Scotland: Hitch-Hiking the Highlands (Part 3/4)
video description
Date: 2019-09-05
Related videos
Comments and reviews: 4
Ashley Newman
I'm from the centre of the highlands. and was really excited to watch this video. from the Cities of the South of Scotland there are three roads north. one out west one out east and one through the middle (Through the highlands) one min you were in the city, next you were in Findhorn which confused me, because you missed inverness to get there. so you must have gone up the east thus. well it's not really the highlands. its a shame because your other Scotland videos were very very good
reply
I'm from the centre of the highlands. and was really excited to watch this video. from the Cities of the South of Scotland there are three roads north. one out west one out east and one through the middle (Through the highlands) one min you were in the city, next you were in Findhorn which confused me, because you missed inverness to get there. so you must have gone up the east thus. well it's not really the highlands. its a shame because your other Scotland videos were very very good
reply
Dark Curiosity
I love you guys: ) So jealous of your adventures, I'm thinking of hitchhiking around UK but whenever I feel ready there is something new coming up in life. Must do it finally.
reply
I love you guys: ) So jealous of your adventures, I'm thinking of hitchhiking around UK but whenever I feel ready there is something new coming up in life. Must do it finally.
reply
Bet OR
Guys, I have been watching your videos and this one is by far one of my favorites It feels the spirit of traveling. I dream with days like that one Thanks for sharing
reply
Guys, I have been watching your videos and this one is by far one of my favorites It feels the spirit of traveling. I dream with days like that one Thanks for sharing
reply
Nexus Mcewan
Doris ist jist Scoats wi a puckle o wurds that are a peerie bit local. Scoats has the same root as English. it is jist as auld.
reply
Doris ist jist Scoats wi a puckle o wurds that are a peerie bit local. Scoats has the same root as English. it is jist as auld.
reply
Add a review, comment
Other channel videos
