As I watched another fabulous video of Sarah and Jack Spaniels, I thought of the many things that I love about this channel. Here are but a few: The lovely tone of voice when Sarah directs the ever attentive Jack. Jack as he dashes ahead of Sarah but always pausing to wait up for her. Jack and his many, many sticks. The history that only adds to the beauty of these far away locations. Sarah taking the time to zoom in on minute details of something that has caught her eye. Jack's ever loving stare that is perfectly captured for all-time. As you can see, I could go on and on. Oh yes......Willie, the camera, drone and musical component that ties it all together. 🙏💕🐕🇺🇸

Watching you paint was so soothing and enjoyable that I got sleepy. That’s a compliment, really!! I don’t need more anxiety and turmoil so thanks. Also, muddy dog paws are a part of my life now since my grandson gave me a dog. Love these walks.

Dear Sarah, i watch your program first now, before even Dirty Secrets! It is so sweet and relaxing. Love you.

If I had a dog I wold want one just like Jack! I just love him. He sure knows every single thing you say to him. Your stories are wonderful. I so enjoy the watch!! Thanks Sarah!

Jack is having a grand ole time!

I enjoy watching your paintings come to life. And the music Wiilie plays during your videos is really awesome!

Your video lets me feel as if I’m walking along with you and Jack. I get immense satisfaction from your enjoyment of the fine details as you walk. 💕♥️💕

Sarah such a stunning place is Comrie my sister was born in the town & my family come from here and the surrounding area. I love your video's on a Sunday its so relaxing to see all the places you and Jack get up to. Your paintings are so beautiful, individual works of art to be able to draw and paint as you do is a special gift. Thank-you for sharing your walks as you do it makes one feel like they are there with you love & blessings Alex x

Thank you for that lovey walk! I'm stuck in bed with a killer bad back and can't walk!! Ferns are one of my favorite!! Thank you again,!!

Scotland is such a beautiful country, I hope to be able to visit someday. The detail of your artwork is amazing, Sarah.

Thanks for another lovely video! The falls were beautiful! 💕💕WV🇺🇸

Superb video as usual. Many thanks. Wonderful painting.

As usual you paintings are spot on.

Oh Sarah how lucky you are! What beautiful countryside. You have a million things that you can choose from to paint or just enjoy the beauty of it all! Please be careful and stay safe! ❤

Beautifully rendered and so intricate, love it 🥰

Lovely nature walk! I really miss the Scottish countryside! Thanks for sharing!

I really enjoy the walks. Thanks again for sharing. I'd love to see you paint the hairy tree with the wood sorrel!

Very talented you are, Sarah. Loving the aerial shots. They show the different textures and colors of the landscape. Jack and his sticks and when you crossed the shaky bridge I thought Jack would get into the water and get his muddy paws cleaned off.

Beautifully done! You have such a beautiful area there! You are Blessed!

Lovely walk. So sorry about the storm damage. Beautiful painting. You put alot of work into the details and it pays off. Jack is always fun to watch, lol.🐕

Pretty landscape. 🌿

Your paintings are absolutely stunning

We did this walk once when we stayed at Comrie Croft. It was lovely.

That’s a shame about the large number of trees lost due to storms. The surroundings were still stunning on the way, and at the monument, to which you walked. The painting turned out beautiful, and it’s a nice idea you have, to paint all stages of the fern….such a fascinating and pretty plant.

Jack's face in the thumbnail! 🤣🤣🤣 Love him!

Stunning, i seem to be binge watching your vids Sarah nothings getting done .love the guitar in backgound Willie. Your a very talented couple,and dog sorry Jack love your work. Xxx

I love these videos of you hiking with Jack. You both are so full of life. You have a wonderful talent, Sarah.. Thank you for sharing your little piece of paradise

Another wow from me

Thanks you guys for the great walk and getting to watch you paint. The countryside and flora there looks so much like here. Makes me wish l could still get out in the woods again. Maybe some day.

6am,monday morning, what a way to start the day, sighs of admiration and relaxation, loving the channel.

Absolutely love the location you went to today. It is so amazing how beautiful the colors are even though all is not bustling green. It makes colors seem more spectrum than mainly one color. As a younger child my parents were always taking me and my brother and sister out camping. I can think of at least 5 states we lived in that they took us camping in. Once we were in a state park in Missouri and had been there for a day or two when suddenly in the middle of the day a storm blew up and a tornado came through removing most of the tents from their sites to a field at the entrance of the camp grounds lol I was 8 or 9 but as Daddy was helping families gather up their belongings and putting their camp sites back together again. I had rounded the other kids up for a treasure hunt game of find the tent stakes/anchors lol What was so funny of it all is we found about 500 stakes and only needed about 250 for all the tents lol. We were lucky because Daddy said we were going to put our tents up in a new site we hadn't used before, I think because friends families were joining us and we needed more area. But our site was left just as it was before the storm. No one was hurt even though the camp area looked flattened but all of the families were down on the creek fishing and swimming, God spared us all. But the storms are God's way of clearing out the old to bring in the new. Sometimes the things we do that we think are improving the nature is sometimes harming it but we don't realize it until 50 to 100 years later but it always amazing seeing an area come back to life. If there were trees there before the forest floor had not seen sunlight but with trees gone the sun can it the floor where the sunlight activates all those seeds who were hidden in the shadows and life comes back. Sometimes in different forms, sometimes in the same but it is so exciting seeing the new growth and prospect of what is to come. I remember in Louisiana there was an area hit by a hurricane but because a land mass had been flooded and cleared of trees when the earth started greening up again they discovered 4 species of flowers that were thought to be extincted. On of our leaders in Girl Scouts was one to find a rare lost species of a Jack in the Pulpit, at 11 you don't realize what it means to recover something like that but now nearly 50 years later it is really amazing of a feat. I know there are many flowers and plants no longer around like they were when I was a kid and it is really sad. So it makes me appreciate nature so much more. I am so glad I taught my son to love the outdoors, I loved trying to help him earn different Boy Scout Merit badges lol Like the Bird study badge haha He was like Mother, we live on the lake and I can only do 25 even though I can identify about 100. I look like a braggart saying I have 4 different species of woodpeckers, Bald Eagles and 8 different species of Humming birds .. so I am only going to do one of each to not sound so pompous hahaha. He was a great son, I am so proud of all he had done, by 14 he had his Eagle award and went on many trips around the country with Boy Scouts... Sorry, he was 26 when I lost him 5/2020 in an accident, 6 months after I lost my Daddy at 83yo... when I get to hurting like I am right now (a long story for another time hahaha I really need to finish my book lol) I get to babbling like this and do not realize how long they are until I hit send and then it is way too long but my therapist told me to leave them because someone will enjoy them or need them or it will trigger someone else to have a good memory come back to them. We don't know who we touch out here in the crazy world of the web. I am in utter joy watching and seeing parts of Scoutland that I would never be able to travel to or the UK or Australia or.... ya know what I am saying. I love your painting it is so calming and realistic when you are done.... if I did it people would think it was a map of some city suburb or a bird feather lol Thank you for such a great time with Jack, His utter joy makes it so exciting too. God Bless you and keep on taking us on these journeys and keep showing us the great talents God has blessed you with. Love you deerly!

I really look forward to seeing your walks and painting. I think I need a wee visit home to Scotland soon. Amazing painting as always. Thank you x

Lovely walk, awesome fern leaf painting!

Loved the sound of the water...something we're not known for here in California...sadly.---I think Jack almost gave away Willie's hiding spot at the monument!---And Willie, I unfortunately had to tune down the music while Sarah was painting. That was a bit too harsh for me tonight.---Climate is sure making a mess of the environment. Thanx for sharing, it's tough all over.

Your talents never stops amazing me. I loved the "hairy tree" you stopped and took a picture of with the wood sorrel. That would be a pretty picture to paint also with all those textures and colors 😊

It's a great stroll that one. There's a great wild swimming spot the other side of town too.

Another beauty... I had to watch a couple of times because I would close my eyes to listen to the woodland sounds and nod off for a minute or two. Lol! A great reason to rewind and watch/listen again.

I love your romps, the vistas are amazing, wish we had them here in Ontario Canada. You are very talented! I'm so glad I found you on You Tube.

Another beautiful walk and painting. I've really come to look forward to this video. I hope you will be able to continue making them and won't run out of beautiful areas to walk or inspiration to paint. Thank you for all you effort. it probably adds stress to your otherwise peaceful walk, but you never show it, and I for one appreciate them very much. Thanks again! --Sue :-D

I love your videos Sarah, it's like watching me and my dog Lollie. Jack has a lovely life like Lollie, rushing about exploring and sniffing. Comrie is such a lovely village, but I've not walked there, so will explore at some point. Thank you for that. I am moss/lichen obsessed, and use my photos as reference for painting. I'm gradually getting through your videos from before the Skye move. Sorry to ramble 😁

Well Mr Spaniels looks extra waggly and hyperactive in this one! He must love new places. That scenery is fab and those fallen trees will probably grow some fabulous fungi in the coming years! Lichen is so special. The woods behind where I live (despite being surrounded by housing and busy roads) has some of that scraggly lichen in the low point of the reserve where there is a reed bed. Must be cleaner air in that area! Another brilliant bit of painting too! I love brown bracken!

WOW what a walk today.. beautiful waterfalls, views awesome... great painting again.. 👍👏🙂

I am loving this series! I can't walk as well as I used to and it's great to go on these journeys with you and Jack. The scenery is stunning as is your painting, thank you 💗 x

Thank you for showing some of the beauty of your country. My Mother's people are of Scottish descent and your videos tug at my heart and soul. Thank you, I love you both and Jack he is an awesome friend to walk with.

Very enjoyable. ❤

Sarah, Back in the seventies I lived in New Jersey , Windsor and Newton had there main U.S. distribution center and offices in Secaucus. and I used to drive there from the Jersey Shore to pick up supplies. I did water colors and oils and still have my Series 7 brushes including a number 12. Their worth their weight in gold these many yeras later. I often used 200 and sometimes 300 Arches paper, but for your painting you need a fine surface. Supplies are so expensive today but W&N has colors like genuine ultramarine blue and others which only a few other houses produce. I love your TRFOMPE L, L'OEIL style. Cheers, Rik P.S. Jack is the energizer bunny/dog:)

You are such a talented painter, I could watch this all day. I also enjoy the walks, such beautiful scenery. And Jack, I love him, he is in his elements when he's outside.His tail never stops wagging. Keep up the good work.

It might have been a ice house where they kept the ice from the streams to use in the hot weather to keep food cold in the summer months.

Found you through you know who. Both of your channels have exploded. Huge congratulations

Lovely skilled work, have your applied your talent to landscapes

😻 Hello Sarah, another amazing video thank you 👍 You must have walked for miles to capture all the beautiful scenery you shared with us and I thank you for doing so 💗 and your painting, what can I say but its amazing and beautiful and so realistic 😻xx

The walk as usual was totally fab! Jack is blessed to have such active owners. The painting is beautiful. Thanks so much for the video. Have a great week!

Love the video❤️❤️

I too love these walks Sarah. I have never felt so compelled to comment Hi Sarah,another wonderful walk, thank you. I have never commented on anyone else’s channel but feel compelled to say how for me they are food for the soul and as I cannot leave the house anymore I just love them. Jack is adorable too.

I just found this video, love the walk, and your painting is so beautiful. ; )

Such interesting places you find to take us! I’m looking forward to returning in the spring. ❤️

That small roundish building/hut would be a cold cellar. A place to put root crops and foods to keep them " refrigerated" as underground is a steady 60 degrees to 55 degrees F.

Thank you Sarah for another awesome video the scenery is spectacular and so is your painting, does Jacks ever get tired. ❤️ from Ontario Canada 👍👍👍

This walk looked absolutely amazing, every week has been beautiful scenery and wildlife, and just pure peacefulness feeling, I really must get out and explore new places more, my dog Buster also loves puddles and sticks and long walks, it's funny though - he doesn't like moving water, he'll tiptoe in and have a paddle at the edge like an old lady, but doesn't like to be soaked 😂 Your fern turned out beautifully, such a contrast to the colours of the green one. Ps - you and Willie are essential back-to-back Sunday night viewing 🤗

I so enjoy yours walks and watching you create your paintings. I am a Needlepointer/embroiderer so I know how to interpret my ideas with needle and thread but would have no idea of where to start with paper and paint.

Wonderful stuff again the scenery stunning can't wait to see the Spring Summer & Autumn walks

Love your videos. Great photography, beautiful music, wonderful paintings, all in a gorgeous setting. Thank you 😊

Man I gotta get out in the hills! Looks amazing😊 That rusty Bracken color reminds me of a Bovril bottle and Willie's guitar had a section that Reminded me of Steve Earl"s " Copperhead Road" . Love it Willie😁

Wonderful walk and paint today!!! Blessings!

I so much look forward to seeing your videos and your painting love them

This is a beautiful way to see Scotland ! I can relate to your love of nature. I too paint from my photographs and such. Being 70 with a lower back that is pretty much worn out. I’m with you in spirt. Thank you for sharing your lovely walks. Jack, such a happy attentive dog. I’m also a big fan of Dirty Secrets of Scotland. Best of all happinesses.

Hi Sarah, lovely autumn looking scenery with those beautiful autumn colours, can almost smell that clean air through the video. Jack is a delightful happy boy, you both get so much enjoyment from your walks, thanks for sharing the walk and your painting. , Lovely to escape to the Scottish countryside for a little while. thanks again, take care, Cate

Loved it! Oh to have the energy of Jack! Looks like you both had a fantastic time 😀 thank you 🙏

Enjoyed another beautiful artfully done walk and paint. Jack as always is amazing running like the wind and loving every moment of it. Your finished painting is beautiful as always. Stay well. Al, NJ, USA

Another really fantastic video. Thanks! The small Nissen Hut at 6:30 looks like an air raid shelter, so maybe it was? It reminded me of the huts at the nearby Cultybraggan POW camp. The POWs were welcomed in the village, and I wonder if they might have done some work on the path (and perhaps built the hut for shelter and to store tools etc)? Thanks so much for all your wonderful videos. They're such a joy to watch!

Another awesome video with beautiful scenery and nature’s beauty, how were your poor legs after that huge hike. Loved the painting, you captured the fern leaf perfectly. Thank you for sharing, take care and see you next weekend 👏👏👍👍😍😍💝💝

That was one very happy dog on that walk. I don't know why I thought your country was never effected by bad storms. It has to be going on all over the world. It will take a lot of workers to clean that mess up; but, it must be done to protect the living trees and plants left. I have never seen coins driven into wood like that. At first I thought the coins were some sort of fungus I had never seen before. That light green/gray/white lichen (growing on the tree) reminded me a little of the Spanish Moss (that I viewed growing on trees in the deep South here in the U.S.A.) That looked a lot like the oxalis (shamrocks) growing out of the hole in that dead tree. I grown plants that looks a lot like that (oxalis/shamrocks) in flower pots every year here in Kentucky. They would look much better growning out of a rotting log with moss. Thank you so much for this video. I find this so relaxing and educational. Your painting is beautiful. I turn my mistakes into somehing else (like a tiny bug).

Another stunning walk and your painting is so relaxing to watch.

Thank you Sarah. I wonder how many kilometres Sweet Jack puts in during your beautiful walks. He’s a joy to watch.

Ummmmm,, pssst, 1000, weeeeeeehawwwwwww, congratulations.

Such a beautiful walk and the waterfall looked lovely. I really liked the monument, I have a liking to things like that for some reason. Would love to visit the Wallace Monument one day, it looks stunning and I notice it is not too far from where you were today, have you been there at all? Once again, beautiful work on the painting I love watching the process of it being done and could easily watch it in real time. Congratulations on reaching 1K subs, it is really deserved 🎉

Such beautiful countryside, even in the dead of winter it is so captivating in the colors snd sunlight. Thanks for sharing bits of the history of your beloved country, it is fascinating. Jack has such a shiny coat and nimble paws…spoiled rotten he is and deserves it😉. Very thoughtful of you to explain your craft materials and teach your painting technique, inspiring, beautifully created fern bracket!!! Peace and love to you Sarah and Jack from Budgie Cherokee and me. 🦶🦶🦶🐾🐾🐾 see ya next time😃

Another beautiful walk , it's such a shame part of your walk was lost to storm Arwens destruction.i do love the painting section at the end, are you a professionally trained artist? You are so good. Much love to you Willie, and the genius Jack Spaniels 😂

Dogs seem to be nothing more than hairy balls of energy LOL!!

Had a bad day but coming here to watch your video helped me relax and feel better. Love the beautiful views there and watching Jack being Jack. So cute. Another wonderful painting. Very fine detail work. How long did it take you to paint this?

What a beautiful walk Sarah, it’s such a shame to see the devastation from the storm, we have been badly hit here in Northumberland too.. the painting was lovely, do you use Arteza pens.. x

I get that really cold...the water..

What kind of trees do you mostly have there, and what is a Rowan tree?