2 Pro Bonny Bits of Scotland / Death to Seagulls

[Dale Rodgers]

Some of the less touristy bits of Scotland away from the regular honey spots. Some nice little gems though.

Filmed with a M2P and MM2. Locations are in description.

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[Rhody Seth]

Some beautiful shots there. Got me chompin' at the bit - 4.5 months until we head there!

 

[Deleted member 103366]

Gorgeous, I thought the climb passed the gull was brilliant.......but ..........the shot at 1:22 was an OOOOOOO moment, accidental or by design? Either way stunning.
Coupled with the place list on the Youtube page and you get a from me.

Rhody, get a Midge suit and insect repellent.

 

[Dale Rodgers]

aw

Some beautiful shots there. Got me chompin' at the bit - 4.5 months until we head there!

Hopefully the world is a saner place by then!

Please look at some of my other Scotland videos over the years to whet your appetite:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLG0BueD7C3tubZBOTT3AJslmmp8qVkn6K

 

[Dale Rodgers]

Gorgeous, I thought the climb passed the gull was brilliant.......but ..........the shot at 1:22 was an OOOOOOO moment, accidental or by design? Either way stunning. Coupled with the place list on the Youtube page and you get a from me.

Rhody, get a Midge suit and insect repellent.

The shot of Arran? Think it was planned (honest). There's a castle and ruined chapel at Skipness and it's also one of the closest places from the mainland to Arran so always photogenic.

 

[Deleted member 103366]

Arran from Skipness I think.

 

[Crouching Leopard]

The shot of Arran? Think it was planned (honest). There's a castle and ruined chapel at Skipness and it's also one of the closest places from the mainland to Arran so always photogenic.

Went to Arran many years ago on a school holiday (1967). Beautiful walks through the mountains, past what was an old WW2 bomber crash site. Stayed for a week at what was then the YMCA in Lochranza. One day will hopefully get a chance to return there as well as Stornoway, Benbecula, Kinloss, John O Groats and so many other beautiful Scottish locations.

 

[Dale Rodgers]

Arran from Skipness I think.

It's the clouds just over the island that get me every time.

 

[Squidinc]

Doesn’t get much better for my money! Spectacular footage, smooth flying, perfect colour grading, excellent editing & a great soundtrack.

 

[Capt KO]

Very nice. Enjoyed the view

 

[Geofff]

Some of the less touristy bits of Scotland away from the regular honey spots. Some nice little gems though.

Filmed with a M2P and MM2. Locations are in description.

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Spectacular scenery and beautifully filmed and edited.. Loved it.

 

[Mavic Maxwell]

Gorgeous, I thought the climb passed the gull was brilliant.......but ..........the shot at 1:22 was an OOOOOOO moment, accidental or by design? Either way stunning.
Coupled with the place list on the Youtube page and you get a from me.

Rhody, get a Midge suit and insect repellent.

....and was that Nessie there that was also captured? LOL

 

[Dale Rodgers]

Went to Arran many years ago on a school holiday (1967). Beautiful walks through the mountains, past what was an old WW2 bomber crash site. Stayed for a week at what was then the YMCA in Lochranza. One day will hopefully get a chance to return there as well as Stornoway, Benbecula, Kinloss, John O Groats and so many other beautiful Scottish locations.

The youth hostel is still there.

Seems Arran was quite an unlucky place for fliers during the war:

Beinn Nuis Hill (Isle of Arran) | Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives

www.baaa-acro.com

 

[rhberg]

This is a great video. The flying, editing, scenery, and music all fit together nicely. Thanks for a nice glimpse of Scotland.

 

[Crouching Leopard]

The youth hostel is still there.

Seems Arran was quite an unlucky place for fliers during the war:

Beinn Nuis Hill (Isle of Arran) | Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives

www.baaa-acro.com

Thanks. Sad but interesting reading. We were out on a days hike with teachers. The crash site was a short way down from the ridge we were walking along. Naturally, as kids we wanted to go and collect some "souvenirs", but the teachers told us not to as it if everyone did it, there would be nothing left. There wasn't that mush left even then.

Had a great time at the YMCA, with evenings spent "exploring the castle" on the bay. Brodick castle was amazing, even for a 13 year old.

 

[Dale Rodgers]

This is a great video. The flying, editing, scenery, and music all fit together nicely. Thanks for a nice glimpse of Scotland.

Thanks for the kind comments. I seem to be in my bluegrass phase for video music these days!