Hi Cameron. Yes, please continue to visit and check out Aires. We find it very interesting and informative. We are listing them for future visits to Scotland. Thank you. 🙂👍

Very interesting video thanks for posting I don’t fancy the NC500 either

New aire in Aberfeldy, £5 a night. Ten minutes walk into town. 👍

I am glad you have taken it upon yourself to review these aires, you are a great ambassador for your beautiful country so please keep them coming. Personally I have avoided Scotland for the past few years hoping that things will calm down and from what you say the corner is being turned. I look forward to visiting again in the future and using your reviews as a guidance. Thankyou Cameron. AL

Excellent and informative as always. Thank you....and I'm with you on the NC500...no thanks.

Yip keep the aire reviews coming please. Always good to see other options. Love Fort Augustus - even like watching the boats go through the locks😬even did it a few years ago on a hired boat - was interesting 🥴😃

If you have a spare two days you should visit Elie and Kingsbarn in Fife. They have overnight parking for campers . Very lovely.

pity there isn't at least a toilet

Thanks Cameron good video and yes , please keep reviewing the aires for the channel. Stopped at the Green Frog in Moffat after you recommended it and it is probably one of the best overnight stops we have ever stayed at! Glad the weather has warmed up for you 👍 Had to stop the video twice to work out what the noise was coming from neighbours house until I realised it was that cock crowing in the background 😂Keep up the good work 👍

Stayed at that one last year, very nice and well worth the money

Thanks, didn't know about the Fort Augustus one. Just watched this sitting at the sea front Aire at Cullen, £10 a night, going up to £15 in high season. Absolutely fantastic.

Thanks for a great video, and yes, this is very useful. We had stayed at the campsite years ago in our T25, and your comment at the end of the video answered my question about its availability. I think you do us all a great service having a hunt for these new aires and pointing them out to us, and I for one appreciate it greatly. Hopefully, in time, these will grow and small towns will benifit from passing trade, as folk stop over and spend time exploring and spend some money in the local shops, bars and restaurants like motorhomers do in france. It should be a win-win and ought to be looked on positively. Cheers 👋

I always add a wee dod of butter to the tatties just lifts them a bit

Ah ken exactly far ye are. Nae far fae tne school

Just had my fusion one week ago. I’m losing my mind with the boot. It’s so heavy. Dragging it around is awful. I’m a runner some 30 years. Hoping I can run again when this is healed. The pain started about 3 years ago. Had a chealectomy. It was Okay but didn’t take the pain away. Had shots and still no relief. That’s why I opted for the fusion. So here I am one week later after fusion. Hate the sitting so much. Were you allowed to walk with the boot on after surgery or did u need a scooter for the house?

Unfortunately cameron mcneish just spews uneductated bile on twitter these days, just look at his latest insult towards chris Packham and Dale vince, who unlike folk like cameron genuinely care about nature.

Hi Cameron , I am 31 days post surgery of my big toe joint . My surgeon performed a Cheilectomy slightly different to the fusion . I am light weight bearing in a rocker bottom sandshoe ATM and its ok however i do not have full range of the joint ? as when it reaches the maximum bend its painful. Im just wondering how long before i can walk reasonably normal without the pain. I can only take small steps with a limp and looking forward to stepping out to my normal gate . Thank you

Great to see you doing well. You are an inspiration ✨️

I'm due to have surgery in July for the same were you offered local anesthetic as I have read sometimes you are awake for the operation 😮

We recently spent 12 nights in Scotland visiting places I’ve wanted to go to for a while. Stayed on CCCS, CLs, and Findhorn motorhome stopover and independent sites. This video has given me more ideas for cutting the cost of the next trip 😬. Great information

Yesterday we came across your channel, absolutely superb. Very informative with a bit of history thrown in. We are relatively new to camper-van life, only had our van since late January but you have gave us many new places to visit.

Hi Cameron, Thanks for an informative view on arthritis which I stumbled across (no pun intended) while searching for views on joint fusion v replacement. I'm currently waiting to see what my best options are going forward and weighing up the pros and cons of each procedure. I've been suffering for years with arthritis in my left big toe taking painkillers and I've had 2 cortisone injections but it's getting more painful each day. I had an appointment this wk and was told the joint has completely closed over so even the option of another cortisone injection via camera in theatre was not viable. The options are now joint fusion or replacement but each one has pros and cons. Fusion option obviously fixes your toe in place so you can't bend it but it might affect the other toe joints while replacement still allows you to bend your toe but will need replacing in about 15 yrs or so. Like you I'm active walking and going out on my bike plus I work so can do 30k steps a day. I'm 53 so i still want to be able to work and exercise like before just pain free. How are you now fully recovered? Are you back to your normal self still exercising?

I'm.5"11 115 kg would this be ok using to commute 10 mile a day try and get fit

Lovely to see you out on your bike...I can't wait to get on mine due to an L5S1 disc pronation.... hope one day I will.... lovely wee camp spot....you were either very brave if there was midges or perhaps none 😄

Hello. How is your foot now? Best whishes

Happy that everything is going ok Cameron.

Congratulations on your recovery and you look like you are flying on the gravel bike. Another great video Cameron, thanks 👍

Good to know you're recovering well. Every time I think im getting too old to try something you put me right😊

Great to see you out on the bike Cameron and you were going a fair pace! I have never really cycled and having just stood down from MRT and early retired definitely looking for a new hobby. We have just bought a Mirider E bike for the van. However like the look of your Trek. Great to see you getting back to fitness.

Congratulations on your recovery. I have my operation yet to come. Hopefully within the next month or two. Next year I am hoping for a long bike trip in Europe somewhere. Somewhere where it is relatively flat!!!! Looking forward to your next video.

That was a video that gladdened my heart. Ten years ago next week I woke up in intensive care after emergency open-heart surgery to repair a damaged mitral valve. It is surprising how quick the body mends. I was out of hospital at the end of the fifth day and two weeks later I was walking about at the Glastonbury Festival. But it was four months before I was allowed to drive again and quite a lot longer before I could walk up a mountain or ride my bike. The breast bone has long since fused back together but I still get pains in that area when heavy lifting, as I found out this spring when I had to rebuild an old stone wall at my house.

Well done mate . My mum had similar op to you last January. She's doing OK too . Good to see you up and exercising the brand new bits you've had installed 😂 happy travels and all the best with your recovery 👍

well done Cameron!, your videos are so well produced. Take it easy, man.

It's good to see you out and about on your bikes again. Remember you still get fit on your e bike you just go further in the time you have on the bike. I fitted my bike carrier to my tow bar for the first time and transported my bike to a local wood and had a cycle and returned home so now I am all prepared for summer expeditions. I need a bike pump and an inner tube but that inflator is too rich for me even with your discount. Sorry.

Well done Cameron glad to see you looking so happy being back in the saddle 👌

Great to see you back in the saddle, cracking ride out.👍

You’re looking well, Cameron.

awesome, and going at a fair lick..)).... what route was that at the start, with the Trek?

Well done Cameron, there's nothing like getting oot in the open air with the wind in your face.

Stopped at this site cycing the NCN7 route. it is abysmal. I was heading for Newtonmore but the campstie there is now shut. I had a look at the website and this shows photos that are not on site and does not show that the site is behind a major large noisy electric substation. I dont mind a minimum of facilities. There are no facilities except a charging point and a less than clean toilet with only cold water. I got very little sleep in a site sandwiched between a railway and station with trains running late and a buzzing substation. it might be okay in a large motorhome with all facilities on board and sound proofing. I would not reccoment this for anyone in a tent

This looks like a fabulous place. I love Aberdeenshire ❤❤. Thanks for this.

Love it here. I remember about 12 years ago being involved in discussions with the local population about the development of this aire and how it would benefit the local community. The only problem with Findhorn is no chippy since The Bunty closed 😂.

Thanks I bin wild camping up Scotland for the last 2 years and I'm looking forward to visiting this September because of the miges 🎉 lol did not go to schotland till 2 years ago it's is a lovely and ur touch I wish my misses wood move up there thanks for the video

I did this route in the opposite direction from you as part of the Kingussie Bikeathon event last year. Unfortunately I won’t be able to do it this year but my wife is doing it.

Glad you’re doing well, looks like your toe fusion issues are much better? That’s a lot of walking

Do they allow micro campers on the site.

Hi Cameron, Its good to see you out and about again after your op. Being of similar vintage to yourself with a passion for the outdoors (particularly Speyside), I find your channel very relateable. I am considering getting an e-bike and was very interested in your review of the Eleglide M1 Plus. Do you still have it and is it living up to it's early promise? Thanks and best wishes, Len

Altough it's true that many tourists don't look after the areas they visit, but if you live in Scotland you know very well there is an excessive amount of rubbish everywhere where tourists never even been.

thank you

Thanks for sharing Cameron. You are looking well, and I'm sure things are progressing further with each day.. You say to share if there are any bumps in our road that put a temporary halt to our plans, well, I type this after an ultrasound at Addenbrookes hospital. I'd flown out to Turkey to hike the Lycian Way 500km but noticed swelling in parts of my anatomy (fluid retention) that I've experienced before linked to problems with my abdomen, which is susceptible to cancer. It was a no brainer, I contacted my consultant from my hotel in Turkey & my consultant said "get back to the UK for an ultrasound ASAP,". Well, I got the all-clear this morning, so I'm immensely relieved. However I'm still pretty pissed off that I had to abandon my two-month hike through the Taurus Mountains! But as they say, the hills will always be there, and so will I come October to start the Lycian Way for a second time. I will take on board your sense of patience and 'listening to our bodies' approach, and I'm sure I will enjoy the Taurus Mountains all the more in October, with gratitude for good health, as I'm sure you'll enjoy taking your granddaughter up her first Munro? Perhaps that'll be one of the most significant Munro memories for you Cameron? You're doing great... Best wishes.