places that makes me feel lucky to live in Scotland ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ๐๏ธ
George Dunnett
Oct 28, 2026 17:23
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In todayโs episode of โplaces that make me feel lucky to live in Scotlandโ, Iโm in Glen Coe.
Iโve driven through Glen Coe a few times this past couple of years but admittedly, Iโve never really stopped to experience it until now.
Itโs the kind of place where in every direction you turn, thereโs a view that could be stuck on a postcard. Dramatic mountains, striking colours no matter the season, and wonderful waterfalls and rivers; it really has it all.
If you do decide to come here Iโd recommend suitable footwear, midge repellent, and the ability to tap into an inner place of peace and tranquility for when it comes to finding a parking space as it can get quite busy.
As we were driving home, Ian pointed out this stag in the distance which I only managed to film on my phone, but it still looked quite majestic with the mountains behind it and was a bit of a cherry on the top for the visit.
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