[JoshMachine]

Man, that is one awesome travelogue.
And not just because of the Range Rover, but the way you have captured some great shots there!
I had planned a trip to Scotland last summer with almost all the same enroute stops that you have covered, but COVID threw all plans haywire.
So thank you for “taking” me there through some beautiful pics.
Hope I get to be there real soon.

[sup?]

At the Glenfinnan viaduct, there is a small hill which gives you spectacular views of the viaduct without a drone. It’s one of the best views I saw in Scotland.

[SVK Rider]

Wow,
Back to back travelogues !!
Indeed you are the person who is enjoying the roadtrips in this pandemic days.
Too good pictures and descriptive. rated 5 stars.
Keep inspiring

[adhd92]

Originally Posted by BlackPearl

After leaving London we deliberately avoided the motorways. It added to drive time but was worth the effort. We drove through the beautiful English countryside and kept on driving northwards. Crossed Sheffield, Leeds, Glasgow and through Cairngorms National Park and reached North Kessock after a very long journey of more that 15 hours.

Driving 15 hours straight sounds really tiring specially in a country like India. Is it the same in the UK? The most I have done in a single day is 13 hours which is Delhi to Manali and it is quite tiring because the roads arent uniform and of course the traffic is very unpredictable.

[ketan007]

Excellent travelogue as usual combined with beautiful pics.
Kudos!

[BlackPearl]

Originally Posted by smsrini

I'm curious to know what / how you use the gopro mounted on the car ?

I am not sure if you are asking how the Gopro is mounted on the vehicle. There is a Gopro mount provided with the camera that is pasted on the top of the vehicle and the Gopro is mounted on that. I don't know if I were able to explain.

Originally Posted by smsrini

Is it there during the drive for a timelapse or do you mount it for specific shots when you are near a destination ? How do you control the camera ?

It is mounted there most of the time and keeps recording. I carry a few 125 GB cards and keep rotating them and finally transfer them to a hard drive at the end of the day. Also it can be controlled via the mobile app to start and stop recording.

Originally Posted by smsrini

Loved the photos of the RR and Scotland!

Thank you smsrini!

Originally Posted by Samba

You are on a travel spree and you are gifting us consecutive blockbusters!
As-usual another travelogue with fantastic pics. Rated 5*.

Thank you Samba!

Originally Posted by JoshMachine

Man, that is one awesome travelogue.
And not just because of the Range Rover, but the way you have captured some great shots there!

Thank you JoshMachine!

Originally Posted by JoshMachine

Hope I get to be there real soon.

Wish you all the best and hope that you can make that trip soon!

Originally Posted by sup?

At the Glenfinnan viaduct, there is a small hill which gives you spectacular views of the viaduct without a drone. It’s one of the best views I saw in Scotland.

Thank a lot sup? for the info. Will surely try to make it next time. The picture is fantastic.

Originally Posted by SVK Rider

Indeed you are the person who is enjoying the roadtrips in this pandemic days.
Too good pictures and descriptive. rated 5 stars.
Keep inspiring

Thank you SVK Rider!

Originally Posted by adhd92

Driving 15 hours straight sounds really tiring specially in a country like India. Is it the same in the UK? The most I have done in a single day is 13 hours which is Delhi to Manali and it is quite tiring because the roads arent uniform and of course the traffic is very unpredictable.

Hi adhd92, yes it is difficult to drive 15 hours or more continuously if you start doing that without adequate preparation. In my case I have gradually increased this time over the years, starting with 2 or 3 hour drives during the initial days of highway drives. Now I can safely do 30 plus hour drives in India. In UK and Europe it gets a bit difficult to drive continuously on the expressways as it tends to get a lot boring compared to India. So we usually take B roads if we have time in our hands.

Originally Posted by ketan007

Excellent travelogue as usual combined with beautiful pics.

Thank you ketan007!

[ABHI_1512]

Drool worthy pictures and locations, perfect recipe for a wonderful travelogue. Coming from you, it’s no surprise that this travelogue would elicit some surreal feelings amongst us. Keep feeding us with these gems Blackpearl, many thanks for sharing such a beautiful travelogue with us.

Regards.

[ARAY]

With your around in that Region BP da, I am pretty sure I will be exploring a significant chunk of the beautiful West with time. The black RR looks killer in all the pictures. You are doing justice to the marvelous landscape.
Rated 5*. Please keep sharing such beautiful writeups and experiences.

[BlackPearl]

Originally Posted by ABHI_1512

Keep feeding us with these gems Blackpearl, many thanks for sharing such a beautiful travelogue with us.

Thank you ABHI_1512!

Originally Posted by ARAY

Rated 5*. Please keep sharing such beautiful writeups and experiences.

Thank you Aritra! Waiting for the lockdown to end

[panamera13]

Originally Posted by BlackPearl

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Scotland is an amazing place; one of my office location is in Aberdeen (been there around 25 times in last 5 years) and I have been lucky enough to explore most of north Scotland including most of the distilleries (Glenfiddich, Balvenie, Fettercairn et al ) and can't say enough good things about the gorgeous scenery. What an amazing road trip. Plan for Norway next time