a sweat just by sitting there. I'm pretty sure the south is the devil's doormat.

[@taticerve]

In Brazil, some states may get to 40 degrees Celsius. It's almost like death.

[@tweetiepie551]

This summer has been great in Scotland. Whilst Europe suffered 35+ degrees we have had a steady 14 ..bloody glorious!

[@gwillis01]

In my American town, for the five months of summer, the temp starts at 70 F at sunrise and rises up to 90 F or higher by late afternoon. It gets cooler in October.

[@dianneboswell]

Lovely video! I've only spent 2 days in Scotland on a UK & Ireland highlights tour. We can't wait to return to spend more time touring the highlands and natural beauty sites.

[@teresasmith6076]

Good video Shaun. Glad you have such a beautiful place to chill out. Hope to make the trip in 2020 and see it for myself. Thanks.

[@fayeg3829]

36 here in Dallas right now. It’s been hotter the last few days. Can’t imagine how hard it is without AC in your houses on days like these hot ones!

[@shlibbermacshlibber4106]

We usually get about 2 weeks of roasting temperatures so it just isnt worth it

[@fayeg3829]

Shlibber Macshlibber I guess I can appreciate that. It’s probably about how long I use my heater! Lol!

[@bloemundude]

I do it, too, but I just have to smile every time I see footage of a person nodding silently on the phone. It's like saying "excuse me" when you burp while driving alone.

[@joymckenziewendt4013]

Great video! I loved the waterfalls & learning about Highland Springs.

[@downychick]

It is so beautiful, and the water is so clear! What a lovely place to explore!

[@jennysimmons7118]

Such beautiful scenery. We have been having a heat wave here too in Kansas. Been 104 and 107 degrees Fahrenheit for a week or so. Very humid here too! Stay hydrated! Thank you for sharing your beautiful country.

[@perdidoatlantic]

Wait. You think 75F is hot? I suggest you avoid Florida summers. 🌞

[@irenepaulton3392]

It's a matter of what you are used to. If we make the mid 60s in summer, we think we are doing well. Anything above that is a bonus or classified as "too hot".

[@perdidoatlantic]

Irene Paulton I would love those temps.

[@rwbimbie5854]

Shaun went to Florida to get the heat, and yeah, he said it clobbered him but he's also been in Brazil... so..

[@perdidoatlantic]

RWBimbie If everyone avoided Florida dermatologists would go broke.

[@kvogel9245]

I set my air conditioning warmer than that. Guess I'd need a jacket year-round in Scotland.

[@kirsteneasdale5707]

It was so hot here yesterday that we spent most of the day in the house with the blinds shut and the desk fans on, and in the evening we went for a cooling swim in Loch Long surrounded by the mountains. A perfect evening.

[@TripleBerg]

Glad it wasn’t that hot when I was there earlier this summer. In Speyside I was surprised how brown the water was from all the peat. Looks clear where you’re at.

[@shlibbermacshlibber4106]

Brown water happens regularly in the more rural areas during dry weather

[@hugsuniverse]

I would totally buy a steel Highland Spring reusable water bottle. 🦄🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@brucemacallan6831]

Screw them. They are Tory party donors, and anti-Scottish Independence.

[@nyneeveanya8861]

Shaun, just a note hoping you are staying cool and the heat breaks for you soon. Sorry for all the ...that ain’t hot...comments. So many Americans fail to understand how much farther north Scotland is. A person born and raised in Florida or any southern state probably couldn’t handle a winter in the Great Lakes area not to mention Canada which is closer to your latitude

[@FrozenWillow1980]

Thanks. They want to try our winters LOL. Then they will know what cold really feels like. A couple of years it got as far as -27C in 1895 and 1982 at Braemar, Aberdeen. 🥶🥶

[@michaelmckesson6997]

Wisconsin knows what that cold feels like.😂

[@katie4849]

As a North Carolinian, I agree. It's been in the 40F range for the past few weeks at night in NC and I'm freezing!

[@margietucker1719]

Very interesting and enjoyable, the trip to the Highland Spring facility. If I lived in Scotland, most likely I would be buying their water. It is a beautiful area they are located at. Thanks for taking us there! Greetings from Texas, where we have 100F+ temps pretty much all summer. It's like a blast furnace here....you wouldn't like it at all, and I don't either! The rest of the year is pretty nice here...just wish we could skip past June-September.

[@glh4823]

Shaun, your photography and videography just take my breath away. So beautiful! Thanks for sharing, as always!

[@KaliHovey]

Gena Holten We would love a subscriber as passionate as you! If your ever bored fell free to check us out while we wait for more Shaun vlogs!

[@bethfrazier414]

You know there is a fan you put in your cell. Lovely. I could go to sleep every nite listening to and watching your video of the waterfall! Thanks

[@paultoy9611]

Ah water! Thank you for taking me about your nation to experience your blessed waters.They are beautiful and look gratefully refreshing for you.I really enjoyed your walk about Edinburgh in celebration of 100k.I look forward to your posts and the next time you decide to cross the pond to US.May blessings be to you Shaun.

[@agoogleuser4443]

I've heard that most places in the UK don't have a/c. What the old timers here in the US used to do is get a bucket or big bowl of ice and put the fan behind it so it can blow the cold air on you. It's surprisingly refreshing.

[@MistressQueenBee]

Aw Shaun, the Glen of Alva was a delight to watch the water fall from the dam wall. Small and neat and clean. But the moving part of the video is the green of the shade as you walk through the old trees at Bracklann (sp.?) Falls. It is walking through a green mansion with old Roman column. The new camera is a far cry from when you first started the vlog. I pray we don't lose your skills to the film industry anytime soon.

[@theyellowdukesscotland499]

I like the way you immerse yourself in your subject, Shaun. Good video.

[@christinecornish3178]

Sounds like Scotland is made of the same stuff as Maine USA Maine produces "Poland Springs" water

[@DOLfirst]

I drink Poland Spring water every day. 👍

[@JaimieJo]

Great video Shaun! I need to live in Scotland! With Multiple Sclerosis the heat is a killer. So I have grown to hate summer. It's dry heat here, so that's better I've heard. We use swamp coolers to stay cool. I'm lucky to live in a place where we have great water from a private well. Any water bottles I buy, I just reuse with my tap water and place in the fridge. Take them to recycle bin when they're too worn out. I drink 12 bottles or more a day. Have recently bought metal Yeti brand water bottles. Keep cold things cold and hot things hot for 16 hours. Such beautiful scenery! I would love it there! Thanks to you I get to visit once a week! Great photography! Hoping your heatwave is gone soon! I can't imagine doing that without air conditioning. Is it cooler in the Highlands? I can hardly wait for Fall temperatures! Gratitude to you for sharing Scotland! Love to you and Teka!💜☮

[@KaliHovey]

Jaimie Johnson We would love a subscriber as passionate as you! If your ever bored fell free to check us out while we wait for more Shaun vlogs!

[@lorigthefirst]

Ah I forgot to compliment on the amazing footage! Beautiful scenery!

[@candybearGaming]

I completely understand the need for water, and know how hard it is to replace the delicious tap water with bottled. My parents have a well that taps into the Ogalala Aquifer, so when I go to visit, that's all I drink. So good!

[@janicefeny2223]

The falls look so refreshing... thanks for sharing your outings of beautiful Scotland!...omg-glad u didn't get hurt when you slipped😮!

[@PS3GamingScotland]

This was really informative. Great vlog as always Shaun.

[@shaunvlog]

PS3GamingScotland thank you 😊

[@karensinclair4189]

Interesting hearing you talk about the heat you were experiencing there in Scotland.

[@amykat5]

Wow! Sorry about your heat wave! I am always concerned about folks here in the northern US when it gets hot there. So many don’t have air conditioning. While I live in the south, I still don’t do well in the heat. Yes, drink plenty of water!!! Hope you get cooler temps soon! Thank you for another lovely video!

[@PoorMan972]

It's about a quarter to 5 local here in Albuquerque New Mexico. About 10 degrees F warmer than usual at 95. Humidity is only 12% though, so it's really nice. So-called swamp coolers work well in this part of the world.

[@greyarea3804]

This is the exact reason why I didn't go back home to Scotland to retire. I'm just starting to get comfortable at 31 C

[@erinb6965]

As an Australia with Scottish Heritage I find Scotland & it’s weather so interesting. In Australia our heat waves are like 45° & it’s common summer time temp to be in the 35-40° daily. We are currently in a really bad drought though. And have just started having restrictions on our water usage. & spring isn’t here yet 😬

[@maobfh]

I am not in Scotland and though I plan to go in a couple of years, I have no experience with your area. I grew up deep in the Rockies (Rocky Mountains), right at the NW corner of New Mexico where it borders Colorado. Our water came from Colorado, from the mountains. We had acreage and though we had water about 8 feet and 30something feet, we went about 240 feet for our well water. It was good clean water and though we filtered it, the only other thing we did was soften it. Sometimes, when mom was seeing alkali build up on the pipes. But I went into medicine and moved far away from where I lived. For reasons I don’t remember, I did some digging into city water about 20-30 years ago and was appalled. Now I drink bottled purified water, which is not clean enough but it is purified and comes out of the Appalachian Mountains. I thought I was recycling my bottles but am hearing rumors that the city where I am is tossing out plastic and mostly recycling paper products. So I have contributed a lot of plastic bottles to the local landfill. And where you are, there is high demand for the bottles? I can’t get Highland Spring water here, but I surely would buy only that if I could (and WELL DONE for the steps they take and have taken and want to do even more!!!). It is unfortunate that you guys want for bottles and here they are sneaking them into landfills. Shipping them is another big footprint on the planet but I wish there was some kind of incentive for shipping companies to reserve a corner of the ship for transporting recyclables to a place that would reuse them if they had them. Would I drive an hour or so out of my way to drop my garbage off at a responsible recycling processing center where recyclables are distributed to the places that would use them? I would, absolutely! And borrow my son’s hybrid to do so. Which still uses fuel but will an all electric drive 4 hours with a single charge? Only one of the Tesla models will. It makes me want to come out of retirement to arrange some kind of system that creates the incentives to insure recyclables really are (recyclable and recycled). And convince a few cities in each state to work towards model cities and buy a few electric vehicles that have room to haul ‘stuff’ and would pay a couple of someones to transport recyclables to a responsible recyclables processing center that will then transfer the goods to those who will really reuse them. But I wonder if reading this post is as much of a headache as thinking about the avenues to create a system while typing it out in a legible way to give you a headache reading it. And what do I know about arranging things ? Well, that is from teaching and deciding to make the information available to everyone and not just medical students and my staff and arranging programs and discovering that I have a talent for that kind of thing. But it is past time to stop talking, I just think that there is a tragedy of sorts in the making and thinking it should be turned around while still being fussy about the water I drink. Sorry Shaun. 🤐

[@martindornan1667]

The Scottish government has announced that legislation will be past later this year and a bottle return scheme will be introduced nation wide, that will include glass bottles, plastic bottles and metal cans. All retailers will have to take back the empty bottles and cans. There will also be vending machines that will accept the bottles and cans. The customers will receive 20p per bottle or can returned. The aim is to capture 90% of drinking containers for recycling within 3 years.

[@siobhancrawford7236]

I'm so glad you got Highland Spring on Audio committing to reduction of single use plastics. I will say though, the poor guy sounded as if he'd been put on the spot lol! Great video as always!!! xxx

[@janeboo7001]

You did a great job on this video, Shaun! Love the scenery.

[@macydallas20]

In Georgia, U.S.A, it got down to 71 Fahrenheit/ 22ish Celsius today, and it felt amazing! For the past month it's been around 95 Fahrenheit/ 35 Celsius every day.

[@Justme77400]

I envy you there in Scotland. You’ll be back to comfortable weather soon. The weather here in Virginia is unbearable all summer from May to mid September. Today we’re getting an unusual break and got to turn off the A/C for a welcome change. It won’t last long though. :(

[@bethbeauregard333]

Rhode Island has been about the same.

[@michaelmckesson6997]

We'll send over Texans and Floridians to Scotland, they'll do jumping jacks, and push ups, in your Scottish heat. 😂😂😂

[@cindylewis3730]

Loved the water during our visit in June. I carry a bottle with a filter when I travel. Didn’t even need it.

[@samuraikitty18]

Just beautiful countryside! I would love to go to the Highlands. The wet area you walked in looks a lot like my home state. I hope you will be able to keep your water. My state of Washington is known as a rainy place, much like Scotland. But it's been getting warmer and drier every year, and even having droughts and wildfires in the rainforest!

[@Zandain]

I love water! What a great vlog!..and we learned something, too!

[@terrydodson430]

It was 111 degrees yesterday in Odessa Texas. But actually, my opinion, we’ve had months where every day , the temp was above 100, so, I think , this year , so far , has been slightly cooler. We don’t get much rain, cactus is encouraged as yard plant. I have No idea why my ancestors decided to move here. They must have been nuts cause I would have been living north

[@desertrose9483]

Really great video, recycling the plastic bottles, and protecting and caring for your sources of drinking water, its so important. Really good topic to discuss, today. And 31 degrees, is indeed hot! Be careful in the heat and humidity! 👍

[@kablegames2446]

cause of my illness there is not much i can drink but highland spring is the water i can drink

[@laurielanninster7554]

My home territory!! Lived in Aberfoyle and went to school in Callander........love the Bracklinn Falls xx

[@Titus-as-the-Roman]

We've actually have had some unusual cool temps. here in the lower Ohio River valley (closer to the Mississippi) last few days, at mid-afternoon it's 83*F (28.3 C) with lower humidity, which is quite nice since we've been in the mid to upper 90's (35 to 37 C) and very humid most of the summer (we haven't yet officially hit 100, 37.7 C, which usually happens during the summer months, unfortunately a very normal summer temp.). Get out and enjoy your warm weather, won't be long before winter raises it's ugly head.

[@andermac1]

We used to have the best water in America here in Arkansas. Somehow our politicians let oil companies frack the underground and as a result a lot of our ground water has become contaminated. So please stay on top of any threats to your water. Thanks for your insight into the Scottish way of life.

[@thatscottishcouple1006]

Jumping into a waterfall - for when 'taps aff' just doesnt cut it! 😂 That looked like a really cool day with Highland Spring, the Land rover 'safari' looked awesome!

[@agentredfox]

Oy--hopefully it cools down for you--I myself am quite adverse to heat/high humidity. So naturally, I live in Iowa, where during the summers it can reach a 45 degree Celsius/113 degree Fahrenheit "heat index", which is what it "feels like", even if the actual temperature is a little lower. Blech. Getting excited for autumn---crisp days, cool nights, low humidity, apple and pumpkin everything...

[@thegingergyrl455]

Nearly 8pm and 35 Celsius here. I am in Texas though. Stay cool and hydrated. 🤓👏🏻🧚🏻‍♀️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@lornacrosbie2990]

Scotland is fantastic in any kind of weather.

[@johnjdumas]

People usually underestimate how much water they should/must drink while moving in high temperatures. Heatstroke can feel like you have been hit in the head by a truck with the same possible result!

[@lindawarwick8643]

It has been glorious weather,Shaun. But this being Scotland it will probably be gale force winds and rain by the end of the week. Love the Scottish weather

[@lauraellen189]

Wow, beautiful scenery!!

[@shaunvlog]

Laura Ellen thx :)

[@magoo8386]

Sorry you’re frying in Scotland! I live in Arizona & it’s stinking hot here, but no humidity here, thank God!

[@andie22311]

Heat index today in Dallas was 112 degrees (44 degrees Celsius)!!!

[@bethbeauregard333]

Really lovely scenic shots! Thank you, brought me back. Scotland is without a doubt one of the most beautiful places on Earth. When we traveled, to Scotland, 22 or so years ago, we drove through the Highlands, and would stop along the road to refill our water bottle from the springs gushing out of the roadside hills. BEST WATER EVER! And coldest, too. Also drank right from Loch Ness, which was delicious too. Not even a hint of Nessie poo. 😉

[@NordGermanicEmpire]

I relocated to the Phoenix Desert about 6 years the average heat not a heatwave but the average Heat on average around 110 to 115 Imperial what Arizona considered a heatwave is 120+ imperial.

[@chuckhunter6098]

What a great video young man. Here in the states we have been recycling for years. My son works for a plastic plant. Witch is owned by a French company. Total is there name.

[@shaunvlog]

Chuck Hunter thanks Chuck!

[@bradleyanderson4315]

I have several insulated steel glasses with sealing lids and steel straws. Use them and wash them. Whataburger even lets me bring in my own steel drinking glass when I drop by there. A few other of the older regular customers do the same thing.

[@shaunvlog]

Bradley Anderson good stuff. It works well in places where tap water is nice to drink

[@fuzzylop9164]

You are so lucky to have so many clean streams and rivers there. I have been e joying pictures and videos of my favorite dog the Bearded Collie. My beardie was my heart dog. I miss Seumas so much. When I visited in 2000 we had warm weather also temperatures most days 28C to 32C.The poor Scots we were with were really suffering from the heat. Here in most of the US we are used to warmer temperatures in the summer. Have the Salmon recovered from the drought ?

[@Zimke42]

We had a day at 33.66 last week in Virginia, but that is normal or even a bit cool for this time of year for us. Today it was 20, and I feel quite cold.

[@douglascampbell9809]

All I can say for you is to skip the US from about June to late August. We are what you would call beastly hot. Once you have had heat stress you are more susceptible to get it again and again. I've had it at least 4 times probably closer to 7 or 8 times.

[@tweetiepie551]

heat stress? Scots suffer stress any time the heat goes above 28 degrees. It's usually solved by walking about in our underpants.

[@cheetahrose97]

Michigan summers are between 70-90F or even higher. Our humidity can be so extreme that it feels like 100-115F. I don't have a.c. and I've never had it so I'm pretty used to dealing with it, but I don't think I could survive if I didn't have a pond or a lake to swim in. Good thing we have 5 great lakes, and many little ones all over (they are also the source of our humidity). And my tip is to wet a cloth with ice cold water and drape it around your neck. Also get a reusable ice pack and wrap it in a thin towel then just place it on the hottest part of you for a couple of minutes, then move it to another part of your body. Works like a charm.

[@naravasconcelos1927]

Where I live here in Brazil we have a lot of water and It's very hot all the Year,winter here when it's raining...😬 next year I Will visit Scotland🙌 I Love your tips about Scotland...👏👏👏👏

[@amywright2243]

I kept wondering why you were wearing an American Eagle brand shirt and finally DUHHHH It's your Adventure Everything channel. Congrats on a great sponsor like Highland Spring!

[@carenehobson2039]

Microclimates is what you climbed down to. I like to garden and even around homes are different where different plants thrive and some never will. Looks like you have different ferns that have to be pretty hardy.

[@SuperUltraDevin]

LOL in New England about 31C is the average summer temp.

[@theunironicpeasant4266]

So gorgeous! I hope to see Scotland someday.

[@nobodyhere017]

Another great and interesting video! Thanks Shaun! And that waterfall looked VERY refreshing! However with global warming renewables and keeping hydrated are important but I wonder how long until the UK or anywhere else in Europe starts using A/C out of necessity and what environmental impacts that will have in the long run. It shouldn't be this hot but thanks again for the vlog!

[@johnjdumas]

If you are "lucky" heatstroke will cause spasms are marked by uncomfortable muscle contractions. If the contracting muscles don't relax for several seconds or more, the pain can be severe. If you are "unlucky" systems will continue to shut down. Drink water "before" this happens. Headache and/or muscle cramps and/or sweat reduction are warnings.

[@songbird377]

I’m from Hawaii and I was in Inverary and Loch Lomond a month ago and I did get pretty sweaty! Not as much humidity as where I live which was nice. I thoroughly enjoyed Scotland but I’m sad I missed the heather bloom by a month😩 Also I loved the Highland Spring Water! It has such a fresh taste😋

[@KaliHovey]

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[@ashrok0708]

108 degrees here in Texas,USA... 88 sounds lovely though..alot cooler there than here 😁 Enjoy your heatwave sir👌

[@amywright2243]

I would be afraid to drink Scottish water. One of our greatest Kentucky writers explained that our state has "lonesome water" and once you drink it, you'll always want to come back to Kentucky. If Scottish water does the same thing, I'd be torn between the two!

[@sandralimones3437]

I wish... It gets up to 110 (43) degrees just about every day here in S.W. Texas.

[@aaronupton4584]

That's Autumn weather in Mississippi. I wish 87 F was as bad as it got..

[@ClementineTangerine]

Already miss Scotland... so much!

[@HeatherMarMal]

I'm lucky I live in a place with good tap water, but I'm awful for not drinking enough water. I really should pay more attention to that. We had a similar heat wave here, too! I loved it but sometimes it's a bit much

[@lucygambrill6498]

I can understand how it would feel so hot if you are not climatized to that type of weather. I totally understand as I went to UK where it was freezing and when I came home to Australia it was 21 degrees and I found that so hot yet my family is wearing big jumpers and coats.

[@shlibbermacshlibber4106]

Shhhh, dont let Boris know about the water, he's got lots of tankers, that's all I'm saying🤫

[@courtneybowman4379]

Your photography is always so beautiful. You really have a great eye for it! Great job. Can't wait for the next one. When are you coming back to the U.S.?

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[@dreamweaver1603]

You’ve felt hotter temperatures than that when you came to Texas and Florida on your trip. We are set up for the heat inside, but unlike you our heat doesn’t go away in the shade or at night.

[@davidmccandless8265]

Hi Shaun david here a Scot living in London I love your vlog as usual and thank you for sharing it David

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[@jonahbroam1040]

It was 43 celsius or 110 Fahrenheit in South Carolina