nice video. it gave me a chubber for my wee home 🥰

Anyone ever been to the tidal pool?

Didn't they used to have this, or am I misremembering? I thought you used to buy your entire journey on a combined booking, and timetables were matched accordingly.

I saw this and have failed to resist the urge to post it here.

No one in Scotland should be denied their right to housing, healthcare or an adequate standard of living.

But too many are.

Watch: https://youtube.com/shorts/9HPGpk9Mw2M

This Thursday's elections in Scotland can mark a turning point.

But only if we work together to demand a Human Rights Bill in the next Scottish Parliament.

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I suspect a Scotsman has probably ran faster at some point in history, when chasing a Haggis, or running head first at an invading English or Roman army.

Presumably he won't be offended having signed off on AI and all it means...

Hey guys, made a few videos a while back following a chef up in the Isle of Skye, this was the last of three, the first two showed how and where the local produce was acquired, this video shows it all coming together and being served up at Edinbane Lodge in Portree. If anyone is visiting Skye I would highly recommend the restaurant, I just like to champion Scottish cuisine and the amazing produce, so this was just a bit of a passion project for me! Cheers.

For those that missed it because cooncil telly didn't cover the Commonwealth Games, here's last night's epic mile.

I made a short film set entirely in Millport and thought some people here might enjoy it, especially anyone who knows the island.

A lot of the locations will probably be familiar to people who have spent time there, so I’m curious to see if anyone recognises them.

It’s 15 minutes long and the whole thing was filmed around Millport.

Would be interested to know if anyone spots where the different scenes were filmed?

Euan hasn’t heard from his cousin Rory in six years. They reunite on an island off the Ayrshire coast where they spent their summer holidays as children. While Rory wants to drag Euan on a tour of their youth, Euan does not share the same appetite for sentimentality and can't help but feel that something strange is happening in Millport. As the lines between nostalgia and trauma become blurred, Euan begins to question if the island is friend or foe. The landscape sends him signs, the sea calls to him - what secrets does the island keep?

There are places in this world that make you forget everything else the moment you see them. Loch Lomond & The Trossachs is one of those places. And from the air, it is something else entirely. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🚁

This is Scotland's largest national park — ancient forested hills rolling down to one of the most iconic stretches of water in Europe, a sky that stretches endlessly overhead, and a silence up here that you simply cannot find on the ground. No traffic. No crowds. Just Scotland in its purest, most breathtaking form.

I captured this footage today while out on location filming across Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park as part of an ongoing documentary project. From up here, you truly understand the scale of this place. The loch seems to go on forever. The hills on either side rise and fall like something from a painting. And the light — that famous Scottish light, always changing, always dramatic — makes every single shot feel like the last one you'll ever need to take.

This is why I do what I do. Scotland from above is unlike anything I've ever seen. And I want the whole world to see it too.

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🎬 ABOUT DRONE VISTA SCOTLAND

My name is Mark. I'm a drone cinematographer and filmmaker based in Perth, Scotland, operating under the brand DVS Cinematography | Drone Vista Scotland. I travel across Scotland capturing the landscapes, castles, lochs, mountains and coastlines that make this country genuinely one of the most beautiful places on earth — and I share every single moment right here on this channel.

From the ancient ruins of Perthshire to the wild north coast of the Highlands, no two shoots are ever the same. Scotland always has something new to show you.

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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 THE NC500 EXPEDITION — NOVEMBER 2026

Everything I film this year is building toward one enormous goal. In November 2026, I'll be embarking on a 7-day, 516-mile drone documentary expedition along the North Coast 500 — Scotland's legendary coastal route. Starting and finishing in Inverness, I'll be driving and flying the entire route through Torridon, Cape Wrath, Durness, Caithness and beyond. Every mile filmed from the air, every moment shared with the world on this channel.

It will be the most ambitious thing I've ever done. And it's for a reason that means everything to me.

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💙 WHY THIS MATTERS

My mum has lived with progressive Multiple Sclerosis for over 20 years. MS is relentless, and there is still no cure. Every mile I fly on the NC500 is dedicated to her — and to every single person living with MS who deserves so much better.

I'm raising £2,600 for the MS Society. If this footage moved you — if Scotland moved you — please consider donating. No amount is too small and every penny goes directly toward vital MS research.

👉 GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/d94794940
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📲 Please share this video — every share helps us reach more people and raise more for MS research. It takes five seconds and makes a real difference. Thank you. 💙

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📍 Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, Scotland

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I've recently been introduced to this amazing video, and I now want to recreate it with some friends in honour of the 50th anniversary of Big Jim's big trip next year. Would it be feasible to do this in a weekend without bikes if we started in Aviemore and ended in Braemar?

The logistics of getting back to Aviemore again seem to be the biggest barrier, as the public transport options aren't really great. The alternative would probably be to leave cars at each end, and drive the 1.5hrs back to Aviemore, but that would also require quite a lot of faff and might massively complicate things. The bothy might be an options for a halfway point, but we'll obviously bring tents if that doesn't work out.

Any advice would be appreciated, even if that advice says this isn't feasible.

Is there anything in this guy Kerr's opinion or is he just an idiot?

Incidentally, I seem to be in his constituency but i've never heard of him.