Kathryn BirdFounder and Creator, Wandering Bird · Founder of the UK's largest motorhoming and road trip blog- Wandering Bird

Motorhome Tour Scotland - Wild Camping - Family tours Europe in a Motorhome

6 Feb 2018 · 4 min

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In this family travel vlog, the narrator and their companions document a motorhome journey through Scotland. They begin at Loch Lomond, pausing for lunch and admiring swans, before noting a missed train and adjusting their route toward the west coast to catch a ferry to the Isle of Skye. The video shows a stop at a garage for a tyre change, and later visits to historic sites such as Pendle Hill—famous for its witch trials—and Sawley Abbey, with lighthearted commentary about chips and gravy. Throughout, the family’s playful banter, especially with a child named Jade (referred to as Jadie Bear), adds a personal, informal tone to the travel narrative.

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Hi, we're in Scotland and this is Loch Lomond. We had a pretty good drive out last night. We stayed at Settle in a little campsite and then we've potted on up this morning. It's now just after lunch. We've stopped here for a little break and we have had a really good trip. It's been a lot of fun so far, so we're looking forward to getting the motorbikes out and enjoying the rest of Scotland. Here we've got mummy swan and baby swan. Why they're not called swanlings, I don't know, but how cute!
Look at that underwater, that's awesome!
We'll go back to the violin. There's Jadie Bear. Say hi, Jade. Hi. We missed the train though. What are we gonna do? We're not getting on the train. You weren't on the train. We are on the west coast of Scotland. We are coming down to Mallaig, or Mallaig, or however the hell you pronounce it. So we're gonna get on the ferry and go to the Isle of Skye. That'll be fun. And we're at the garage, getting our tyres changed. Hi, we're at Pendle Hill and Soulie Abbey, is it? Jade is very excited by this, as you can see. Proper chips and gravy. And that's Sawley Abbey, and that there is Pendle Hill, where they killed a hell of a lot of witches. Nooooo! Bye! Bye!