What would Mary do?
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- čas přidán 18. 02. 2022
- ‘What would Mary do?’, a cycling film that beautifully captures Scotland’s majestic and remote landscapes, environment and natural heritage together with the true spirit of hostelling. Follow Lee Craigie, Phillippa Battye and Alice Lemkes from The Adventure Syndicate as they take on a five-day, 300-mile, cycling and HostelPacking journey, from Glasgow to the Highlands and Skye.
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I hope you guys enjoyed your trip this story about Mary (my mum and 2 aunts) brought happy tears to my eyes so proud I wish they'd been here to see it.
MARVELLOUS!
Lovely!!
Super good, Ladies. Rock on to the next adventures
In the 1950s my dad, Hugh Paterson, did a LOT of cycle touring around Scotland.
I don't think he made it to Skye. But he and his pals went all over the highlands on 10-speed bikes, and even rode all the way to London and back one time.
He used to tell me, "Miles build stamina, but hills create character." These ladies have both in spades!
Live long and keep pedalling!
Just think in 70 odd years later , Scotland still looks dead like planet Mars !
that is an adventure
I llllove this production. I am dreaming of Scotland to visit like these three ladies 🙂
500 miles back in 1936? Woww....truly an astonishing achievement! Even by today standard looking at the difficult terrain, it is an amazing achievement.
Amazing film!
What a superb film. Really enjoyed the nod to history with Mary's story. Would be great to normalise that kind of adventure today. Really enjoyed watching Lee, Phillips and Alice's journey through the Highlands. I am visiting Islay and Jura in September, utilising the amazing facilities of Hostelling Scotland. More videos please.
Crackin' fil-um!!!
So much happy energy coming from this film. Absolutely loved it! The scenery is so beautiful as well! Dream trip! 👍👍👍
Greatttttt !!! really good job filming and what a huge trip !! badasses !!!! Would love to ride this incredible route and taste scottish hospitality !! 😎
What a brilliant film. Has made me long for adventures on bikes with friends
Superb! Absolutely loved everything about this film 🏴😍
A wonderful wee film. Riding bikes = good times.😀👍
absolutely brilliant. inspiring!
Brilliant adventure - full of admiration and a little envious of the girls.
Wonderful, couldn't stop smiling!
Right thats it. I'm packing my bags and doing a trip to Scotland. So much energy in this video. Loved it
THIS is freaking lovely!
Lovely film, lovely people, lovely places ❤️
What a top film, the fun pours out the screen 😄 wicked ride you three 👍
Thanks 👍
We are great grandchildren of Alpheus Bancroft Harvie, born in Newport Landing Nova Scotia (1860-1937. Are we related to Mary Harvie? We have many wonderful women in California - we MUST be related !!
BRILLIANT.
Love everything about this!
Cracking video, cannot wait to get back up that way. 🚴♂️🚴♂️🚴♂️
What a beautiful film and what a phenomenal story about the route taken almost 100 years before from Mary.
Brilliant 👏
The energy you three have is absolutely inspiring and empowering. Thank you!
Really enjoyed watching that, thank you for making and posting this amazing bike trip.I always knew Scotland was beautiful now that film has completely sold it to me.......I want to load up my bike take the twelve or so mile ferry crossing to Scotland and just ride.
Fantastic film - amazing scenery and a great ride by all. Loved it.
Epic, just totally epic. Thanks for showing the true magnitude of how amazing Scotland is and that who ever you are the outdoors is for you!!
Such a beautiful film filled with fun, laughter and scenery that is beyond magnificent! Interesting to see gravel bikes and not MTB given the difficult terrain.
Brilliant film! Really captures the vibe and enjoyment that they all had riding the route as well as the stunning scenery/atmosphere of Scotland 👌😎
Nice! The drone shots really help tell the story and show the beauty. Thanks. Dreaming of Scotland in Arkansas, USA.
Excellent and inspiring!
❤
Great story and beautiful video in stunning place. Loved it!
Enjoyed this very much.
Good video :)
Beautiful film, beautiful country. So pleased to see my old colleague and friend Thomas (hostel manager in Glencoe) in it. Such a shame, I haven't visited him, since he moved there from germany (many) years ago. But the day will come...
Thank you Joe, the day will come, promised:o)
Brilliant video, so inspiring!…..
Loved it. Loads of smiles, great landscapes and memories of those hostels.
What an adventure! Well done ladies 🤗
Great stuff! I've just found my diaries of my first cycle tours, including Scotland, from the '80's. Bet it's changed from then even!
What an amazing adventure and expertly filmed & edited. Well done all!
Absolutely wonderful!!! Love the spirit, play, and all around happiness that the ladies were having. And having backpacked in most of those places, it was so wonderful to see them again. But this August, I'm coming back to *bike*pack the Highlands and looking forward to staying at a few of the hostels.
What an amazing film, truly inspiring and heart warming at the same time. I'm so proud to be part of this amazing movement.
Amazing video - so inspiring
Beautiful film beautifully made.
So good, would this route be on available on you’re Komoot profile?
This looks amazing, does anyne have the route on a GPX or on Komoot?
great film. Is there a route online for this?
Is the route shared anywhere online for download (ie. Gpx file)? Looks so great!
PS - that's John HARVIE DeClercq !!
I wonder how many arguments they had on this trip.
ani jednego! Bylem, widzialem. Pozdro!