Silent Hiking the Isle of Skye, Scotland

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ABOUT THE HIKE
In May 2022 I solo hiked the Skye Trail on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. On this thru hike from the northern tip of the island south I encountered some of the worst weather I've ever had on a hike with days of rain and extreme wind. Just how I imagined Scotland to be. (;
I started my hike at the red phone booth at Duntulm and hiked north to the bothy (wilderness hut) Rubha Hunish. I followed the cliffs south towards Flodigarry where I cut my day short when I spotted the perfect camp spot on top of a 50m high cliff above the ocean. From Flodigarry I went into the Quiraing passing by The Needle and then climbed the Trotternish Ridge. I followed the 30km ridge south in some of the worst weather I've ever had on a hike. Passing by the old man of Storr I made my way to Portree for a night indoors.
The final 3 stages I went into the Cuillin hills via Glen Sligachan. I diverted from the 'official' Skye Trail by passing over the Black Cuillins to the majestic Loch Coruisk. I made my way along the coast merging with the official trail again at Camasunary bay. The last day I hiked the elevated trail to Elgol and the coastal section from Torrin to Broadford via the ruins of the Suisnish and Boreraig villages.
Full itinerary on harmenhoek.com/,
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This is an ambient film without dialog.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:11 Day 1 - Camping on the cliffs
4:40 Day 2 - The Trotternish Ridge
10:16 Day 3 - Rain, Storr and Portree
12:28 Day 4 - Into the Cuillin mountains
14:32 Day 5 - River crossing to the bothi
18:37 Day 6 - Sun at last to Broadford
22:32 Outro with photos
#scotland #isleofskye #solohiking #hiking #solocamping #silentfilm #cuillinhills #trotternishridge

[@HarmenHoek]

This one was a tough one to make! The weather was the worst I've ever had during a hike. Day after day soaked to the bone (with the head wind rain clothing only helped for the first few hours) hiking on the soggy moorlands was already difficult by itself. Not to mention making a film in these conditions: lenses fogging up, water in the camera, buttons not working anymore and salt on the sensor. But that is the reality of making films like these, nothing is scripted, you never know what shot might be around the corner, or what the weather will do. But that same unpredictability drives creativity and hopefully prevents me from getting into an easy-to-shoot-film-habit. But I hope I managed to show some of the real Scottish weather. (; The island isn't as remote and wild of a place I'm usually hiking. I found myself on trails and in sight of houses many times. This made me perhaps underestimate how harsh and tricky nature can be, even though I was within hours of civilization. The detour to Loch Coruisk (day 4) was especially tricky. I hoped to get to the bothi there. With 200 meters to go, completely soaked and cold, the creek I had to cross had turned into a wild river with no way to cross. It's a strange feeling I've only experienced once before in my life. That feeling of seeing your plans fall apart in front of you, a moment you're not willing to accept, because the alternative is ten times worse. The moment you honestly don't have a good answer for the question: 'what now?'. Luckily I brought my tent, which I managed to pitch despite the wind and rain, with only a dry down jacket, t-shirt and sleeping bag left. That night was the most uncomfortable night I've ever had in a tent. Rain and strong winds all night, with wind gusts pushing my tent down towards me. I didn't get any real sleep at all, kept awake by the rain and the fear my tent would rip. (Full story on harmenhoek.com) Anyway, another great adventure with some valuable lessons. On to the next one!

[@alexarna]

Another amazing video! I just did the Skye Trail at the end of May and had the same experience weather wise as you. It was still absolutely stunning though and I loved it. You’re right though about the underestimating the difficulty due to the lack of actual wilderness. I’m amazed you managed to get the footage you did - my camera stopped working three times before I just went to the iPhone due water ingress - even in a case and waterproof bag! Anyway - I’m a massive fan of your work and can’t wait to see where you get you next!

[@NeonsStyleHD]

Next time bring an Umbrella. Would've made that bit more enjoyable for you, and not weigh much. :) Thanks for the trip. LOnger videos are better. This was too short, but I can see why.

[@HarmenHoek]

@@alexarna Awesome! Did you do all stages? I'm surprised my camera held up so well. It sure was a struggle to keep rolling.

[@HarmenHoek]

@@NeonsStyleHD With those winds I wonder how long that umbrella would have lasted ... Perhaps a long poncho next time

[@bwmxyz]

Love your videos Harmen. Every time I watch I think "I'd love to do this" but luckily you add comments like this to bring me back to reality! Keep up the great work.

[@VandrefalkTV]

This isn't just a "hiking video", this is a work of art. Jesus. Most channels can't compete with this in terms of cinematography and editing. Well done! Cheers from Norway

[@HarmenHoek]

Haha, thanks for the comment. (:

[@sfinnera1]

I know right and the focus pull at 8:29 lol gold

[@megadethly]

@@sfinnera1 Yea how was that achieved by the way (for a layman such as myself)?

[@phitslasa]

Only Drew Simms can match this work of art and I hate comparing these two.

[@Angelannie2017]

Everyday i watch your video

[@TonyHaydenOnTheTrail]

I am beyond impressed with the work you put into each shot. The anxiety and awe I feel as you disappear over a hilltop, knowing that you have to come back for the camera and climb that hill again, or skirt that cliff in the dark. The gratitude I feel is real. Your quality is unmatched and sets the highest standard for all of us. You are destined for great things, sir.

[@HarmenHoek]

Thanks a lot! Your comment put a smile on my face (:

[@opotopo1]

Brilliant as ever. I once asked a local on Skye how much it rained. Their answer was - 'it only rains 80% of the time'. Awesome place.

[@denispudovkin6109]

Accidentally came across this video to distract from air strikes. And here at 21:13 I see the flag of Ukraine. 🇺🇦 Thank you Scotland for your support! A country of incredible beauty! Thanks to the author of the video.

[@HarmenHoek]

He man, glad you noticed. Send me a DM on Instagram if you ever need a chat. All the best!

[@AndreiBerezin]

Они ничего не знают о ситуации. Грош цена такой поддержке

[@giespel68]

@@AndreiBerezin agreed. Most people will believe anything their telly tells them

[@chrissyb.1534]

Thank you for taking all these extra miles for taking us with you!

[@rebecca_jean]

Beautiful hike. Wretched weather. Thank you for enduring so we may enjoy this work of art.

[@rhonaliddle1771]

this is deeply moving! it epitomises being alone with nature!!!!

[@momartinez6109]

This man living his best life!!!!

[@HarmenHoek]

“The interesting thing about being alive is that you’re all in. This life is going to kill you. I think you should play the most magnificent game that you can, while you’re waiting for death, because do you have anything better to do?”

[@aleqtu]

Harmen It's the GOAT of Hiking Videos. Thank you sir for this kind of content.

[@HarmenHoek]

Maaaaaaa 🐐

[@williamhawkins62]

and yet you induce a sublime energy that feels simplistic yet weighs heavily at the same time. great meditative palettes of perfection.

[@aldrinmarang447]

1:14 It's incredible how you convinced the driver to do this shot.

[@HarmenHoek]

Haha, I like that shot too. Just a very very friendly local, who was just as, if not more, excited about doing this then me (;

[@WhiteErFox]

There was never any traveling video on KZbin that made me calm down so much as this one. Amazing shots, great selection of music... Thank you for making this. I'll rewatch this one again, especially with the background information you added in the comments section.

[@vadiminthewild]

Outstanding film. I appreciate your efforts.😉👌

[@HarmenHoek]

Thank you!

[@emarekica]

I have never felt so cozy watching such harsh conditions. The unobtrusive music, slow shots, details, patterns, colors like I'm right there watching it with my bare eyes... Nothing is more dramatic than it intrinsically is. Thank you for the effort put to create this. You've fed my soul.

[@bananaspetrocks6698]

Wow. Really and truly one of the most beautiful places you've been to. Reminds me a lot of Kwa Zulu Natal of South Africa. Thank you Harmen so much for bringing back the awareness of such peace and beauty in this crazy world of ours.

[@joshf1etcher]

it doesn’t call for an explanation when I say you have the best channel on KZbin. the graphics, shots, music on your videos are absolutely perfect. I watch your videos all the time to get relief from the stress of my life. I don’t pay for subscriptions to any television streaming services, but this alone would have me doing differently if it were exclusive to something like that. just incredible.

[@annecramb2297]

Well said. This is so true and articulates exactly what so many viewers feel about Harman’s work and his talent.

[@ervinslens]

You're a very talented filmmaker, the scenes in this video are spectacular! And the music choices make this so relaxing to watch. Great job!

[@HarmenHoek]

Thank you very much!

[@BrentHall]

Sweet mother of epic hikes that was incredible!

[@HarmenHoek]

Haha thanks

[@CrystalClearConsciousness]

Hi Harmen, I am working my way through all your videos (oldest to newest). As I live in a place called the Sunshine Coast in Queensland Australia, this video showed the stark reality of how people used to (still do) live in some crazy places, and the weather! I lived in England for about 10 years then moved to New Zealand and lived there for 28 years (beautiful place, like most of European scenery stuffed into a small place) but toooooo cold, but not as desolate looking as the Isle of Skye!. Now in mid tropical temperatures for over 20 years (too hot in Summer though, humidity in the 90's C all day and night) so this video hit home by your exceptional creativity and skill to capture the places you go (the feeling of isolation and cold!). Thanks for living 'The Life' to appreciate Nature so we can be thankful too. Kindest Regards.

[@senji70]

wonderful !! great shots, amazing places, very very great film. Congratulations and thanks

[@HarmenHoek]

Many thanks!

[@andreimike3217]

Man, all your creations are masterpieces. I reached your KZbin channel, watching 7 days Alone in Yosemite Backcountry. Everything you do is incredible. I realize how difficult it is to make such films. A titanic, hard work, but with amazing results. Then I found your Instagram profile. Incredible, how beautifully you reproduce through photos and posts everything you do. Much appreciation.

[@HarmenHoek]

Thank you, Andrei! Appreciate you take the time to let me know. (:

[@johngray8606]

Many thanks for the video, I'm an ex- resident of Broadford. I now live with my wife,Susana ( Argentina) in Córdoba. You brought back memories for me. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@akshaykumarbade]

Wow !!! Scotland😍. Its going to be wonderful !!!!!!!!!

[@HarmenHoek]

Hope so!

[@philipbarrett3151]

This is an incredible piece of storytelling and cinematography. We're well used to seeing Skye in the media, both amateur & professional, but rarely done so beautifully.

[@HarmenHoek]

Appreciate it, thanks (:

[@passionfruittravel]

You would never have guessed that this was so tough to make. The images you captured are gorgeous.

[@HarmenHoek]

Haha, yea it was quite a challenge. Thanks!

[@markusapparatus]

Superbly put together sir! A cracking wee film on what is undoubtedly the best trail on Scotland 👏👏👏👏👏

[@emanuelmarmet]

Amazing. Thank you for sharing yours videos.

[@HarmenHoek]

Glad you like them!

[@frankdegreve3325]

Another beautiful hike that you managed to capture in this fantastic movie! Respect Harmen to create such a masterpiece in these harsh conditions!

[@HarmenHoek]

Thank you Frank!

[@joelbyrne]

The commitment and fortitude to document such a staggeringly beautiful experience while being at the disposal of such brutal conditions makes my heart burst. What a truly beautiful video. Thank you so much for this 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@vincentsouchaud1445]

Great news! I can't wait!

[@HarmenHoek]

Sweet!

[@robertsmallwoodjr7640]

Hello from America! This has to be one of the greatest videos I've seen yet on YT. One of my biggest peeves with hiking/outdoor pursuit videos is the constant barrage of music or social media type attention seeking gestures, and other things that I feel strongly take away from the whole point of being out in it. The music was score music, that doesn't at all take away from what we're watching and actually very much adds to it. You let mother nature take a front seat, and let your expressions just flow. Brilliant and thank you for sharing! Oh, and what a beautiful, beautiful land...

[@justinpeter2584]

Magnificent film Harmen! The contrasts you captured were stunning! Smooth and rough. Hostile and serene. The first campsite was fantastic! Exactly where I would want to wake up and brew a hot cup of joe. The time lapse of the clouds passing here were among your best images. Also loved to beauty of the town in the middle of the piece. I wanted to transition from my coffee to a glass of Talisker but it’s too early for that in my world! So glad I heard some pipes in there as well. Brilliant work, please keep them coming!

[@HarmenHoek]

Thank you Justin! I felt like I really had to show that little town, it was such a part of this hike, and it's a beautiful town indeed. Haha, well the only option then is to wait till tonight and watch it again with some Talisker. (; Thanks for the comment

[@isabelladavis1363]

Beyond epic… your passion for the land is inspiring and the presentation award winning … thank you for going above and beyond and sharing such true wild beauty… stay blessed stay safe in this stunning wilderness

[@hikesome]

Wow, what a beautiful challenge! Intro shots are epic as always just like the whole film. Haha, you don't know how I celebrate if you upload a new video - Always getting some beer, chips and popcorn ready, if I am not outside of course ;) Another beautiful piece of work Harmen. Harsh weather conditions are always a good condition for great content! Stay safe out there and Happy trails, Mario

[@HarmenHoek]

Ah Mario, nice to read a comment of you again! Great way to watch it for sure! Enjoy the outdoors and thanks, I apppreciate it.

[@leagardiner9444]

Wow Gorgeous. Love, love, love Scotland. One of my most memorable places on our beautiful Planet Earth ❤️❤️❤️

[@irmao_do_jorel162]

Hi. First I want to thank you for the excellent video/film. The images of this place are beautiful, and the music complements the scenes, this is artistic composition, you are a Harmen artist! I love this type of video, and yours are different I can't explain it very well, but your videos/films convey a very good energy. Looking forward to the next chapter 🙌🏼

[@HarmenHoek]

Thank you very much!

[@javadsoli2974]

Every shot , every video is a new surprise for me , I'm learning so much from your film making method, your difference is that you not trying to get easy shots and that makes you special and wonderful, keep up the great work man ❤️💫

[@HarmenHoek]

Happy to hear that. (: When I’m out filming I always say to myself: ‘rather 1 high-effort shot than 5 easy ones’

[@andyw5342]

as per usual....amazingly breathtaking. the music on this one i especially enjoy. can imagine the difficulties faced with the nasty weather as i just hiked the brecon beacons and it was raining, hailing with strong winds but only for a day hike. this hike of your's look a 1000 times worse. glad you made it through. happy to see the big agnes copper spur holding up well in those conditions as i just ordered one for myself. keep hiking harmen!!! waiting and ready for your next adventure!

[@HarmenHoek]

Nasty conditions prepare you for the next adventure, and test your gear. It's a great tent really, have fun!

[@RodicaAWorld]

....so eerie....thank you for showing us this land of wonderful skies and dreadful weather. ❤

[@JL-yh7ve]

Through difficulties to the stars - you made it again. Beautiful :)

[@HarmenHoek]

Many thanks!

[@MehdiMirian]

Amazing to see that every single shot is well thought out even though the weather was like that. Another amazing production of your amazing hike. Bravo Harmen!

[@HarmenHoek]

I'm glad you noticed. (: Thanks a loT

[@SpotGoes]

Your cinematography and editing skills are on point! It feels like I'm right there with you on this hike. Great work!

[@paulkenneally789]

Stunning camerawork and the experience of a lifetime.. beautiful scenery, shabby weather,solitude and tasty fish and chips… That is the lifestyle.

[@HarmenHoek]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@adamb6043]

Great film. Again! You are really talented Artist. Not just because your films are technically awesome, but mainly because those scenes in pair with perfectly matched music transfer bunch of emotions from the screen to viewers minds. Thank you for that!

[@HarmenHoek]

Thank you Adam for your comment. (:

[@outsidewithmike]

You really went all out for some of those shots. I'm an amateur/novice with my fishing videos but I know the effort it takes. That drone shot on the cliff...wow. Finally a creative use of a drone! Just found your videos tonight.Very very impresed!

[@HarmenHoek]

Much appreciated! Glad you noticed. Thanks

[@GoingTheWholeHogg]

Fantastic film, so beautifully crafted. The attention to detail and composition in every shot is wonderful, especially in challenging conditions. My favourite silent hiking film I've watched in ages. Off to check out more of your work! Cheers, Kim

[@Andreussita]

You're incredible! Thank you for your beautiful films. I love them!

[@user-vh1sh1xl5k]

Great camera work, thank you Harmen! Glory to the Creator of the Isle of Skye!

[@HarmenHoek]

Thank you kindly

[@MandyMichels]

I'm so glad I found your channel! Fantastic content. Your shots are full of intention, well composed, and exposed properly. I also really appreciate the movement in some shots - subtle and not over done. I look forward to seeing more films from you!

[@HarmenHoek]

Thank you for letting me know (: Makes me happy

[@gordonmculloch4904]

Great camera and editing work. Absolutely stunning scenery. 👍

[@HarmenHoek]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@shizzzxd]

A video like this makes me realize how thankful I am to be alive to witness this. Hopefully one day I can personally experience this.

[@bqrre]

I have a lot of stress and anxiety sometimes, watching your videos really calms the pressure on the chest. Reminding me that life is really beautiful. Thanks

[@chanthalong4442]

Wow, I can’t wait to see your amazing adventure 😍

[@HarmenHoek]

Thanks (:

[@tarryburn3064]

Amazing. I love Skye and you captured it brilliantly. Such hard work to create that story. Much appreciation from Glasgow.

[@HarmenHoek]

Many thanks!

[@dianelevy419]

So beautiful…thank you for taking me along. I especially appreciated the lack of a commentary.

[@filipdziegielewski4742]

A very enjoyable movie. Those 20 minutes passed very quickly. Professional documentaries would not be ashamed of such shots

[@Eyex97]

This was the most beautiful thing I have ever experienced in my life, period. The views, the cinematography, the music, the composition, the post processing - this is the same as I would make it (if I could). Skye is my favorite destination too. Thank you so much for this!

[@HarmenHoek]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@showmescotland6268]

Absolutely incredible work as always! I know Scotland can be a harsh place to hike if the weather isn't on your side but you've done an incredible job of showing the beauty of Skye with the reality of the weather! Outstanding film! Next time I'll buy you that beer!

[@HarmenHoek]

I'll keep you to that! 🍻

[@Querain]

So beautiful! Thank you.

[@chriswillson99]

Wow! Just wow! Amazing stuff, so beautifully shot and edited. Love the concept of stripping back from the usual busy, narrated, samey samey hiking vids. Keeps it pure to the solitude and peace of solo wild camping. Bravo!

[@sharondavis8003]

Fantastic trip! Weather may have been rough but your capturing the true Isle of Skye was spot on. WOW to that first tent spot! Put me in one of those first white homes with the cute little lamb 🐑 on the coast. GREAT JOB! 🙋🏼‍♀️🇺🇸👍🏻

[@HarmenHoek]

Thanks a lot! Yeah, those houses at Elgol are pretty! I'll take one too

[@paularuotsalainen979]

Thank you for this splendid video! I appreciate very much all the hard work you have done to produce the material: the long distances (or elevation differences) to fetch your camera, pushing through those wet winds and bogs, wading over deep streams etc. The drone sequences are spectacular! Experience from my own hikes has been that those toughest ones give you confidence to survive future challanges. I'm looking forward to see your next cinematographic masterpiece, Harmen 😊

[@HarmenHoek]

Ah, seems like you know a thing or two about hiking. These hikes indeed prepare me for future challenges. And the more you suffer, the more you remember. ('; Thanks!

[@StevenvonBriesen]

Flipping awesome! Thank you!

[@Ave_Musica]

Incredible! Well done.

[@DarkShadowAy]

Can we all just take a moment to appreciate our guy crossed the river multiple times in underwear just to get a shot!

[@HarmenHoek]

THANK YOU. That water was COLD

[@SemteVruchte]

Can't wait for this one! I'm planning to go for a 2 week hike in Scotland in 2 months. Let's get to 40k subs

[@HarmenHoek]

Awesome! Where are you going?

[@SemteVruchte]

@@HarmenHoek Isle of Skye mainly :)

[@nebnatz5688]

This was beautiful. Thank you!

[@hillandglen1370]

Brilliant wee video, what an adventure!

[@dooterbang]

Hi Harmen, I moved to Skye (I live in Broadford) from Glasgow over 3 years ago, it's a wondeful diverse island. You'll be glad you didn't start in June as you would've seen over 200 runners (myself included) running the Trotternisg Ridge Race! The week after that the Skye Half Marathon took place from Portree with 600 runners, a race you probably would've won :). I read your report (says you started in Feb 24th); the section from Portree to Sligachan is realy nice, theres Braes beach, Ben Tianavaig Hill and great views to Raasay. Unlucky with the weather at Loch Coriusk!! It's a beautiful area and one of my favourite walks on Skye, I always include Sgurr na Stri ( here's what it looks like on a good day with Bad Step bypass & easy river crossings - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWWQiaaje95rj5Y ). Your videos are just awesome, can't wait to see this one go live :) I passed on your Drakensberg video to a couple of South Africans who live nearby. Try the Cape Wrath Trail if you visit Scotland again, it's more remote. Cheers, Paul.

[@HarmenHoek]

Wow, didn't know there was a race over the ridge! How cool. I might be back some day ... Ah, all I read about that section between Portree and Sligachan was that it was boring and a lot of vacation homes. Good to know, thanks! And great video! Amazing how different that area looks in good weather. That cyan ocean, the distant views ... Reason to come back to the Cuillins some day (my favorite part of the island)! Thanks for the comment! (:

[@dooterbang]

@@HarmenHoek Superb video! I notice lots of new shots/angles, they work well. The drone shot of your first camp is sensational. The Trotternish Race; in bad conditions runners end up 6 miles off course, you experienced how easy it is to do that. Looking forward to more videos and adventures. Cheers, Paul.

[@oltov]

Incredible hike, as always. I was surprised and proud to see Ukrainian flag there. Thank you, Harmen.

[@HarmenHoek]

Happy to hear! Thank

[@cibablea]

Phenomenal. Thanks so much for bringing these visions to our lives.

[@almostbrisibodiaries]

The part at the start where the bus driver wishes you a good trip. . . so sweet! :)

[@Prashant.Khapane]

Just finished rewatching this, Harmen. Having done this route I know how hard it is due to changing weather. Did you also carry a slider of some sorts or are those post production effects?

[@HarmenHoek]

Thanks! Yes, I bring a slider. See harmenhoek.com/gear.

[@williamhakim4337]

absolutely magnificent! just what I needed to see after a long day :)

[@boolay75]

Spectacular. Great work!

[@paulevans1139]

Wow, wow, wow. You are definitely the number one hiking filmmaker, even in horrible weather, keep them coming 👌👌👍👍👏👏

[@HarmenHoek]

Thanks, will do!

[@p1pepper]

Incredible amount of work . So good !

[@vladpaly4640]

Amazing video. Thank you so much for sharing

[@theurbanalgorithm]

Wild terrain!!! Very inspiring.

[@mikesamo4373]

Stunning, amazing footage.

[@peterknowles3198]

Thank you doing what you do. What an exceptional film

[@kevinw7044]

Fantastic video. So relaxing to watch.

[@AspenandEmery]

Absolutely inspiring work! Were excited to see your next adventure

[@kubawarsz6550]

Thank you! You have made my dreams a little closer to me. Very inspiring movie. I keep my fingers crossed for you.

[@debbiesartofliving]

What an amazing beautiful video! Thank you for making and sharing it!

[@AlhiXD]

Thank you for this beautiful video.

[@BrieU2]

Beautiful!

[@christopherwarren4719]

Gorgeous. Great job.

[@richardmann3149]

Nice video, brings back memories of when I was stuck in that bothi for 3 days during a storm.

[@chanmichael3239]

I was healed.Thank you for your hiking ❤

[@vietotu3937]

seriously breath taking, I had goosebump sometimes

[@Rohit9o]

I've discovered your channel today. Guess i'll be binge watching all your videos. Great work. Helps me clam down. Please dont stop making these videos.

[@HarmenHoek]

Haha that's awesome to hear, thanks. I'm just getting started ...

[@Machmartino123]

Super beautiful, thank you

[@kforest2745]

Lovin the hike and scenery what a perfect landscape to practice mobility

[@anthonysmithyman372]

I've done the skye trail...in the clag! Thanks for this video, its brilliant.

[@mikeygibb1]

Beautiful video mate! Awesome 👍🏻😎

[@ssullivan2576]

This was lovely, and just what I needed :) Thank you for the time you put into making this beautiful video!

[@artoftosia]

I saw one of your videos the other day, clicked on it, fell ABSOLUTELY IN LOVE with it- and in love with your channel- especially after finding out that you’ve also camped in Scotland!!! The land where I grew up in and that I miss so so much after moving to Poland. Ahhh how great. Time for a 5 hour bingewatch 😌 (you are absolutely awesome and so inspiring dude, never stop doing this stuff)

[@wongjohnny5310]

Thanks for bring us that astonishing, stunning and beautiful view. A very great video!

[@alieneiasillo7148]

I love your videos thank you again for allowing us to join you on your adventures 😊