A refuge in the wild. Strathchailleach and Strathan Bothy. Our adventure in the far NW of Scotland 

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Good to see you in the North East and Northumberland. Love the Tors. Great video ta.

19.50 'store' - that's a store for the peat that you are going to cut and set up to dry, then bring in the peats already set up to dry, to replenish the dry peat that you are going to burn. Just like you forgot to tell us that is what you did at Strathchailleach.

Some tough ground in places, thanks for the history and the wander.

Loved it Big G.

Great video, I too covered the same route rexently after your trip. Brings back great and challenging times. Great idea filming, commentating and editing. Keep it up

That was my mother in laws brothers house, so sad how they changed the house in the second half of this video. Winnie kilpatrick, nee Smith.

James is my great-grand uncle

Really Good videos Graham you deserve more subscribers thanks Richie

Nice video as usual, Great bothys, loved the bothy history what a great trip very bleak up there, i have never had much luck with the weather up there, only once at Altnaharra where it was too hot !!!! Keep em coming

Sandy met his German wife during his military service in northern Germany after WW2.

Oh I enjoyed that canny lad😎😉🖤 What a great trip under some tricky weather.... KTF🙏

There's nothing quite like being in a hut (Bothy) when the rain is falling, wind is blowing, and you have a roaring fire in the fireplace. It is so much like our hut system in NZ. We have a vast network of huts in my local mountain range, (52) The range is equivalent to the distance of London to Brighton and 30k wide. We have many long swing bridges and rule is, only one person at a time when crossing. and they can be from 10M long and up to 40-50M long and at a Hight of 60 M. Really enjoyed the video. ATB Cheers from the mountains of NZ 😀😀

Great video Graham! Lovely to meet you all! Glad you had decent weather walking to Strathan! We're making our way through your back-catalogue of videos now! Great channel!

Peat won,t burn chap,s until dried out! That,s the reason Sandy lived in the bothy, a peat bank outside. You were welcomed if you had a bottle of whisky, if not, bugger off to Srathan. Found it a dark & dismal place, the legendary London Stores was Sandy,s twice a month resupply.

Brilliant adventure that Graham👍🏻 Absolutely class. Enjoyed listening to all of the history, good crack between you and the rest of the lads as well. Definitely somewhere I’d like to get up and explore in the future. Thanks for sharing mate, really enjoyed them👍🏻😁 Cheers. Mark

My great uncle Angus MacLeod built the original bridge below the bothy, a place extremely dear to my heart.

Very enjoyable video: I wild camped in Sandwood Bay a couple of years ago: One of the most beautiful beaches in the UK. A fantastic walk in and an amazing area: So good to see all those familiar places again in an all round good vid. 👍😍😍

Great video, lovely bothies, very envious! 😊

Great video to capture the continuing adventure - really enjoyed it. Cheers 👍

A great adventure mate . Loved it

Great 👍

Fantastic,