Road Tripping Scotland- Solo Travel (Highland Coos!) 

Glad you liked my country. It seems everybody goes to Glenfinnan for the Jacobite steam train which is associated with Harry Potter. However, Glenfinnan played a very important part in Scottish history, it is where the standard was raised by the clansmen along with Bonnie Prince Charlie at the start of the 1745 rebellion. I would recommend visiting the visitor centre there and crossing the road to the Jacobite tower, climb up inside and pull yourself through the wee opening to stand with the statue of the clansmen. The view down Loch Shiel from there is amazing.

Scotland.....nowhere like it on earth! When you went to Balmoral, you must have passed my house! Great vlog.!

You're a breath of fresh air . . . crack on!

Great content n editing made me want to go there too!

This was amazing! Thank you so much for making this video. I felt like I was right there with you. I’m so excited to go to Scotland, I can’t wait! I don’t know when that is, but I can’t wait 😊

Well done you. You are a natural. Just subscribed. 👍

Love the vid and love Scotland.very well put together vid

Nice to see you had some good Scottish weather. Remember, "Today's rain in tomorrow's Whisky".🤣

Something you may not have realised is that stretch of road you travel down at 11:00 on the way to Fort Augustus is in a famous scene in the cult 1980s movie Local Hero, which is about an American who comes to a small Scottish village to build an oil refinery but ends up falling in love with the place and the people who live there. It's full of famous actors and won loads of awards, inclining for its soundtrack. In fact, even fans of the film don't know where the road is.. but now you do.

Love seeing people travel around my country and be so excited about it!

Come back in the summer. Doesn't get dark till after midnight. If you liked Scotland in winter, Man you're in for a treat.

young lassie you have a new sub fae S.W.Scotland , and if you wish to see what i see every day just type in Ailsa Craig , love the love you have fir my wee hame called Scotland , i spent over 10 years working as a chef in the Highlands , been many places , but nothing compares to folk and landscape and you caught it absaloutlly bang on , im so glad you made some fantastic memories , p.s. you came to Scotland at the right time , no midges , but rain aye .....

Waooo....pemandangan yang indah walau langit tamoak mendung....good vidio....aku nantikan vidio berikutnya...ok Jane...

I liked this vidya, may God give the late Queen majestic tranquility in her rest, she will never be replaced

Must say 10 / 10 for traveling on your own and driving 1st on the opposite side of the Road .

Made me smile, thanks.

Great video and you have been on beautiful places. I was on a 🛵 trip in 2019. and Glencoe is the best place I saw. 🙋🇭🇷

Very enjoyable wee vlog - hope you enjoyed your trip from a Scot living in Abernethy, Perthshire, Scotland !

14:50 - "i was ready before you were born, son" 😆

Wonderful vlog. I too traveled around Scotland as a solo traveler.

Fun tour 😊❤

Looks like you had the good weather.

Great movie we love Scotland! We hope to be back there soon as currently travelling Portugal thank you for sharing we have subscribed to show our support 🙂

haha I love the fact you just went without much planning and hit the roads, you basically did the best thing to experience Scotland seeing the scenery and whatnot and looks like you had an amazing time despite the bad weather that Scotland can typically get.

Love your Scottish adventures, I'm going myself and embracing the people and the land

Love your insane enthusiasm! Top tip, if you go to Scotland in winter you have to expect bad weather.

Great video ! X

You are very entertaining, complete natural 😊

Yep its dark at 3,39 and not light until 10am. Try coming in June 24nr day light very odd coming out of a club in Dundee. So happy you enjoyed my country. Im lucky to have seen the salmon jumping, amazing they are nakered at the end.

I did the same to Ibiza! Best month of my life. 🙃

Top Chick, keep up the good work 👌👍😉 A++

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Our American cousins are always welcome here. I love your adventurous spirit! Come back! ❤

Fantastic video, u inspired me to go on my own. Where did u stay in Edinburgh?

We will be visiting the end of September and early October. Is there a GPS app you can recommend that will allow us to download maps/directions for when there is no signal later? Thanks in advance! Great video!

Love this video

Well done, I live in Scotland and you had me impressed. One thing though. There nay not be any clothing under a kilt but saying there is 'nothing' under it is definitely not true. 🤣

Very good

Great video

WOW,WOW, WOW ❤ loved your Scotland video, only just come across it. I know this is rude but how much did all this cost,,absolutely amazing ❤, Tony

Ah,the magical words you want to hear from any you lady.... I don't care I'll try anything🤣🤣this girls a keeper.

Keep going - don't stop

This looked absolutely amazing but, "the green hotel" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 was pretty terrible... I feel? New subscriber ❤️💕

Thank you for the tip about the Green Hotel. NOPE, nope, nope, nope, NNNNOOOOOpe. And then entering Blaire Castle, which has more guns in its lobby than a Texas Walmart. But them views! The nature! The expansiveness of it all. Ah, majestic.

youve only got to ask would have loved top go there aain been so many times

So sad you got some bad weather! You should visit the isle of Skye, you don't need a ferry, as a bridge has now been erected! Scotland has so much more too offer, haste ye back!

You can’t wear anything under the kilt, as underwear would just drop to your ankles when marching. Haggis is not “sheep’s stomach”. the scaling in which it was traditionally cooked was a sheep’s stomach. These days it’s a plastic casing, and you don’t eat the casing… except when eating hotdogs and wieners, they ARE encased in the same stuff as sheep’s stomach. The haggis contents are exactly the same thing as any samosa filling.

Sweet janè.....charming content,much love.shamimm zahuri from bangladesh🤍👏🕊💞

How’s the driving from the left side? I will be visiting next year, but a little bit hesitant to drive.

Glencoe does that to you 😊

Won’t find many locals in a church hen..😂

'Hielan' coos..'😁

Don’t say Lake it’s a Loch 😂 and yes it rains here a lot. When we get blue sky days it’s even more stunning.

What month was this filmed? I’m going to Scotland in October!

Can I ask what kind of shoes you wore?

Note for any future UK trips. At 6:38 you seem to be filming the countryside while driving. Using a mobile phone for any use while driving is a big no, no. If the police catch you it's a £200 fine and six penalty points on a licence. Don't know what happens if you have a non UK licence but it's still not worth the risk.

So, what did you have to do to get gas?

Great Video from Scotland, I can't wait to go back, new subscribe here #426

When did you visit, November?🤣🤣🤣i live here and don't see as much rain as is on your video.

Hate to break it to you Jane, but we don't go to church on a Sunday morning. Most Scots - in an attempt to recover from too much drinking the night before - walk Zombie-fashion to the nearest newsagent for some burnt rolls and a lot of ice-cold Irn Bru.

No they didn't think you were out of your mind,they hear your voice and just though,aye she's American that'll explain the question😏

It's usually three pounds for ham and tomatoes but again they just thought aye she's american😂

How do you know it's genuine ingredients in Real Scottish haggis?the lungs are charred black and stink of stale cigarettes and the heart comes with a filling...clogged arteries,boom boom😂

Deep fried haggis ,are you mental !?

FIRST OFF.....it's pronounced EDINBRU not EDINBORO ! Nothing is worn under the kilt. It's all in perfect working order !! 🤣🤣

Really enjoyed it until the end, Never mix Scotch and Irish in the same video

There is no ‘O’ in Edinburgh it is pronounced Edin-burra Americans just cannot speak English at all where the hell do you get Edin-burrow from its is Edin-burra ….A it’s A not O