Solo walking West Highland Way, 150+km, Scotland 2021 4K
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- čas přidán 29. 07. 2021
- In July 2021 I did West Highland Way in 7 days backpacking.
This is 100 miles/150km route from Glasgow to Fort William.
Shot with sony a6400 + Tamron 17-70
DJI Mini 2 - Sport
This deserves a million views and I'm not kidding! Awesome Sir!
Superb video of your journey.
Beautiful trip. Man, you have been blessed with this beautiful weather ;-)
Ive been told by local that they have weather like this all year long, they just carefully hiding this fact :)
Veey nice
Dude, this is brilliant! really well done!
Nice one Ed.
Very tasteful drone usage.
Better than shovelling data, right? 😉
Hola, vengo del futuro....( no me pude resistir 🤣🤣) digooooo de comentario de Amazon sobre la lente 17-70 jajaja esta todo grabado con esa lente??? también el video???, excelente video de cualquier manera...saludos
Great video, well done. 👍
Great video. Was Tamron 17-70 f2.8 used to film this video?
Thanks. Yes, shot completely on tamron 17-70 for aps-c
Very interesting and beautiful! Thank you!
Have you used a solar panel?
Thanks! Yes, I used cheap solar panel for first time ever and it did not work, it had 10W and it was not enough to change my power bank, so my experience wasn't very successful, but I know more powerful panels work great if you have a lot of sunshine.
@@EdTrails Thank you again, I plan to go there in 10 days, I will make an adjustment to the route, I will add stunning views from the peaks :)
@@ramiras3675 Thats a great idea! You may add few extra days for that, just the climbing Ben Lomond took 7h for me, you may also consider Ben Lui (near Tyndrum) and Stob Ghabhar (near Inveroran), and Ben Nevis at the end obviously. Good luck with you journey!
@@EdTrails Thank you for your advice ) You have one of the most colorful videos, and I've already watched a lot of them WHW:) I hope I will be lucky with the weather and I also take a drone with me.)
What happened to your poles?
Not used them much, because when you do a lot of filming, you need free hands all the time, otherwise I would use them.
@@EdTrails Great video! Tx for explaining why we didn't see much of your poles!!