Відео

Remote? What exactly are we remote from? 🤔 And nothing to do? Clearly someone didn't do their homework 🙄

minutes in 😅 I'll be watching the whole thing ❤

Just stumbled across your video and had a chuckle - we dive for scallops at White Beach in winter and last time I went the water temp was only 9 deg ( not 25 🤣) and to make it even crazier I was diving in Oban Scotland two months ago for scallops and the summer water temp there was only 11 deg !

Just caught up after we started watching your videos from the beginning. Keep up the great videos.❤

What languages do you both speak? So sorry this happen to you two.

Very skilled video production. Did either of you get training ?

Wow... what an amazing adventure you had 👌🙏. You are both very brave and I'm sure this venture will be part of your memories for ever 🥰... Hi five to you both ✋✊

Wash car = rain...😢

Isn't that always the way when going back home😅

You guys crack us both up with your banter, it’s brilliant. Keely your are just like my wife Jackie. When I wind her up I get “ your not funny and your going to get your head kicked in later”🤣🤣 P.S love my teeshirt and I am waiting for a hoodie to come back into stock. Great quality gear. Safe travels from a rainy Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Lochinver, a great place to go sea fishing, I spent many days over the years with a group of mates catching the best fish in Scotland with rod and line here, from the deck of a boat.

I hope you made it to Vatersay and Barra too. Vatersay has the top beach among many fabulous Hebridean beaches. Spent a great night there in the van.

Big boy lens

I‘ve got long drives ahead, so some bits I‘ll listen to and some I‘ll watch when it‘s my turn to chill.

Keely falling into the water was very funny hope it wasn’t too cold 🙂, such awesome spots to swim in , colour of the water is amazing , 👍🏼😘🇦🇺

Freycinet is pronounced Fray-shin-ay for those wondering.

I suppose there’s a very good reason as to why there’s no trees on the island 💨😳

I’m just finishing watching this and had a giggle when you got to Glen Helen Gorge, you can see the main buildings from the road they are down the hill near the creek and river. 😂😂 There used to be a bypass track to the gorge but it was a horrible hot mostly open walk.

What month were you in Tassy? 🇦🇺

I’ve just spent 6 months in recovery from two operations and it’s made me realise how short life is and we have to live it to our full potential, I decided to travel uk with a box tent and the c500 is at the top of my list. Massive thank you to all the effort you put into this video fantastic job and helping me make plans for when I go hopefully next year. Very entertaining great couple well done guys

"... crab leg detective"... 😂 "We're gonna do some more laps"... 😂 I've never liked instagram, have probably spent 15 minutes total of my life on that app. I don't 'get-it'. Anyway, love your vlogs. xo ❤

Fabulous x

Keely,the best thing I did in life was to delete my Facebook and Instagram accounts. It meant losing some connection,but if those connections are just on line their not worth much. It was very freeing and I don't miss them anymore. Here in the states(USA) there's so much hate and negativity and people have become relentless even on line. Just so glad to done with it. One more thing...this isn't judgement more of a funny memory. My oldest granddaughter turned 24 two weeks ago. When she was little she would would come out of the lake or pool with bathing suit bottom between her cheeks and her mother would call to her and say you have a hungry butt. Lol. Moral of the story " pull your bottom out of that hungry butt before the camera gets on it and carry on! Lol love and hugs from Michigan❤❤❤

Agree about taking a break from s/m - I'll be doing that soon too. I want to ask you how high the winds have been whilst you've been on Uist? Living in our van I find it difficult and even a bit scary when the wind is high- how do you get on with it?

To keep the midges away, go to a chemist and get some oil of citronella, keep it away from your eyes but no more bites. You don't need to put very much on.

I watched an hour of this, before I realized that it wasn't just a regular episode. 😅 Watched another hour before I had to go to bed. Watched another 2 hours today. And I just love how emotional Keeley are about animals, I cried with her, for her happiness regarding the dolphins. ❤ Never change, because you are so lovely Keeley. Will watch the rest tomorrow, bedtime now. 😴

corrigated roads let out 10psi for normal tyre pressures

the trick with flies in ya car is crack ya windows a bit when you head off and they fly out ,then put ya windows up

just so you know swiming at southern beaches isn't recomended because of Great White Sharks

NOT a cep 😅

Not reindeer but red deer.

It’s lovely to people and animal watch …and read books ..not online books…a real book ..it’s amazing how engrossed you become quickly and you never need to charge it up 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 lovely on the beach, in a forest ..anywhere ..but usually I take it and never read it outdoors..as there’s too much to see ..even cloud patterns ..making pictures out of them etc I LOVE DAY DREAMING 💭 Imagining etc But a lot of the time I am housebound due to severe hormones and good healthy wholesome distraction is the key ..like your videos to watch..but I have others .”by the curb” and “wandering Turnip” amongst a few others ..so never feel pressured to upload ..life’s too short ..do what you need to do to be as happy as possible and as wholesomely as possible .🌈✝️🕊️😇😘🥰😍 x x x You’re a match made in paradise 🌈✝️🕊️😘🥰😍😇😇 x x x love Julie x x x

We've just come back from two weeks in Scotland in our van, Alexander Supercamp. There is a resident otter at Ullapool who regularly visits Loch Broom. We were staying in Boomfield campsite and got to swim and paddle board with it, without disturbing the little thing. We could hear him crunching on his fish, it was the best thing ever!🦦

Really enjoy watching your travels hope you get to see the otters x

These bare islands need to be reforested, the entire area to what it looked like back in the day. Then the trees would protect the wind and bring back birds and other animals etc...

If this is failing............... sign me up!

Reindeer spelling correction

Reindeer spelling correction

Outer Hebrides Island Scottish Garlic is the everyday language spoken here. South Uist Highland Games, we visited this thrilling event, to enjoy Scottish Highland dancers, wearing their family tartan kilts. Scottish Highland band playing bagpipes/ drums, traditional music, we enjoyed watching the Scottish Highland Games we watched the men throwing, very heavy metal stops, the furthest one wins .and there are many more fun games to watch also. Santa Claus decided to relax here for summer too, so there are the large healthy Raine deer enjoying the emerald green grass, and tranquility. The Highland herd and hairy goats enjoy this natural island. The Otters enjoy lots of large crabs here, but they can only be seen early in the morning or at dusk when they are out and about. North Uist over the long causeway on the west side there are beautiful beaches with cream sand turquoise water and emerald green grass pastures. The water is very cold but sooooo refreshing. The sea scape is just like a tropical island, ocean beach scenery. Beautiful large beach to see the breathtaking sunset. .

What a surprise to hear you mention Cheesebay, many a happy holiday I've had there with my grandparents who lived at number 2 Cheesebay. Their house and henhouse are long gone now and a newer house is now there. There also used to be a "black house" at number 1, the old stone built, thatched cottage, no toilet, no electricity and smokey peat burning on the fire. The woman who lived there was named Catriona (don't know if I spelled that properly) who my gran swore, milked my grans cow if she didn't get there early enough. Great times long gone. Only found your channel through Ruth Aisling.

yeah mossies r bad news, def need mossie net 4 eveing n nites, i got permanent insect screens on all my rear windows, cheeky bugers fly in whn i open v slidn door, ver canny. i rmembr a cple times at freciynet ( french) n v mossies were swarming on us even during v day in v sun!, wnters v best time 4 that area.

hydrate is v key!, but gota carry that wrt wit u, usualy vers wallabies ( small roos) on v wineglass beach n ver wild animals but will aproach people n u can gve em a little fruit ( not ideal diet 4 em), also ive seen wallabies going 4 swims, tink 2 cool off?. usually only a cple people on v beach, v trek puts some off.

best to hve opening windows in v back of van 4 fresh air n adjust temperature btr i found. tink uve moved on?

Loved the enthusiasm for Scotland you guys have. Fun fact, Draw a line from the Giants Causeway at Bushmills Ireland to Fingal's cave on the island of staff and we are linked by the Causeway. Yes Scotland gets mad in the summer especially the NC500, but there is a lot more to Scotland apart from the West Coast on the NC500, there is the central belt and the borders. I see you met our Native Midge, they keep visitor numbers down, but bet you didn't spot our elusive Haggis in the wild, only the one that sadly got caught and put on shelves....😉

So loving your vlogs . You are both so lovely xx

beautiful evening on that beach. thank you guys ❤❤

Greece and Bulgaria seem to have issues with harassing campers. Maybe it depends on the area of the country. Their aggressiveness would be how violent drug addicts would act. My instinct would be to fight, but not wise to step out. You handled it perfectly.

Wow such a stunning island. I still need to see the outer Hebrides in person. It’s like another world.

Guys, so good, has taken me 3 days to watch due to other stuff going on but oh my you’ve done us Scots proud. Better than any tourist board advert for showcasing the best of our land. We last did the NC500 a couple of years ago but in Sept. It was nowhere near as busy as you found it. Shoulder season i.e. May/early June and Sept/Oct definitely quieter. The unusual shaped peak you see at 3:41 is called Suilven and along with nearby Stac Pollaidh dominates the horizon in the area. We stayed nearby and it was gorgeous countryside. But the midges are ferocious up there 😮! Cost us a fortune in Smidge 😂. This summer has been bonkers but the mix of rain and sun is why everything is so lush. Scotland never fails to get beneath your skin.