First "Like" I thought that was the river Orchy area , was surprised it was the Merrick. The loch and scenic mountain area geography was serenic , pity not a native tree ,never mind a forest was missing, an eco system raped to death & a degraded landscape indeed. The videography was excellent and you captured this adventures heart and thoroughly enjoyed viewing so thank you much for sharing this wonderful nature experience .
Thank you very much George! Yeah its a shame much of Scotland's hillsides are so barren and always find myself sitting in these areas picturing how they should be. However there is many groups and landowners looking to make a difference to our native ecosystems, so there is hope for the future!
@@RiverSide200 yeah as a Scot , I'm a shamed , I also share your visions how stunning and "alive" the landscape would be if covered by native woodland , apposed to the famous writer that my country...is a barren , empty wet desert ! Yes I follow trees for life .UK , the affric rewilding was giving £300,000 from EU rewild. Many landowners are queuing up on side to re-establish native woodland which is good news as guess they realise the profit in it, more attractive to tourists , hunters , better quality deer / fish etc excetera . Keep the vids coming your good at it & in time you get loads subs Inc me, reason I haven't subbed , just about to launch my own outdoor channel, choose my ch name , make couple vids etc , but this might delete my comments / subscriptions ? But I will deffo subscribe once my channel is live... Atvb G
What an engaging format, letting the sights and sounds of landscape, waterscape, wildlife and your four- legged companion provide the soundtrack. The shots of the sunset over the loch and hills were perfectly captured. I bet your bonny dug didn't expect to get a trip to the sea(loch)side, joyous stick chasing, sand-digging and swimming, it's a dogs life!! (Not sure if I missed it, what's his/her name?)
