Thank you. It is an incredible place with such lovely people. I could imagine you playing guitar on the bank of the amazon. Thanks for commenting as always.

@@tubbatravels Thanks! Your videos are inspiring me to want to travel to more interesting places (as soon as the little one is interested in more of an adventure!) ❤️

@@AuroraGuitarMusic thank you man.

Uff, was that you? No way would I be keen on that. We checked the weather and checked again and we had luck on our side. If the camp site guys had said don't go, we wouldn't have gone. Thanks for commenting.

@@tubbatravels Good on you for doing it. It's not a trivial hike even in the best of conditions! Respect!!

@@neologian1783 thank you. Many varied sights and landscapes to see. It was wonderful.

Nice one. It makes me happy to know a video I made has helped someone. Best of luck with your trek.

Kinlochewe post office. Inchnadampf youth hostel. Good luck.

@@tubbatravels Thanks.

@@tubbatravels Thanks for that. Just in case anyone else follows this thread, I've spoken to Veronika at Inchnadampf hostel and they are no longer accepting parcels for anyone just passing through (as opposed to booked in) because last year they had so many uncollected parcels "with rotting food"! I've also added Kintail Crafts, since I need to break the load even further. And just an additional note, that I've watched videos from all sorts of people following this trail and yours are the most helpful and I shall be following closely in your footsteps.

@@briandunning2974 thank you Brian. We did camp at inchnadampf so we didn't have that problem. We are hiking the Pennine way this summer and have two food parcels to send to the camp site at malham and also a youth hostel, both places we are staying at. I understand them not accepting food if the person is not staying there. The kinlochewe post office we sent via a method called post restante. Most post offices will hold that for you for two weeks. It sounds like you are preparing well. I wish you the best of luck.

Thank you. I remember the fall well. I was lucky not to get hurt. Thank you for commenting and mentioning the music, I make all the music for the channel so I'm pleased someone likes it.

@@tubbatravels wooow 🔥 this is incredible you make the music on your own. Big bravo👏👏👏🙂🔥

Thank you. We looked for the cheapest places to eat and this was it, apart from a hot dog stand but you can't eat hot dogs all the time. Yes I remember the 2nd place was cheaper and probably more 'famous' . Cheers man.

Hi, here is a link to my omm trio pouch. I love the pouch, but it isn't waterproof, so I keep everything inside in a zip lock bag. I did find a small rain cover, but that was also not waterproof. theomm.com/product/trio-map-pouch/

Thank you so much. I believe that map girl has replied to you. Good luck if you walk this trail. It is a great thing.

It was good food and the cheapest in Reykjavik. Thank you.

Yes good tip, always dust yourself off.

Ah thank you very much. The weather was great on that day which made the views awesome. Thanks for commenting.

Thank you. We felt silly missing the entrance and it made the hike a bit rushed for the last jeep home. You certainly don't get palm trees like that in the UK. Thanks for mentioning the music, it was one of my attempts at making reggaeton.

@@tubbatravels It sounded great!

Thanks Dave. It is possible to go much faster but once again, we go at a slow pace while making a holiday of it . I'm replying to you while waiting for a pizza in Austria. Summer holidays have begun and an Austrian hike. Cheers man.

@@tubbatravels Me and mate would do it no faster, you have to take it all in! Brilliant stuff, enjoy your pizza, and more importantly enjoy your holiday, I’ll look forward to seeing the videos, Austria is beautiful! 😀🥾⛰🏕️🇦🇹

Thank you snowy. Making the videos help me remember the place names and what we did. I also enjoy making music for them and editing, it keeps me out of the pub. Nice one man

Ha ha most of the time but you should see her when she's not had any tea. Thanks for watching and commenting. It really is a great place.

Map girl needs her tea to be jolly 😂🎉

Thank you. So many good places to camp. Thank you for commenting, nice one.

Hey Dan. Hope all's well over there.

Hey Jamie, thanks for your comments, they always make me smile. Yes my Scottish mum and dad make it ok to mimmick scottishness, he he he. Skye is stunning, very touristy in places but in-between when hiking we hardly saw anyone. Well have a good camp Jamie. All the best.

Thank you kurshid much appreciated.

Thanks a lot. The walking was great and I had fun making the music. Cheers.

Thank you so much.

It was so cool. I love Scotland. Thank you for commenting. All the best.

Ah thanks. I made the music with some bag pipe samples and other things. Thanks for commenting.

@@tubbatravels oh, that's nice. ❤️

Thank you Leilani. Do you ever hike or camp?

@@tubbatravels we hike a lot, I have some videos too. We went camping several times in Albarracín, Teruel and Bronchales.. this weekend we are out of town, hopefully I can hike, it depends on my health condition if not I will stay in the house we rented.

So if I go back in your channel I can find a hiking video? I hope your health is nothing too serious. All the best @leilaniseramivlog ​@@leilaniseramivlog

@@tubbatravels but not as extreme hiking as you do.

Hi Dave. That rhyme was written on most lav doors when I was a kid. Some things stick in the memory , these days I can't remember what I had for breakfast. There are some great houses on Skye and some great abandoned ones as well.

Hi, thanks for commenting. Yes we love Scotland for the great camp spots.

Hi Iain. Cows? I wonder how they get them there but there were sheep come to think of it. They must come from behind as you're looking out to the water. The sheep were no bother but we'd have been stuffed if there were cows there. Lucky! That poor fella who got his tent mashed. I am getting a bit better with some heights but the bad step was not on the cards. I'm not that brave yet and Lisa was in agreement. I'm allowed I think to try a Scottish accent, you as I've mentioned before I'm the first sasanac in the family and was brought up with a mum with a Scottish accent but my auntie used to say I had a terrible Scottish accent god rest her soul, she said it how it was. I cheered for the tartan army in the euros this month and I bit my thumb nail all the way down in 1978 Argentina. Ally McCloud made us all believe that Scotland would win that world cup. Do you follow the fitbaw?

Hi snowy, for sure it's a great trail. The scenery is fantastic, it feels remote in parts and even though it's not signposted it's kind of hard to get lost.

It was wonderful and very relaxing. In October there were no midges to annoy so it was perfect. Thanks man.

Hi Jamie. I'm just happy you're there. Thanks for watching and commenting. You're one of the best people on KZfaq.

Hi Glyn. Let's go for the silly walks but spring lamb is cute. Portree is a very nice place, very touristy but quite calm. The fish and chips shop is one of the best ever. Good to hear from you. When are you off to Switzerland. ?

Hi Niall and Lisa, we set of for Switzerland at the end of September until early October, can’t wait to be honest mate, somewhere I’ve always wanted to visit, thanks to Becky it’s a dream come true. How are you both doing, are you off on another hike soon. Cheers Glyn.

@@glyndarby1715 ah great stuff. Switzerland will be awesome the most beautiful country in the world. Saturday we go to Austria the second most beautiful country to do some gut to hut hiking and to see some friends.

Hi Niall, will it be for upload, I watched one of your uploads a while back that was excellent, you done some cycling, hiking swimming etc, it looked amazing. Cheers Glyn.

Yes Glyn. It's my hobby making videos, it keeps out of the pubs. Not sure how to make Austrian music tho, I don't much fancy um pa pa. ​@@glyndarby1715

Hey Glyn, yes the return of the dodgy poet. If we had carried on further on day one it would have been good to camp half way up that hill but the man, now retired, at the hostel was so welcoming we stayed there. Also there are no loos half way up a hill. I do love a bacon buttie but in Coventry it's called a bacon batch. I must be losing my coventryism. Always good to hear from you.

It's a good one Dave. No finger posts but it is easy to follow. 80 miles I think in total so it's quite relaxing. I just love Scotland for the camping especially out of midge season. So you've been to Skye before? We went once before to see the fairy pools and the fairy glen. Have a good weekend up in them there lakes.

@@tubbatravels Hi Niall. Yeah we went there a few years ago. Just had a couple of hikes in to the coires of the black cuillens, just stunning. Coire Lagan is the best place I’ve ever had a butty. 🤣 I’ve just got home from a wild camp on Grey Crag in the Far Eastern fells. A bit damp but a great time was had. 😃🏕️🥾⛰

No worries Glyn. It's always nice to read your comments, thanks. I got a message from your Bec yesterday as well which was really nice. This is the lovely side of social media. Have a lovely weekend.

Hola buen dia. Espero qué tengas un buen fin de semana. Hi what part of Spain are you in. ?

@@tubbatravels I am in Castellón de la Plana.

Oh I've never been there . ​@@leilaniseramivlog

Thank you so much. I checked out your channel and subbed. Great stuff.

Hi, no the first night was camping in the grounds of the flodigarry hostel.

Hi, thanks for commenting. Iceland is a truly unique place. Everywhere smells of sulphur, eggs, for example. The ground bubbles and smokes. It is also the most expensive place I've visited. Camping made it affordable and was a great way to see the nature.

@@tubbatravels Thank you for the advice. I've heard it is very expensive. My wife won't camp so we will save up and visit at some point. As you said, it seems like a very unique place!

I Iain. I don't think the hotel is very hiker friendly. They had a sign saying toilets are for guests only, no hiking boots. The road walking was a bit roady but the two lochs were interesting walking. Is Skye where John of howgate had to carry his dog? I have watched some of his videos, very good channel. He seems to have gone AWOL recently. We had to spend the next day going back to the car in flodigarry to swap the tent as it leaked in the torrential downpour on the night but I didn't film that day as it was a nothing day really and rained all day. Lucky there was a spare tent in the car Don't usually bring one but I had doubts about the tent. It's good that you can bounce around this small island even if the busses aren't that frequent. Thanks for commenting, have a good weekend.

Hi Dan. Always good to hear from you. Try to do something every school holiday. I sit around at home plenty so it's good to blast out during the school hols. I trust your little one is doing fine?

Braes? I'll bear that in mind as I'd love to go back to Skye. We had a terribly windy day and then this rainy one but the weather turned back in our favour. Weirdly I kinda enjoyed the rain but not day after day. Thanks for commenting.

If it doesn't kill you, it makes you stronger. We have had a lot of good luck with The weather but it is good to know we can cope when it turns bad. The experiment with the poncho worked well as I was completely dry. I did think my boots had let water in but it was just in my mind. Thanks for your comment Snowy.

I do love a waterfall. Walking 15 miles a day is about right to feel like a good walk but not so far as to destroy us. This day was a short one as I remember but the terrain will affect things. Thank you for commenting.

Ha ha ha, I'm the incredible hulk not hunchback, but yeah, not my best look. First time properly testing the poncho but in an 8 hour deluge it did keep me perfectly dry. Have a good weekend Dave.

Thank you. Portree is lovely and the colourful buildings are a well known photo opportunity. We really did love Skye.

Hi Iain. Well the bad step? I don't want to ruin it for you but a clue would be I'm ridiculously scared of heights. It was a bit disappointing not to see the dinosaur prints but I doubt I would have found them. I've been foot prints hunting in two other places in Skye and had to re visit both sites and only found them when I knew what I was looking for and exactly where. It's a mystery to me how the experts can definitely say, yes that's a dinosaur print. I guess the Skye trail is doable by returning by bus each day and hitching worked for us at the end of stage two. Taxis are too expensive.