Isle of Ulva
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The Isle of Ulva is located off the Isle of Mull's west coast. Reached via the passenger ferry from Ulva Ferry, Ulva offers fantastic walking and beautiful scenery to enjoy.
There is great food at the Boathouse and visitor information in Shelia's cottage.
Scotland -- Highlands & Islands
The Scottish Highlands and Northern Islands are all about sea, mountains, lakes, heather, moors and wide empty exhilarating spaces and resonate with stories of Bonnie Prince Charlie. There are two train journeys en route to the Isle of Skye travelling to Inverness and Fort William on the main line and then by steam train to the Kyle of Lochalsh. There are over 400 inhabited and many uninhabited islands off the coast of Scotland. For more information visit ontopoftheworld.net and check out episode #23in the Journeys through the British Isles category.
Isle of Skye ,Inner Hebrides,Scotland
Isle of Skye is the largest and most northerly island in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland.
Around The Coast Of Scotland-Part-1
Around The Coast Of Scotland-Part-1
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Amazing Scotland
Isle of Mull
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The Isle of Mull is located on the west coast of Scotland. Famous for it's wildlife and fantastic landscapes Mull has a huge amount to offer the visitor. We hope this short clip might inspire you to visit the Isle of Mull,
Camping A Night on Isle of Iona | Travel Diaries
In August 2016, I took a spontaneous trip to Europe with my best friend Autumn. We hit Ireland, Scotland and England. You are watching the Scotland vlog.
Scotland was probably my favorite country just because of the weather(if you are from Texas then you can relate).
We got to stay a night on the Isle of Iona and spend the rest of our time in Edinburgh. My favorite was the Isle of Iona because it was away from the city and far from much civilization. We had no access to internet nor did we have a roof over our heads because we camped under a tent. Yes, it started raining and I was freezing half the night. Would I do it again? No.
Do I miss it? Yes.
It was probably a pretty memorable experience. Especially because of the cows and sheep that kept us up all night and I killed a spider in my tent after screaming for 5 straight minutes.
All in all, Scotland was breathtaking and the people were super duper friendly. I had one guy bumped into me but apologized and asked me if I was alright. He didn't walk away until I nodded to him that I was ok.*awwww
Looking back on this vlog brings me great joy and memories as I hope it will to you. I definitely encourage anyone to travel at least once in their lifetime. It is so necessary because it gives you perspective and makes you more culturally diversed as an individial which only leads to more knowlege and better conversations!
Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to watch this vlog. I truly do appreciate it if you have made it this far into reading.
Check out the other vlogs in my Europe series:
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PENTLAND HILLS, SCOTLAND in 1 Minute
Come along for a one minute journey over 3 peaks (plus a mini) in the beautiful Pentland Hills of Scotland. Peaks hit were: West Kip, East Kip, Scald Law, and Hare Hill.
The Pentland Hills are a quick 50 minute bus ride from Edinburgh (1.70 GBP each way) and absolutely stunning.
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Insider's Scotland S1:E3 - The Wilderness Guide
Spend a few minutes with Wilderness Guide Tim Willis as he shares his passion for guiding and how he approaches a season of trips with Wilderness Scotland. This is the third episode in our film series, Insider's Scotland which delves under the surface of the best travel experience in the wild places of Scotland.
Wilderness Scotland
We specialise in offering an inspiring range of guided and customised adventure holidays, in the most remote and beautiful regions of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.
We are now a team of 30+ adventure travel experts in the office and a guiding team of over 50 qualified and experienced guides. Our team know how to create enriching adventure holidays and know the wild places of Scotland better than anyone.
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Highland Cattle with calves
Highland cows with their calves on the Isle of Mull. Highland cows originate from the Highlands and Islands of Scotland where their breed was developed. Their long hair helps to protect them from the wind and rains that hit the hebrides during the winter months. They are generally calm and placid in temperament, and are considered a hardy breed.
Panorama of Hebridean Truckstop :-)
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Van Life Vlog - 10km Loch Lomond
Leaving Glencoe with a quick stop off at the famous Green Welly before an evening stroll along the edge of Loch Lomond, passing a load of hikers camping along the West Highland Way.
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Dolphins in Tobermory Harbour (video No. 1)
Dolphins 1: Dolphins playing in Tobermory Harbour, isle of Mull, Inner Hebrides, Scotland. Filmed from aboard yacht by Louise P., hence a bit shoogly, lol. Filmed on Wednesday 12th August 2009
Burn Cottage, Dervaig, Isle of Mull
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Burn Cottage is a contemporary holiday cottage on the Isle of Mull's north coast offering accommodation of the highest standard. Burn Cottage is located by Ardhu, with the Ardhu Burn running besides the property before meeting the shore at Loch Cuin.
Burn has a lovely patio area, ideal for outdoor dining and a very warm and comfortable interior, perfect for your next hebridean getaway!
Exploring The Church of St Chads in Shrewsbury
Today I am telling the story of one church and two buildings. The church of St Chad had been standing in Shrewsbury for a long time. Thomas Telford surveyed it and made his recommendations, but they were ignored. There were terrible consequences.
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