MCR scotland Applecross

[sallan850]

well last october mcr scotland had taken a trip from Falls of Dochart to Gairloch via Applecross this is just a short video ive put together of that trip

sorry i had to put music over the sound of the engine but quite alot of.......well mature language that needed to be filtered out and if i had used the beeping option it would have sounded like morse code!!

anyway here is part 1of 3 currently uploading the rest however my internet is a bit slow so taking a while

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg4Kx7ft ... e=youtu.be

anyhow enjoy!

Steven

[foxy52]

well last october mcr scotland had taken a trip from Falls of Dochart to Gairloch via Applecross this is just a short video ive put together of that trip

sorry i had to put music over the sound of the engine but quite alot of.......well mature language that needed to be filtered out and if i had used the beeping option it would have sounded like morse code!!

anyway here is part 1of 3 currently uploading the rest however my internet is a bit slow so taking a while

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg4Kx7ft ... e=youtu.be

anyhow enjoy!

Steven

...great footage,tks for posting,.. i did something similar going thru glenn coe in a golf gti many moons ago en route to a ferry to the outer hebs... nice scenery... foxy52

[36inter]

Many thanks from me too, it is every bit as beautiful as it looks, I have been over there several times, mostly by motorcycle and it is a briiliant ride.

Pete

[abri]

Nice video. The music is as soothing to listen to as the scenery is to look at. Looks like a nice trip!

[36inter]

I think the music to that video should be Matt Munro from the opening sequence of the 'Italian Job', you may have heard of the film.......

Pete

[sallan850]

yeah the scenery really is amazing best bit is in part 3 and about 4.20 in looks like a picture unfortunately im still currently uploading this part but should be complete in a couple of hours will post part 2 and 3 when its done

[sallan850]

and here is part 2 and part 3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VR2157adUg part2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNSyia-QXwk part 3

[36inter]

If you like remote places with magnificent views then drive down to Sheena's tea hut in Corran, south of Glenelg along a dead end road. A couple of miles south of Glenelg there is a picnic spot looking over the Sound of Sleat and Loch Hourn, on a good day the view is stunning. Carry on to the end and park before the bridge into Corran and walk to Sheena's tea hut, a couple of hundred yards max. Up until recently you could also have stroked a real live stag that used to attend the tea hut, he was called 'Bin Laden'. Unfortunately he was recently put down due to aggressive behaviour. The wife loved the smooth horns covered in what I think is called 'velvet'

You can have a sandwhich of whatever is in the fridge, we had a choice of cheese and tomato or cheese and tomato! I have to say it was very nice and a grand cup of tea too to go with the stunning view, well worth a visit.

Bin Laden


Sky in the distance.


Pete

[36inter]

Just watched the other two clips, fantastic, a couple of days to remember.

Pete