Just loaded the fifth part of my Round Britain video on YouTube

[Concerto]

This video covers the Shetland Islands including rounding Out Stack, the most northerly point of the UK, and visiting the places associated with the WWII ferry service called Shetland Bus used to transfer spies and supplies to Norway and returning with refugees.

https://youtu.be/VF8uEjFekJc

Hope you enjoy this video.

 

[Frank Holden]

It's telling me 'Video unavailable, this video is private'

 

[Concerto]

It's telling me 'Video unavailable, this video is private'

When loaded it is automatically set as Private, but I did change it to Public but it seems not to have registered it. Changed now.

 

[SaltyC]

Many thanks Roger. Fantastic summary of the area , Muckle Flugga on the bucket list, unfortunately Sun loving SWMBO yet to be convinced.
Admittedly the weather looked Drecht (apologies for spelling) it appears I had better weather sailing along the Dumfries coast this week - temperatures apart. Files too big to load.

 

[steveeasy]

Hi
Yes another brilliant film of part of your trip. Thanks for posting it for us.

Steveeasy

 

[Gsailor]

This video covers the Shetland Islands including rounding Out Stack, the most northerly point of the UK, and visiting the places associated with the WWII ferry service called Shetland Bus used to transfer spies and supplies to Norway and returning with refugees.

https://youtu.be/VF8uEjFekJc

Hope you enjoy this video.

Good stuff.

Thank you.

 

[Bodach na mara]

That word is subject to a bit of argument SaltyC. I spell it DREICH but I am often told that the I and E should be reversed. Auto correct doesn't usually recognize either so it's no help.

Pronounced DREECH with the ch as in loch and not lock. Sometimes people say that English speakers cannot pronounce th ch sounds but this is a fallacy. As Billy Connolly said at the time of the Gulf war,
"For years the newsreaders on the BBC have been mispronouncing the ch sound but now with places like Bahrain in the news every day we find that the wee sods can pronounce it perfectly. So I'll not be letting anyone away with LOCK for loch again."

 

[SaltyC]

That word is subject to a bit of argument SaltyC. I spell it DREICH but I am often told that the I and E should be reversed. Auto correct doesn't usually recognize either so it's no help.

Pronounced DREECH with the ch as in loch and not lock. Sometimes people say that English speakers cannot pronounce th ch sounds but this is a fallacy. As Billy Connolly said at the time of the Gulf war,
"For years the newsreaders on the BBC have been mispronouncing the ch sound but now with places like Bahrain in the news every day we find that the wee sods can pronounce it perfectly. So I'll not be letting anyone away with LOCK for loch again."

Spelling was never my strong point.