Hi, Dunnet Head is the most northerly point of mainland GB. A lot of people make the mistake of thinking John O'Groats is the most northerly point of mainland GB because there's allways talk of Land's End to John O'Groats. The fact is, John O'Groats is the furthest point away from Lands End.

Great videos, top tip is to go about end of may, my brother did it then this year, not a single midge and the weather was great, I am Scottish so know the midges

Watching this episode on a 55" Samsung TV, I reckon your settings were fine, nice clear picture and good colour 👍. Those camper vans really spoil those lovely roads, the whole area seem to be over run with them.

Next time your up in Thurso have a wee look online for takeaways.. We've got 2 x chinese, 2 x chippies, 3 x Indians, 2 x burger joints and about half a dozen cafes 😂... There be plenty for yas next time... Oh and more than a couple hotels.. All the best Ross

Really enjoying these vids so far.I’m off up to Scotland in may on the bike and your vids are giving some great ideas of where to go.One good thing about your videos is that it’s made up my mind about buying a sat nav.I don’t think I’ll bother,,I’ll stick to a paper map and pen and paper..can’t wait to watch the other vids when I get time and hope you continue to post a lot more,,great stuff and looking like a great holiday so far

Nice trip & vlog guys , but I’m afraid,how would you expect mr camper van driver to see you whilst reversing,when your stuck to his bumper,proves it on the next shot,behind the merc, you could have leant forward & cleaned his rear screen . Space guys.

hi lad enjoying your vlog... ;0 THE GOOD AND THE BAD.. all adds to the adventure.. Just a note John 'o Groats is the most northerly inhabited point on mainland Britain. Dunnet head is the most Northerly geographical point.. So its just the word inhabited that seperates them .. Happy days lad and i find that filming at 60fps solves a lot of problems,, 4k at 30fps leaves a lot of motion blur.. I personaly have started to film at 2k 60fps then edit it down to 1080.. Simply because unless you have a major gaming PC or a Mac you will be looking at at least One hour to render a 15 minute video and then upwarsd of two hours to upload the 4k file to you tube with the average upload speed of 20Mb/s.... to start vlogging a 4k 60 needs a lot of computing power with a serious invidea graphics card or at least a Ryzen 9 set up plus a net link of at least 100Mb/s... my site is expressly designed for lap top viewing as most people watch vloggers on this medium. i edit on a 27 inch monitor to have clear room for the editing window but i extend the viewing window on to my 15 inch laptop .. Just a few points to consider lad... But your personal approach to vlogging is awesome and content over video quality win the day every time..:) keep safe 🏍🏍🏍and Happy days on sunny dry roads my friend.

when I planned my trip in June 2022 I worked out all the fuel stops along the route and marked them on a map, none were more than 80 miles from each other and most had un attended card operated pumps so were in fact open 24hrs more for the north coast route as quite a bit is single track with passing places note, in June the Dutch seem to swamp the NC500 with their bikes and campervans which they park in passing places making life difficult for everyone. One thing I did notice is cyclist's cheat on the Applecross pass, their camper/car goes a little way up and parks in a passing place the cyclist then has pictures taken of them going up but when they get to the van they get in and go up to the top for another photo of them on their bike getting there, then they do the same a couple of times on the way down so in effect they cheat getting bragging rights for something they did not do .