What's NOT to LOVE! ARRAN in a CAMPERVAN. Part 11. MACHRIE MOOR. SOLO FEMALE VANLIFE in a TALBOT.

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[@Rob.1340]

Thanks Helen and Wolfie, love stone circles. Such special places. Safe travels. All the best. 👍🚐🐾🐾😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@roaminginraymond]

Thanks. Yes, I do too Rob, they're magical places.

[@theglutenfreebaker]

Beautiful video, mystical stones and beautiful sea views. What's not to like! Really enjoying your Arran trip with Wolfie.

[@roaminginraymond]

Aw, thank you. Yes, the standing stones were fascinating having so many in such close proximity, and the scenery on Arran is fantastic. I'd recommend people to go there, that's for sure.

[@mmintravel7926]

Love the singing, the beautiful scenery is alive to the sound of music haha.

[@roaminginraymond]

Ha ha ha, very good Mark😂 I'm always singing dumb stuff so thought I'd keep it in lol.

[@Kimberley-Z]

I wish I was there with you Helen and wolfie that beach and coast line is amazing 🇺🇸🇬🇧🙏😍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🐕‍🦺🐾🦴🦮

[@roaminginraymond]

It is very beautiful Kimberley. Arran is a wonderful place. Scotland in miniature, as they say.

[@Kimberley-Z]

@@roaminginraymond Iam just about to book our trip. We are excited. 😆 I’ll keep you all posted.

[@roaminginraymond]

@@Kimberley-Z that's great Kimberley. Yes, definitely keep us informed.😊

[@CharliesVanlife]

Lovely vlog Helen some fantastic shots too ❤take care girl 😊

[@roaminginraymond]

Thanks Charlie. It's a beautiful place to escape to.

[@amandawood7015]

Beautiful sights and the stones are fantastic. What a place!

[@roaminginraymond]

Agree Mand, it was an amazing place.

[@theellmersadventures]

Hello hello to you all hope your all doing well loving the vids and seeing all the beautiful places and Helen your doing extremely well going solo and you to Karl loving the mixture of vids anyway you all take care all the best. Jamie Tina Andrew and Harvey. X ❤

[@roaminginraymond]

Thanks Jamie and hope you and your family are all well.

[@theellmersadventures]

@@roaminginraymond we are ok thank you be glad when we get away as can only go during school holidays lol

[@roaminginraymond]

@theellmersadventures not long now then.

[@theellmersadventures]

@@roaminginraymond I know busy busy but this one is a exciting one cant wait

[@roaminginraymond]

@theellmersadventures where you off to then?

[@richardhewitt.easyvanlife.6957]

I’m sure standing stones in there day would have been very important, the locals would have borrowed most of them, so they don’t make much sense to us now.

[@roaminginraymond]

Yes, I'm sure they were very important Richard and no doubt through the ages, bits were taken for building etc. Shame really but great to see so many still around.

[@blakes4ontour]

That rivvetty stone is amazing! The whole stone circle was amazing too! Handy that they're all together! Nice beach. 2 yrs July. That was where we met you wern' it? Byyyyyeeeee xx

[@roaminginraymond]

Yeah, we were meant to meet you on the Machrie Moor car park and it was rammed so we met you in the layby close to Auchagallon Stone Circle, after your lovely drive along The String 😂 You came to bring Nookie Monster some treats lol. You always spoiled him when we would meet up.❤️💜🐾

[@blakes4ontour]

@@roaminginraymond we keep forgetting lately don't we. 🐕

[@roaminginraymond]

@blakes4ontour oh well, Wolfie gets enough, although, so did Nook!

[@maryfennell9672]

Lovely Helen. There is something very special about stone circles, no one really knows what they were for but they were obviously very important to the ancients. I love visiting them, such magical places. Thankyou for taking us there.

[@roaminginraymond]

You're welcome Mary and I agree, they are mystical and magical and located in such beautiful places too. The surroundings will have changed from 4000 years ago, but the mountains and the sea will still be where they were then.

[@maryfennell9672]

@@roaminginraymond I often sit in them and wonder what they would of been like and who was using them all those years ago.

[@RaymondoLeeTravel]

Helen it will rain if you keep singing 😂 ooh like the stone circles lots of old ancient history Helen! Oh yes the Devils arrows in Yorkshire! Lovely Hike and thanks for the tour Helen

[@roaminginraymond]

@@RaymondoLeeTravel you're welcome. I knew you'd remember the Devils Arrows in Boroughbridge. It's where we met you lol.

[@roaminginraymond]

@@maryfennell9672 yes, it would be amazing to be able to see.

[@DesmondsDonders]

We love Machrie Moor and it's stones. people often ask what would you go and see if you had a time machine. Go and see the stones being built and used is my answer. Thanks for sharing and both of you are well.

[@roaminginraymond]

Gotta agree. It would be amazing to see first hand how they were built, why they were built, and how they were used. And also what the landscape looked like back then too.

[@ericlacey6593]

Beautiful scenery Helen, stone circles always strike me as being slightly eerie. Most enjoyable video well filmed and edited ,take care Byyyyeeee🚐👍

[@roaminginraymond]

I find them fascinating. How they got there, what was the idea behind them and why were they put where they were? Mysteries we will never truly know. Thanks very much Eric. Byyyeeeee 😊

[@wanderingbychoice]

Sometimes I think the grey sky adds to the beautiful scenery, very impressive stone circle and the large stones, really enjoyed seeing those thanks Helen safe travels 🙏👊👍🚌🥰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@roaminginraymond]

Yes I agree about the grey skies, it can make it look much more dramatic.

[@wanderingbychoice]

@@roaminginraymond especially when you have those beautiful islands in the background, chancer is the same as Wolfie, stops every ten yards to sniff or eat the dung, pair of nutters the both of them 👊👍

[@BentleyOnTour]

Fascinating seeing those groups of stones in the wilderness Helen. Like David said, i think standing at a place where someone stood several thousand years ago, is why i love this stuff. That last circle on the hillside was a gem too. Lucky you 😊

[@roaminginraymond]

I knew this one would be right up your street! You need to get your butt up to Arran to see them for yourself. It's worth the trip, believe me.

[@BentleyOnTour]

@roaminginraymond I know I do. I think I've seen two trips of yours there, and a lot of Stephen's stuff. I'm going to get me a good map and plot me some island hopping action this Autumn I think.

[@roaminginraymond]

@@BentleyOnTour don't blame you and sounds like a plan!😁

[@countryvanlifeuk]

The Machrie Moor is a very special place ehh Helen x So many Cairns in the valley Its fills all your senses with wonderment of our ancestors I found a inner peace and calm there Ive never experienced ? Lovely vlog hugz Both x #teambrummies ATB 👊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🐾🦋🚐🦋🥰

[@roaminginraymond]

Thanks Stephen. Yes, it really was a remarkable place, the likes I've never seen before. Definitely worth visiting.

[@scottscootman7225]

Great content this week! You have a nice singing voice and should sing more often. Safe travels.

[@roaminginraymond]

Machrie Moor was amazing, I've never seen so many stone circles in one place. Really glad I got to visit it as it was well worth it. Not so sure about the singing voice lol, but I'm always singing.

[@gilly-ann]

Hi Helen looked very atmospheric ! xx

[@roaminginraymond]

Thanks Gilly. Atmospheric is a very good word. It was an amazing place.

[@gilly-ann]

@@roaminginraymond Certainly looked it xx

[@trevorpat-lifeontherun]

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[@roaminginraymond]

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[@getawaygeese]

Couple of nice walks there - always interesting to see stone circles when you think of the effort - great little trip your on - good for the soul

[@roaminginraymond]

Thanks. Yes, definitely good for the soul.