I love seeing your videos, I miss being able to walk so far, 12 miles is about my limit now. Beautiful videos capturing amazing Scotland!

Ive had the same experience near Plodda falls. Made the other half drive us the hell out of there. If youre not welcome, best not to push your luck.

Always go with your gut feeling

You did the right thing, always trust your gut feeling, it collects far more data that our conscious mind is unaware of! Hope you got home safely, think about taking a friend along or go in a group in future, much safer. Take care out there x

I can't believe you are Scottish and calling it a "lock" it is LOCH. Shame on you.

Where you stopped by Loch Etive was supposed to be very near where the Gaelic heroine Deirdre spent her time in exile with the sons of Uisneach. They built Deirdre a small house there which they called her Grianan, ‘sun bower’.

Liking your stories. When I was young I spent a lot of time in the Cairngorms. Thanks for the taste of old times. By the way: the Galloway Hills was my other favourite place because that’s my home area. I hope you’ve been there too.

Next time, could you do a slower panorama view. The scenery was stellar but I couldn't get the entire view. Please enjoy your trips, stop, and have lunch. Life is too short to speed race through it. Love your channel.

Done a lot of walks in Scotland some by myself in middle of moonlit night walking through the night with a head torch . I have always felt serenly calm by myself at night. In fact the calmness comes from knowing there is nothing out there but me and the NATURAL wilderness. I felt only natural fears like 'I hope I dont go over on an ankle'. But I do understand the power of the mind. Watch a horror film and don't put your foot out of the bed in case the monster under the bed gets it.

Could have been a battle there.long forgotten

Ive had plenty 'experiences' lve walked Forests on the Mountains with my Dogs for decades in lreland. Some places dont want Human feet around. Oh! Your Ancient lnstinct says 'nope Bears' for places like you found there at the Loch! Thats why we get that creeped out feeling. Also Fae sometimes dont want ye there either 😎

Ive had plenty experiences lve walked Forests on the mountains with my dogs for decades in lreland. Some places dont want human feet around.

looks like a good walk! how long would it take walking from the arrochar car park? views look amazing

''The watcher in the water'' (Lotr's)

I’ve got that creeped out “bad energy” feeling many times at remote mountain lakes here in Ireland. We would traditionally attribute it to the Sidhe (Fairies). Seems the Sidhe are in Scotland too, though known as Seelie there: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seelie

Enjoyed the video, nice and chilled watch. Cairngorms always delivers for me and that was a great spot with the tree bench too! 🙌

Definitely not haunted mate

Always trust your instincts

Watch out for Unicorns, Kelpies, Selkies and the Big Grey Man when adventuring out in the Scottish wilds 🦄

You need a hammock to hang between two trees. We used to go camping in the highlands all the time as kids, but when I grew up, just driving between the mountains on those narrow roads gave me the willies, as if the mountains were coming in on me. I'm Scottish, also a Lowlander, but dad's father's family were from the Highlands - Gaelic speakers.

A Sitka spruce plantation is not an ancient native forest.

follow your gut, always. if the spirit of that place doesnt want you there, you gotta respect that. . cool vid. just found your channel.

Did anyone else hear a voice as he goes through the first gate ?😮

Watched it a bit late this time but enjoyed it thoroughly. Yet another great and peaceful video. Keep going mate 🤝

Pitch further up the hill in the trees to get away from the bog and gremlins.

Onw of the few places Ive been camping is Glen Orchy, down by the river (well past the rapids). Our camping spot was fine but I remember further up the tiver gave me the creeps. I was only 10 and I distinctly remember that. Im now in my 30s and I've still never been back, and every time I think about walking there I cant do it. I've had thst creepy feeling in another couple of places too, most recently in a patch of foresty on the esst side of Loch Lomond, and a river mouth on West Loch Lomond and I always listen to my gut and move on quickly.

nice one pal looks a cracking bothy, keep[ up the good work. Atb Wullie

Nice one pal been watching your videos lately great content, new sub from me keep up the good work. Atb Wullie

4.34 - not surprised when there are nutcases toting guns trying to kill them, I think I'd be a little skittish too ;)

I enjoyed the upload but I will add that I am not surprised by the boggy ground. Why couldn't you have gone higher? There was plenty as far as I could see.

Why did you clean your stuff in the river? You should get some water and clean away from the water nobody wants your noodles in there filter down the river thats just common sense

Love that forest I have campt in that forest many times, a d yes it can be quite a climb...

Lots of water and granite. And you are alone. You were wise to turn back. MIssing 411 - don't become one please.

Top video bud. Subbed 👍🏻

These trees have been there a thousand years ..😂 nope. They are nostly non-native plantations for timber. Probably not even 50 years old.

Hi Gregor, brilliant stuff as ever mate, what a cracking spot, better than any packed Bothy. All the best mate Dave 😀⛰🥾🏕️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Thank you so much for sharing that walk with us. I've only just found your channel and sub'd. It reminded me so much of my teens, in the early 60s, when we'd do the same in the Lakes and Scotland. The memories have stayed with me through the years as being so beautiful.

Your instincts were picking up something that was not right. You did the right thing. Enjoy the hiking, magnificent countryside and video.

Another lovely relaxing video...parts of this video are like paintings of wild, beautiful Scotland, the best in the world. Good choice to be away from the Bothy, but near the river. Silence, when you really know it, can be heard, and you heard it here.

Im.sixty and im not.comfortable camping alone.sometimes.!

I was up there at the weekend. Stunning part of our country

Glad you posted this even though you weren’t going to. This is is an excellent example of trust your instincts and that things don’t always go as planned. A Valuable insight for those thinking of camping or staying outdoors.

Love watching your videos mate but you really need to up the dinner menu a wee bit… here’s a wee cheap tip , buy a packet of pepperami chicken bites , full of protein and chuck them in with your pot noodle

Great video, the Cairngorms are one of my favourite places. Just a thought, if you're making up a route as you go along, is there anyone who'd know where you are if you got into difficulties ?

When you get a feeling like that - it’s because the ultra terrestrials have a base hidden underwater they have lived alongside mankind for years but prefer not to mix with us and they have technologies that are more advanced than we have - they can give us telepathic warnings like they did to some who commented below sounds to me that 2 lochs you have mentioned where you got the same feeling are indeed their bases.💚❤️🙏🏻

It's always a treat to catch up with your latest adventure, your charming smile and laugh, and to see how tired you looked the following day after all that washing up!

New sub! Your camera work and views you're showing are awesome! Such a scenic and well taken footage 👌🏾👌🏾 cant wait to binge your content 👍🏽

Watched a few of your vids after YT put them on my feed , really enjoyable, down to earth reality. Liked and subbed