This is what life is like for a weekend YouTube travel creator :) 36 hours with Steve...

[@kattraxx1]

I'm so envious of your public transit over in Europe and especially in the UK. The last time I rode an actual train was way back when I was a little girl. There are no trains close to us nor are there buses anymore. I watch your videos because I'm living vicariously through them. Thank you.

[@johnledingham852]

One of your best videos Steve. No, your BEST. You let your creative juices flow in your producer's cap. You had me chortling and chuckling and laughing out loud old mate. Your time line that included you in the steamy shower, and as you tossed and turned through the night. I was really amused by the bagpipe practice room on the train. When I was a lad, seventy years ago, Dad used to practice the pipes as I tried to get to sleep. That little kitten you befriended was a wee sweetie too. Thank you so much for good entertainment. Keep it coming!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks a lot John, I remember this trip well and how much I enjoyed filming it. I really need to do some more like this

[@boabsta]

As a train guard I can honestly say NEVER USE TRAINLINE for buying tickets. Almost all the problems we get on train are from trainline. Double booking, wrong advice and even selling tickets for trains that no longer run. That plus their less than useless customer service. Never use Trainline. Always use the company on who's trains you will be travelling.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much for the tip!

[@hcjkruse]

made the mistake once to use trainline. After that I booked a package deal with Stenaline. Only getting through the gates at Liverpool Street station can sometimes be a nuisance as some guards don't consider the Stenaline ticket valid until they made a phone call. A QR to open and close the gates would be nice.

[@lukehoneythunder]

Aye plus Trainline charge a fee.

[@antifugazi]

Trainline has virtually no customer service

[@johnlawrence2757]

Never had any problem with Trainline. Good for booking in advance easy website to navigate plus good estimate of prices and times . Solve all my booking problems PLUS they notify you if you are entitled to delay compensation which is more than the train companies do

[@mikerohlich160]

Steve , please keep making this Videos , I like the Way how YOU and YOUR GIRLFRIEND present such a beautiful Country in such welcoming and inviting Way. Thank you two , Mike

[@deadiemeyers1661]

You produce good "up close and personal" travel content, combined with fine editing. So, here I am, a plump little grandmother on the other side Planet Earth, following you on your "wee adventures," and smiling through the whole video. Many thanks! :-)

[@steve-marsh]

Aww thanks so much! It's lovely to have viewers all over the world, makes this all very worthwhile :)

[@rawlyroo5975]

This video footage was beautifully edited

[@derekjohnson8859]

Fabulous 36 hours Steve. Thanks for the invite. Enjoyed the journey. You never fail to make it interesting. Best wishes to you and Alicja

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Derek!

[@sandrader2889]

Respect Steve, for all the hours you make to show us all the beautiful places!

[@derekgroves1374]

The KZbin algorithm popped up an older video, & I did not expect to see you get off a bus at the stop I'd use to visit my folks! Seeing Ardersier, the village I grew up in, on KZbin is slightly surreal to put it mildly!

[@katesterly547]

What a wonderful trip. I am absolutely exhausted and I didn't do anything but sit on my tushie and watch you work. Thank you for all you do to make these wonderful videos for our entertainment and education. Stay well, be safe, love from Texas.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks sooo much Kate!!! It was fun to make, but even better to get lovely comments like yours :)

[@mstrdiver]

@@steve-marsh Steve - Please stay safe and healthy while doing us this travel blog service. I hope my Scottish makes sense. Steve - Feuch an cùm thu sàbhailte agus fallain fhad ‘s a nì thu an t-seirbheis blog siubhail seo dhuinn. Tha mi an dòchas gu bheil m ’Albannach a’ dèanamh ciall.

[@dougzirkle5951]

You certainly live life in the fast lane, at times! The map at the end depicted the scope of your whirlwind journey - very well done. Relatives on my mom’s side were from here: Guthrie Castle, Guthrie, Forfar, Angus, DD8 2TP I was too young to visit before it left our family, but I’m happy it’s being used & enjoyed. Cheers, Steve!

[@steve-marsh]

Wow, that's so cool! I need to head past there next time I'm up that way!

[@dougzirkle5951]

@@steve-marsh I’ve had a strong draw to Scotland most of my life, especially after learning the connection between clan Guthrie and Robert The Bruce. Then learned that my great, great, great uncle Guthrie was asked to go to France and bring back William Wallace. Hope you know, not being boastful, just very proud to be a distant kin. I hope you get by the castle…you know I’ll be watching!

[@bjoeljones]

Good on you for reaching 20K subscribers, Steve. Braw way of spending a weekend. Loved seeing the carved wooden figures. And also the 'Bagpiper Practice Room' on the train, which one does not ordinarily see on a train. Happy Belated Birthday. Slàinte Mhath.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! It was a very enjoyable trip :)

[@legionnairegonk4425]

Congratulations on the forthcoming 20k subs Steve. Very well deserved. I can remember when you were

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! Yes, I remember you as a 'founding member' :D Thanks so much for all the support and here's to more adventures! All the best to you!

[@chriswilson728]

As I say time & time again , you treasure each member & you take time out to reply to them all by a comment , many dont , with each trip you go on , your commentary is out this world because if didnt I would have no idea & final the research on each place you go , you can see you do your homework , looking forward to what's in store for the future

[@cathiecollins7320]

Wow, watching all of your old vids, all while on a treadmill..American expat watching from Saudi Arabia. Thanks for saving my sanity. Steve, marry that girl, she's a gem! Love the chemistry you two have!❤

[@DaveyPalmer1]

Quality that Steve. Loved the phone box bit! 😅 How many airports have you got left to tick off? Looking forward to seeing them. You'll crash through 20k subs in no time. We'll deserved 👏👏👏👏

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers mate! Oh, many airports still o go - very early in this challenge, but I'll be taking you to every one hopefully! :)

[@RogEdwardsTV]

Love the variety of modes of transport in this video - a mini-epic journey on your own doorstep! 🍺

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Roger - and not an angry station employee in sight :)

[@thebairdMi]

so big fan! As an content creator who is on the journey I want to say thanks for your content. I watched an older video and it was cool to see how far you have come as a story teller. I just wanted to mention it for someone who someday flies closer to the sun for my limited skills. Keep up the great content.

[@thebairdMi]

Just small fish wishing a bigger fish to continue to inspire others.

[@MrJoffster]

What a absolutely stunning journey we'll worth the hours you put in Steve and can I say a massive thank you for putting keans name in the credits you have definitely made his year by doing that he was so shocked to see his name and was running around shouting thank you uncle Steve unfortunately our trip to your fair land in a couple of days has had to be cancelled due to me being rushed to hospital with a burst appendix I'm slowly on the mend and we are hoping to reschedule the trip later in the year thank you again from me and especially kean keep up the good work and stay safe best wishes from joff and kean

[@steve-marsh]

Oh Joff! I'm so sorry to hear it, hope you are well on the mend now! And I really appreciate all your support! Kean - I hope you're having a lovely weekend! More videos soon I promise, a wee delay due to a broken computer.

[@LornaCroucher]

Another interesting video . Thankyou

[@LornaCroucher]

❤

[@marlenehazlehurst8666]

Absolutely beautiful series on videos by an amazing photographer. Thank you Jimmy for taking time on your hols to do this....

[@hollygrovejournals7491]

Oh Steve, this was such a well put together video, I loved it, thanks for taking us along with you, congratulations on reaching 20 thousand subs, if this video is anything to go by you’ll double that number in no time 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Jane! :)

[@caveben]

The phone box transition had me laughing out loud 👍😂

[@wdh47211]

One of your best ones yet.....thanks so much for sharing with us. Cheers from Orlando FL

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers mate! It was a lot of fun but oh so tiring!!!

[@tsr207]

Always willing to try a different approach - and this worked - many of the other video blogs give the impression that it is easy to do these. In reality they are not - pre- planning (despite what you said) shows ! and makes the experience a pleasurable experience. - keep up the good work Steve !

[@FrankTaylor74]

Def agree, this worked!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much guys, I had no idea at the time if this would make a video or not

[@elanne7632]

Thanks so much Steve for such an interesting trip to various places, places I've never been to and never will. Too far away and too old. It's great to see what these places look like and get the feel of them through your eyes. Also love your sense of humour which you add to the vids.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! An absolute pleasure, thanks for coming along on the adventures :)

[@hcjkruse]

Never keep the Stenaline tickets near the magnet of your phone cover. And yes they sometimes don't work. Annoying when you are tired. Fun to see the ferry to Belfast looks like a modernised version of the one between Hook of Holland and Harwich.

[@TriciaBute]

My Uncle was born in Ardesier, it was lovely to see it again, as only been there once before, albeit very briefly. My Grandfather was in the Seaforth Highlanders, stationed at Fort George and my Grandmother and my Dad and eventually my Uncle, lived in the married quarters at the barracks (long since demolished). Thanks for a very interesting vlog x

[@steve-marsh]

So glad to bring you something close to you family!

[@noahcount7132]

The entire video was enjoyable, Steve, but I REALLY loved seeing the many-times-life-size carved wooden reproduction of one of the Lewis chessmen in the Stornoway airport terminal upon your arrival. 👍

[@karenmahaffey1473]

Agree! What a clever, enthusiastic, and generous travel report on this remarkable trip! Wow. My list of must-see towns and places in Scotland has just grown again. Love the filming and the music too. Well done, Steve. You may never know how much joy you bring to us with these videos. It almost seems like you are traveling for all of us, especially during these strange times. Take good care of yourself, and carry on!

[@steve-marsh]

Thank you SO much Karen, that was lovely to read and gives me all the motivation I need for future trips!

[@lauraautry6992]

I always enjoy following you on your journeys 🤗

[@markfinn0]

I loved your stopover in Stornoway....on a Sunday. 15 or 20 years ago I was there on a tour in the Outer Hebrides - our hotel restaurant was the only eating place open in town on a Sunday. And of course the ferries didn't run. (I think they are 7 days a week now).

[@MarcGlen-Scott]

Thoroughly enjoyed your ‘Grand Day Out’! Thanks Steve and congrats on the 20K subscribers.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Marc! So chuffed to get to 20k!

[@chrisweir762]

My grandparents lived in Ardersier, so I spent a good bit of my childhood on that beach :) Great video Steve👍

[@steve-marsh]

So glad to bring you somewhere so recognisable!

[@CanuckJim]

That was an adventure and my feet are very happy it was yours instead of mine! 20k subs and that patreon list is getting NICE and LONG. Love it.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers mate! The edit was even more exhausting :D

[@brianemment1156]

Thanks Steve, I am a recent transferee from over the border and your videos have opened my eyes to this great country. I’m glad I now live in Stirling as it seems a good starting point for many trips I shall plan now and roll on the spring / summer for the adventures to begin. Love the way in this vid you have used a variety of transport 👍

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Brian! Many more adventures planned for 2022, I hope for you too! :)

[@anfieldrd1892]

That was some trip Steve.many thanks for all your hard work putting this trip together.I was knackered just watching stay safe,

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers! The edit was even more exhausting than the travel :)

[@simonwhitlock9189]

Hi Steve and I trust you and yours are well and that you had a great birthday, Yet again it is another wonderful journey with sights to behold and thoroughly entertaining thanks for taking us all along. Take care of yourself and I am already looking forward to your next video. Cheers.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Simon!

[@janetturner7489]

Now Steve, we all know now that you're a big softie, with that moggie. I saw a taxi when you were making your way down to Stornoway Harbour. It was going in the opposite direction. So you "did" some more airports, and you looked like you had fun. Thanks for sharing ☺️🍺🍺🍺🍺🍷🍷

[@steve-marsh]

Haha yes, but the taxis operating were all advance booking only :( It was a lot of fun and a little different, but back to normal for the next one I think :)

[@ajayjackson7727]

Blimey hah this was a really interesting video, very enjoyable journeys plus loved that big house in Stornoway, it was beautiful and it defo looked like an LA, I'm really liking your videos, great channel 👍

[@hjkroeze]

Again enjoyed it very much Steve. Thanks for this very nice birthday present. 😊

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Henk!

[@ScottishT]

Great video and that electric bus in Dundee was something else. Barely heard it moving.👍

[@philquadra]

You certainly put in a lot more effort and hours than I thought. Seeing all the details of your journey was very interesting! I had to laugh at 6:49 Congratulations on 20K subscribers.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers for helping me get there Philip! The edit of this one was even more exhausting than the travel!

[@jimbalshaw7347]

What a great 30mins watching you 36 hour trip very interesting and as always very enjoyable thanks

[@steve-marsh]

Glad you enjoyed it Jim! Should really have made it a 36 min video!

[@alicja4139]

Busy weekend!🚌🚃🚌✈️🚃

[@vlogsvlog531]

You should have joined the main man 👍😊

[@gavinhind5521]

No jolly for you I see!! Shame.

[@thatfenderbloke]

We do enjoy your videos, the work you put in to producing interesting content is appreciated Steve. By the way Judith Chalmers had it easy and got her money for nowt

[@MicheleAbrahams-Edley]

Loving this. We once drove on to Skye in our camper van 'Clarice'. When we got to the Bridge of Skye we saw we had 1.30h to get to Uig to get a ferry to Tarbert in Harris. We didn't appreciate how big and, well hilly and wyndie Skye was and we made it with seconds to spare. on the Sunday we went to Stornoway and of course it was closed. We'll have to go there again. On the way back we went to Portree and had a proper night out in hte Cally club watching a local band.

[@bmofano]

what a legend mr marsh sr is

[@alepablopr]

Watched entirely. Great vid!!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! :)

[@dpvisser]

What a great trip! seeing some familiar places again brought a smile to my face. I felt exhausted though after this video….haha. You should call this video (Scottish) Planes, trains and automobiles!

[@steve-marsh]

Haha great call Dirk! And believe me, the edit of this one was even more exhausting than the travel!

[@stuartsutherland7664]

Great video! Thanks for producing it.

[@pandorabox82]

This was such a creative video, Steve! I loved this look into different modes of transport, and getting to see different areas in Scotland that you can reach in a relatively short span of time, if you plan well!

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Stephanie! :) it was a tiring 36hrs but so much fun to make :)

[@t-dawg5813]

Awesome, and thanks for the tip about the electric bus to Dundee for when we visit Scotland next ... hopefully sooner than later but 🤷‍♀️. 😀

[@steve-marsh]

It is well worth a try - I normally drive that route so it was great to sit back and enjoy the scenery

[@dennismathieson1140]

Hi Steve ...Great trip , nice to capture your old man in Stonie . I guess you slept well on the Sunday night.

[@steve-marsh]

Phew, I was straight into the video edit which was even MORE exhausting!

[@kirstenhambleton195]

Might be my favorite video so far. Encouraging to see someone to see so many places in a short period of time. Thinking of planning a 2 day power trip to my Scotland adventure based in EDI in March! Thanks😀

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Kirsten! :) Good luck with your power trip :)

[@yellowboat2055]

I have really been enjoying watching your travels recently Steve! The highlands and islands of scotland have always fascinated me. When we are more free to travel Id love to take the ferry over to Scotland from Belfast. Its great that you can be in Scotland within 4 hours of leaving home in Dublin with the car and the dogs, if you time the ferry right! :D

[@michaelthwaite3282]

Tip: book the ferry early to make sure of a place.Oh, and by the way, a car and 2 passengers - approx £320 return - much more for "Flexi" and "Premium"!

[@yellowboat2055]

@@michaelthwaite3282 Thank you! 😊👍

[@steve-marsh]

We were really excited to head over in the van, but the price got us, we just couldn't afford it. We'll do a trip as foot passengers soon I hope

[@yellowboat2055]

@@steve-marsh Yeah, I don't blame you. I would find it hard to justify the cost when there is an endless number of beautiful places to explore within Scotland in the van! :)

[@tanyabassett8287]

Excellent video, thanks 😊. The view on the flight back was beautiful 😊

[@harrybond9282]

Wonderful video very quick and you benn all these beautiful clean & quite places. You walked a lot too.

[@MercerHarris]

Another great video Steve. In 1985, I cycled from Castlebay on Barra to Stornoway (using the ferry when appropriate) and I remember how difficult it was when everywhere was shut on Sundays. I got as far as Carloway Broch on Lewis. I could not understand why some Americans thought it was hilarious when I told them I was going to The Butt of Lewis.

[@steve-marsh]

Haha love it Patrick :) And what a great cycle!

[@al6773]

One of your best videos yet Steve. Very enjoyable and I was very impressed with those 56,000 steps! Especially considering the amount of sitting down you did! Excellent work and thank you 👏

[@steve-marsh]

Ah cheers! This was a really fun video to make :)

[@matthewsadventures1924]

This is my favourite video on you Channel well done🚂😁😁

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Matthew! That was a tiring weekend, but a lot of fun :)

[@cataloger1]

This is truly a beautifully shot and edited video! Great work!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Henry! Makes all the effort worthwhile :)

[@JamesAFCWFC]

Love this video Steve!! Well done. Makes me want to do it myself right now!

[@steve-marsh]

You should James! :)

[@Margi183]

So amazed when you said Hello to yr Dad!! Does he live near to you? Did he go to the station to wave? How wonderfull! He looks GREAT!!

[@johncrowe9775]

Nice one Steve, thanks, and congratulations on reaching 20,000 subscribers. See you soon👏👏👋

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much John! :)

[@shinertom142]

Wicked !! Steve .. I love it, ….. I’m from London and I get up to Highlands normally try a week a month from September to April and fly to Inverness and drive down to Morvich .. where I stay and get out and about as much as I can …. I love Inverness Airport when I land and take my 1st step out .. it’s like landing in a new adventure ever time … Totally subscribed and looking for the next adventure from you ✌️🙏🙏🙏

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Thomas, welcome aboard!!!! I love that feeling as well of new adventure!

[@gowithgoldstraw]

Interesting to see the ferry was named Loch Seaforth. An older boat of the same name did the Stornoway run from Mallaig when I was a kid and holidayed there. We went on the Loch Arkaig (Inner Isles mailboat) and the Clansman (Armadale, Skye) but I always wanted to go on the 'big one' to Stornoway. Never got to go, so maybe I'll do it next time I'm up there. Last time from Mallaig I went to Uist, to visit a radio amateur friend. That was a fantastic trip, too. Thanks for taking us with you, Steve. You've wetted my appetite for Harris/Lewis too!

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers! Aye, that ferry trip is on my list too :)

[@iainbeckham9363]

There’s me Steve suggesting Stornoway only watched a quarter of the video before adding the first comment. I know that town so well my mother is from there. Sunday is great there not even any washing out on the clothes line. Definitely do another trip up there and visit two beaches Garry and Luskentyre

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Iain - writing those down now, thanks for the local knowledge :)

[@hughrainbird43]

Great fun, Steve, and what a fascinating variety of modes of travel on your journey. It recalls some "ScotRail Pass" trips I made in the nineteen eighties when we tried to pack in as many miles of rail travel as possible. My own experience of "Sleepless in Inverness" came as the result of sitting up up on an overnight train from Glasgow packed with Costa Brave returnees fuelled by in flight booze and duty free Sangria... A restless journey made longer by stops to shunt and unload mail vans en route, not something you see on today's railways.We stayed at B&B's with satisfying Scottish breakfasts, and visited pubs for pints of 30/- and mutton pies.I had my first taste of "Arbroath Smokies" in a restaurant off Princes Street. What a transformation at Glasgow Queen Street, the only mainline station where I've had my name announced over the PA thanks to my "pals" from ScotRail and the Worth Valley Railway. I guess the gloomy climb up the tunnel to Cowlairs is still the same! The glimpse of the model of the de Havilland Dragon Rapide biplane "airliner" at Stornoway Airport reminds me of watching these pre-war aircraft buzzing in and out of St Marys on the Isles of Scilly services operated by BEA in the nineteen fifties. We couldn't fly as we took our dog with us on these holidays to St Martins, and had to sail from Penzance by the "Scillonian" ferry. Breakfast after the overnight sleeper journey from Paddington would almost always end up "feeding the fishes" on the two hours or so of the crossing as she pitched and rolled over the Atlantic swells. Happy days!

[@steve-marsh]

Wonderful Hugh! And oh I love a Scottish B&B brekkie - keeps me going all day! That's one of the problems trying to film on a train, people like to open a drink on a train journey and things can get very noisy :O

[@derekcollier7899]

It's amassing how long it takes to travel by train in our home land Steve it's quicker by bus most of the time.

[@steve-marsh]

Very true!

[@peterscandlyn]

I'd call that a success.! Wickedly simple and a great showcase of you unique country. I mean, all those casks.....

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Peter! And just think, that's just ONE distillery!

[@thequietman7817]

As someone who is seldom allowed out alone, I was fair mesmerised by all that wheechin aboot.

[@steve-marsh]

'wheechin aboot' love it :D

[@rfw700]

Thoroughly enjoyed the trip.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Robert! Exhausting!

[@JBFlytography]

I feel your pain, I used to work in Keith, the connections between the trains at Aberdeen were always mega tight! Interesting trip!🤣 I've literally just booked to go from Kirkcaldy to Inverness and back via London and the Caledonian Sleeper next month.. just cause 🤣 another cracking video 👌🏻

[@steve-marsh]

What a cool trip Bryan!!! I was very lucky everything went to schedule, this could genuinely have been over before it even started!

[@superally8077]

I absolutely loved this video, the phone booth and the pub. When my Dad and were last in Scotland, we would walk from Old Kilpatrick to Bowling visiting the pubs on the way to Bowling and take different route back and do those pubs as well. This is one of my favorited videos you have done. Great job!!!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Ally! Love a Scottish pub :)

[@andrewmarsden1970]

Excellent video. I love the way Scotland embraces aviation to get about.

[@steve-marsh]

More flights to come soon Andrew :) Cheers!

[@hoof2001]

Brilliant Steve. Thank you 😊

[@steve-marsh]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@hoof2001]

@@steve-marsh I’d have enjoyed the trip with you

[@mianabdulghafoor3122]

Very informative visiting trips,,, i love this all, although some places seen but still feel droughtfull for touring.

[@aiden3170]

Hi Steve, I live in Orkney. You should come here via the Scrabster to stromness ferry mv hamnavoe. Love your videos, keep up the good work👍

[@steve-marsh]

It may well be happening very soon Aid ;)

[@johnkerr1953]

Hi Steve I enjoyed your trip, especially when you travel by plane from different airport's, l flew to Barra a long time ago with my Sister & enjoyed the whole day. Keep it up Steve & will join you on your next travel .

[@steve-marsh]

More airports to come John :)

[@merryannmac8096]

I love this, Steve. That was just refreshing. Merry Ann from Minnesota

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Merry Ann! :)

[@elRaymo]

Brilliant Steve, absolutely brilliant. Luv these sort of roundabout trips

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Raymond! It was fun to make but oh so exhausting!

[@munnjean]

Well I must say that was most enjoyable and certainly brought back many memories. I didn't make it back again to Scotland this year sadly enough ( Covid ) but here's hoping for next year. I can go back to the mid fifties when we spent summer holidays in Nairn. What a journey that was back then ,, Macbrayne's bus from Killermont Street bus station I think it was about seven in the morning. We were on the way to Inverness, the bus stopped for tea at Ballachulish and Lunch ( dinner ) was at Fort William ,, After arriving in Inverness we took the Bluebird bus to Nairn ,, it took about eleven to twelve hours in those days. Well I enjoyed spending the time with you Steve, that was a fine Scottish breakfast you were served at your B&B ,, loved the video ,, thanks for posting !! great job !!

[@steve-marsh]

That sounds fantastic! Travel is too bland and efficient these days, it was more of a proper trip with all the stops etc :)

[@jimmcintosh9045]

I wish West Coast buses to Oban had tables. Hard work balancing sandwiches and drink! That brought back memories when I worked and lived in Inverness and Stornoway. Rented a wee house in Ardersier too!

[@beachman8106]

Good editing, a very fast paced and enjoyable video. 👍👍⭐️⭐️💙💛 from 🇦🇺.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers mate

[@heathertruskinger6214]

Hi Steve. I love the fact that many of the signs are in Celtic ( is that correct ?) As well as English. I also thought it quite unique that there are carriages on the trains specifically for practising the bagpipes !.....that's something you wouldn't find "down under", that's for sure !😂 Quite an interesting and busy weekend, but that's the life of a KZbinr !🧡

[@michelekuhne9179]

I loved this video! I recommend your channel to all of my friends stuck in the US. I wish we had such cool forms of transportation and stunningly scenic views as you do.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Michele! Really appreciate that!

[@gwendolynfish2102]

Happy belated Steve! I am rewatching some of your videos making notes as our trip gets closer. Thank you for showing us how easy it is to get around using every mode of transportation. We are renting a motor home for the weeks exploring the out islands but are using good old foot power for the rest. Thanks for ticking all the boxes with this one!

[@steve-marsh]

Sounds PERFECT! Have a wonderful time :)

[@doriskovalcik442]

I’ve been waiting for another video. Thanks for another good one.

[@steve-marsh]

More to come Doris I promise! Thanks :)

[@margaretwotherspoon566]

Really enjoyed this day out and all from the comfort of my bed lol.Cant wait till next one, wish I had your energy. Awe well I can go anywhere as long as your doing the walking. Till next time take care.😍

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks for coming along Margaret! Editing this one was even more tiring than travelling it :)

[@5SpotReview]

Thoroughly enjoyed watching your journey. Thank for posting!

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Kevin!

[@dmc2269]

Great video as usual Steve. Really enjoyed the diversity of travel. We may venture out to Lewis and Harris on our next trip (hopefully in spring 2022). Cheers from Texas.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers! I need to get back there soon!

[@philiproseel3506]

Love seeing the small villages of Scotland, specially those at the coasts.

[@steve-marsh]

I love the coast too Philip, would love a wee cottage by the sea one day!

[@philiproseel3506]

@@steve-marsh that would be brilliant

[@geoffhowlette9844]

another awesome video steve, and what a great trip!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Geoff! Exhausting but fun!

[@markhill7901]

I have enjoyed watching this video and congratulations on a job well done. We love our journey through Scotland in 2019, walking the streets of your towns and cities. Cannot wait to return to check out all the places that you have shown us. All the best and hello from Brisbane, Australia. 😎🍺

[@steve-marsh]

And all the best to you in wonderful Brisbane! Haste ye back to Scotland!

[@arronblack67]

Another great video with great footage thanks again pal 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Arron! :)

[@pamelamoo5306]

Wow 🤩 that was exhausting. Need a cup of tea to recover. What a brilliant idea for a video absolutely loved it. A brief glimpse of Dundee where we will have a few days in September. Nice to see your Dad making an appearance The V and A looks impressive along with the Discovery. At least you didn’t beat me I. The dolphins 🐬 viewing stakes, will try Fort George instead of Rosemarkie this year as not such a slope down to the sea. The western isles are definitely on next years travel list. Take care till the next one

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Pamela! It really WAS exhausting :D

[@karenrussell5339]

Another brilliant video..i honestly love these..always puts a wee smile on my face so,thank you for that..❤

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Karen, absolute pleasure!

[@powmillon]

Just back from a week's holiday in Stornoway it really is a great place. The Isle of Lewis & Harris is a must for a future trip for you Steve.

[@steve-marsh]

Even just the view from the plane, it looks so dramatic up there! Can't wait - hoping to plan the big loop right through the Outer Hebrides for when we have time to do it justice!

[@tombillotto6335]

That was so entertaining, Steve.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Tom!

[@robbojax2025]

That was a bit different. Very enjoyable.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Robbo! Aye, a bit different, just a fun wee weekend experiment :)

[@sydneydevine]

Excellent video. Enjoyed watching that!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much!