Time to Eat - our Favourite Van foods - Vanners Collab Nov 22 Desmond Roams 2026-09-20 | Time to Eat - our Favourite Van foods - Vanners Collab Nov 22
A Muddy Walk to Find the Castle Desmond Roams 2026-04-03 | A Muddy Walk to Find the Castle.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.Join Grace and Lindsey as they embark on a beautiful seaside **beach walk**, showcasing stunning coastal paths and cliffs. This relaxing **nature walk** is captured in crisp **4k video**, highlighting the natural beauty of the landscape. Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups.
The Power Problem Nobodys Talking About Desmond Roams 2026-04-01 | .We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We do not to Drama, unless it is real. Join us for a Wednesday Waffle discussing "Power and Corruption" and the latest news surrounding our issues. This episode touches on the lack of power and abundance of corruption experienced on a recent trip. @SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups. Currently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.
We Visit a Familiar Place With A Twist Desmond Roams 2026-03-30 | We Visit a Familiar Place With A Twist.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
Scottish Winter Adventure -The Burning of The Clavie - Burghead. Desmond Roams 2026-03-27 | Scottish Winter Adventure -The Burning of The Clavie - Burghead.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We are in **Burghead** to witness the ancient **tradition** of the **burning of the clavie**, a unique **fire** festival in **Burghead**. This incredible **hogmanay** event marks the **new year** in a truly memorable way. Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups.
Road Warriors in Skye | Motorhome Adventure Desmond Roams 2026-03-25 | .We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We do not to Drama, unless it is real. Join us on a peaceful journey for a "short video" showcasing a "scenic drive" with "pov driving" through beautiful rural landscapes. This "travel video" captures the essence of a tranquil "road trip" as we continue our explorations. @SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups. Currently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.
Winter Motorhome Reality Check - Burghead, Near The End of Things Desmond Roams 2026-03-23 | Scottish Winter Adventure - Burghead, Near The End of ThingsWe do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
Our Dog Loves Scottish Winter | Dingwall Snowy Escape Desmond Roams 2026-03-20 | Our Dog Loves Scottish Winter | Dingwall Snowy EscapeWe do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We do not to Drama, unless it is real. Join us on a peaceful journey through the serene "winter" landscape as we capture the stunning "snow" in crisp "4k video". This episode features a calming "nature walk", offering a truly "relaxing video" experience. @SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups. Currently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.
Wed Waffle: Take Take Take, Sometimes You Need to Give Desmond Roams 2026-03-18 | Wed Waffle: Take Take Take, Sometimes You Need to Give.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
Scottish Winter Adventure - Loch Slappin Never Expected to be Here Desmond Roams 2026-03-16 | Scottish Winter Adventure - Loch Never Expected to be HereWe do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We do not to Drama, unless it is real. Join us on a scenic "driving" adventure through the "isle of skye", showcasing the beautiful "scottish highlands". This "pov drive" captures the essence of "countrylife" in "scotland", as we continue our explorations. @SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups. Currently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.
Scottish Winter Adventure - Victoria Bridge in The Winter Sun Desmond Roams 2026-03-13 | Scottish Winter Adventure - Victoria Bridge in The Winter SunWe do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We do not to Drama, unless it is real. Join us on a peaceful journey as we capture the stunning winter landscape in crisp 4k video, showcasing the beautiful frost and a serene sunrise. This episode features the quiet winter ambience as we are driving through the cold morning. @SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups. Currently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.
Scottish Wilderness: What Lies at Kingarth? - Scottish Winter Adventure Desmond Roams 2026-03-09 | Scottish Wilderness: What Lies at Kingarth? - Scottish Winter AdventureWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.Join us on a peaceful journey to the Isle of Bute , Scotland, as we capture the stunning landscapes in crisp 4k video. This episode features beautiful nature sounds and showcases our adventures as we travel with dog, exploring ancient standing with stones. Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.Join us on a peaceful journey to the Isle of Bute , Scotland, as we capture the stunning landscapes in crisp 4k video. This episode features beautiful nature sounds and showcases our adventures as we travel with dog, exploring ancient standing with stones. Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups.We do not to Drama, unless it is real. Join us as we explore the ancient wonders of a "stone circle" in "scotland travel", capturing the essence of "prehistoric britain". This "4k video" documents our journey through "scotland", bringing you closer to these incredible sites. @SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups. Currently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.
Scottish Winter Adventure - Ardscalpie - BUTE Desmond Roams 2026-03-06 | Scottish Winter Adventure - Ardscalpie - BUTEWe do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
I Was Asked to Provide Some Solutions to my Waffle Desmond Roams 2026-03-04 | .We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We do not to Drama, unless it is real. Join us as we share solutions for current issues, touching on aspects of "mental health" and offering "educational videos" on "everyday science" topics. This journey aims to incorporate "stem education" into our ongoing explorations. @SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups. Currently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.
Scottish Winter Adventure - Rothesay Castle Tour | One of Scotlands Oldest Fortresses Desmond Roams 2026-03-02 | Scottish Winter Adventure -Rothesay Castle Tour | One of Scotland's Oldest FortressesWe do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
Scottish Winter Adventure - Ferry to Bute | What We Found at Etterick Bay Desmond Roams 2026-02-27 | Scottish Winter Adventure - Ferry to Bute | What We Found at Etterick Bay.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
This Country Disgusts Me Now. Desmond Roams 2026-02-25 | .This Country Disgusts Me Now.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
Scottish Winter Adventure - Walking Loch Coille Bharr with the Dog Desmond Roams 2026-02-23 | Scottish Winter Adventure - Walking Loch Coille Bharr with the Dog.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.Welcome to Loch Collie Bar! Join us for a serene **nature walk** through the beautiful **woods**, captured in stunning **4k**. Listen to the peaceful **birds singing** and enjoy the calming **natural sounds** as we explore this wonderful **hiking trail** with our dog, Grace.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #Scotland
Scottish Winter Adventure - We head to Killin for the Castle not the Falls Desmond Roams 2026-02-20 | Scottish Winter Adventure - We head to Killin for the Castle not the Falls.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.Join us for a peaceful journey through the beautiful grounds of Finlarig Castle, captured in stunning 4k video. The vibrant autumn leaves and fallen leaves create a cosy ambience, perfect for a relaxing escape. We hope you enjoy this autumn ambience!
I Wasnt Supposed to Talk About Cloddy Moss Desmond Roams 2026-02-18 | I Wasn't Supposed to Talk About Cloddy MossWe do not to Drama, unless it is real. Join us as we share a personal update from our "campervan" adventures, touching on a recent rant and our ongoing journey. This "van life" experience in the "uk" continues to be an exploration, as we navigate the roads and share our stories from our "rv life". @SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups. Currently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.We do not to Drama, unless it is real. Join us as we share a personal update from our "campervan" adventures, touching on a recent rant and our ongoing journey. This "van life" experience continues to be an exploration, as we navigate the roads and share our stories from our "living in a van" lifestyle, discussing personal well-being and aspects of "mental health" along the way. @SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups. Currently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.
Scottish Winter Adventure Begins | Motorhome Tour with David and Lindsay Desmond Roams 2026-02-16 | Scottish Winter Adventure Begins | Motorhome Tour with David and LindsayLinn of Tummel is a 19-hectare woodland property at the confluence of the rivers Garry and Tummel, near Pitlochry in Perthshire, Scotland. It is owned and maintained by the National Trust for Scotland, and is adjacent to the Trust's property at Killiecrankie.The name Linn of Tummel comes from the Scots Gaelic and means "pool of tumbling stream". The name comes from the fact that the River Tummel used to drop down over a fall to meet the River Garry; however, in 1950 the fall ceased when a new hydro-electric plant raised the level of both rivers and created Loch Faskally. In 1910, an early fish pass was blasted through the rock on the northern bank, to allow spawning fish to more easily bypass the falls; however it became obsolete when the Tummel hydro-electric power scheme was built.The property includes a network of more than 48 km) of footpaths, amongst which is an obelisk commemorating the visit of Queen Victoria in 1844.The wildlife include pine martens and otters, while the flora includes pearl-bordered fritillary and lily of the valley.The National Trust for Scotland have owned the Linn since 1944, when it was given to them by Dr George Freeland Barbour of Bonskeid.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.Join us on our first trip of the Winter 25-26 tour in this latest travel vlog. Experience the serene nature and scenic views as we kick off our journey, sharing our ongoing van life explorations. We hope you enjoy this travel video!
Did You Know This Bridge Was Built in 1814? Desmond Roams 2026-02-13 | Craigellachie Bridge is a cast iron arch bridge across the River Spey at Craigellachie, near to the village of Aberlour in Moray, Scotland. It was designed by the renowned civil engineer Thomas Telford and built from 1812 to 1814. It is a Category A listed structure.The bridge has a single span of approximately 46 metres and was revolutionary for its time, in that it used an extremely slender arch which was not possible using traditional masonry construction. The ironwork was cast at the Plas Kynaston iron foundry in Denbighshire by William Hazledine, who cast a number of Telford bridges. The ironwork was transported from the foundry through the Ellesmere Canal and Pontcysyllte Aqueduct then by sea to Speymouth, where it was loaded onto wagons and taken to the site. Testing in the 1960s revealed that the cast-iron had an unusually high tensile strength. This was probably specified by Telford because, unlike in traditional masonry arch bridges, some sections of the arch are not in compression under loading.At each end of the structure there are two 15 m high masonry mock-medieval towers, featuring arrow slits and miniature crenelated battlements.The bridge was in regular use until 1963, when it was closed for a major refurbishment. A plaque records the completion of this work in 1964. The side railings and spandrel members were replaced with new ironwork fabricated to match the originals. A 14 ton restriction was placed on the bridge at this point. This, along with the fact that the road to the north of the bridge takes a sharp right-angled turn to avoid a rock face, made it unsuitable for modern vehicles. Despite this, it carried foot and vehicle traffic across the River Spey until 1972, when its function was replaced by a reinforced concrete beam bridge which opened in 1970 and carries the A941 road today. Telford's bridge remains in good condition, and is still open to pedestrians and cyclists. The bridge has been given Category A listed status by Historic Scotland and has been designated a civil engineering landmark by the Institution of Civil Engineers and American Society of Civil Engineers.In 1994, it hosted a parade upon the amalgamation of The Gordon Highlanders and The Queen's Own Highlanders (Seaforth and Cameron's) to form The Highlanders (Seaforth, Gordons and Cameron's). A plaque has been fitted to the bridge parapet to commemorate this.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We do not to Drama, unless it is real. Join us as we explore the historic Cradalachie Bridge, an incredible example of **civil engineering** and a significant piece of **british history** from the **industrial revolution**. This **architectural marvel** offers stunning views of **scenic scotland** and the River Spey. @SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups. Currently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations. #Motorhome #DogsVanLife #Scotland We are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
NHS Let Me Down Again - Heres What Happened Desmond Roams 2026-02-11 | NHS Let Me Down Again - Here's What HappenedNo nor Wealthy nor Wise - An UpdateWe do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.Welcome to another Wednesday Waffle! In this video, I'll be sharing a personal health update and discussing ongoing issues with the "nhs uk", referencing a previous rant. Join me as I talk about my experiences with the "nhs" and the challenges I've faced, providing a transparent look at my journey. This segment covers my health journey, touching on the difficulties and the importance of addressing "mental health" and seeking help from a "doctor" for issues like "nerve pain".
Exploring the Mysterious Lochindorb Castle! Desmond Roams 2026-02-09 | Exploring the Mysterious Lochindorb Castle!.Lochindorb is a freshwater loch north of Grantown on Spey This loch is home to the ruins of Lochindorb Castle, a former stronghold of the Clan Comyn and is built on what now is said to be an artificially created island.Lochindorb is home to an array of wildlife and is a popular fishing and bird watching spot. The loch was traditionally a game loch with a large native brown trout population however there has been a dramatic decrease in numbers since the illegal introduction of pike to the loch.Lochindorb Castle is located on the bleak Dava Moor south of Nairn and Forres on the way to Grantown-on-Spey and Aviemore, in the south-eastern heart of the Scottish Highlands. It sits on a partly man-made island in this remote loch, 6.5 miles north-west of Grantown-on-Spey and is not accessible by public transport, so you will need a car or bike to get here - and then of course a boat if you want to go across! The best time to visit is when the heather is in bloom and the moor is a carpet of purple.The castle has certainly had its fair share of drama. Dating back to the 13th century, it was originally held by the Comyns, but later occupied by the English and was visited by Edward I in 1303 when he stayed here for 9 days, hunting out on the moor. Later it was used as a prison and also a garrison for English troops. At the end of the 14th century, it was gifted by Robert II to his third son, the notorious Wolf of Badenoch, Alexander Stewart, who rampaged around quite a bit of the local area. Lochindorb was said to be his favourite haunt.When the Scottish Privy Council instructed the Thane of Cawdor to dismantle Lochindorb after it had been forfeited by the Earl of Moray in around 1455, the huge iron yett was transported to Cawdor Castle and can now be seen in the bowels of the building.Although now in ruins, the castle was still in fairly good condition up until the end of the 18th century when its four 7-metre high round towers were intact. The main quadrangular courtyard is 48 x 38 metres in dimensions and is enclosed by a 2-metre thick wall which stands 6 metres high. A later extension to the south was made probably to give the island extra protection from assault. Apparently it was bought by the Cawdor Campbells in the 1970s.
What Makes Hopeman Village So Special? Desmond Roams 2026-02-06 | What Makes Hopeman Village So Special?Hopeman is a village on the north coast of Moray, two miles east of Burghead. From the road between them, you only glimpse the inland side of the village. Hopeman itself comes with an attractive and complex harbour and two beaches.Hopeman was established as a planned village originally called "Newtown of Hopeman" in 1805 by the local landowner, William Young of Inverugie. He had opened quarries at Greenbrae and Clashach to the east of the site of the village to extract the golden coloured sandstone found here, and he needed somewhere to house the quarrymen and their families.The large sandy beaches are split by the man-made harbour. The West Beach is the smaller. The East Beach is surrounded by large, grassy sand dunes, and has colourful beach huts and large rocky areas with excellent rockpools. Further to the east is a smaller hidden beach with stones and large rock formations.There are quite a few birds to be found on the beach, such as the herring gull, the great black-backed gull, the black-headed gull, the curlew and the oystercatcher. The areas of gorse heathland surrounding the eastern beaches are home to the whitethroat, the robin and the yellowhammer.Hopeman Harbour is in between the East and West Beaches. It is small and now mainly houses pleasure vessels. In the past it was used for landing fish caught by fishermen from the village.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We do not to Drama, unless it is real. Join us for a delightful "beach walk" as we explore Hopeman, a picturesque village on the "Moray Firth" on the north coast of "Morayshire". This "scotland" adventure highlights the beautiful beaches, complex harbour, and unique "beach hut" community. @SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups. Currently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.➡️ ON THE MORAY COAST ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━🎥 Strathlene to Buckie https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=122125023710910909&id=61577327280754🎥 Strathlene to Findochtyfacebook.com/share/v/1CRcxqCJ5U🎥 Buckpool Drive Throughfacebook.com/share/r/1AyVCwfJYG
RANT ON Dads Army and the NHS Desmond Roams 2026-02-04 | RANT ON Dads Army and the NHS.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
Is This the Strangest Landmark in the Countryside? Desmond Roams 2026-02-02 | Is This the Strangest Landmark in the Countryside?We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.Join David, Lindsay, and Desmond Rose for an enjoyable walk through the beautiful **countryside**, captured in stunning **4k video**. This **nature video** showcases their **walk** and **outdoor adventures**, highlighting the unique mirrored landmark they encounter. Experience the **nature exploration** with them as they share their journey.
We Stumbled Upon This Incredible Castle in the Scottish Highlands Desmond Roams 2026-01-30 | We Stumbled Upon This Incredible Castle in the Scottish HighlandsCastle Roy is a 12th century fortress set on a small glacial mound to the north of the village of Nethy Bridge, and is reported to be the oldest masonry fortification in Scotland. It has been associated with the clans of Mar, Comyn, Stewart and Grant, with links to the Red Comyn and the Wolf of Badenoch. In 1560 the area came under the fiefdom of Clan Grant who remain the feudal clan of this region today.With its walls still standing 25 feet high, the castle is a simple, irregular four-sided stronghold which has remained unaltered over the centuries. Carbon dating of 1190-1220 indicates that it is amongst the oldest masonry fortifications in ScotlandThe main architectural features are a tower on the north-western corner which has the only remaining window lintel. The main entrance archway is in the centre of the north wall, with a small entrance next to the tower on the west wall. The west wall also contains the Garderobe, a two-story latrine facility for the garrison.Strategically located in Strathspey Castle Roy has changed hands many times through marriage and alliances. Alexander II granted the Lordship of Abernethy to James Earl of Mar in 1226. James was succeeded by his brother Duncan who ruled until 1244. To be succeeded by William who married into the powerful Comyn family. Comyn power was crushed in 1306 by Robert the Bruce.Various factors held sway in the area with the fiefdom often returning to the Crown. In 1381 the title was granted to Alexander Stewart by King Robert. Again, oft reverting to the Crown until 1560, when Queen Mary made her half-brother, James Stewart, the first Earl of Moray. Subsequently, he rented the area to the Grants.In 1592 John Grant gained the charter to the Lordship of Abernethy. This charter was confirmed by James VI in 1609.Castle Roy would have been built towards the end of the Norman colonisation of Scotland. It is unique because it remains unaltered. The walls enclose a courtyard 80ft by 53ft (24m x 16m) and are constructed of glacial rubble rocks collected locally. Standing 25ft (7.6m) high and 7ft (2.1m) thick, the lime mortar remains very strong after 800 years.The size indicates a staging post, a base for the local area Factor and a resting point for hunting forays into the Abernethy Forest. Its four thick stone walls protected various timber buildings inside. These would have included the Clan Chief’s dwelling, possessions, food, animals, soldiers and servants.Architectural evidence in the walls in the garderobe area show the Chieftain’s latrine, while above, internal passages led to two other latrines. There is a corner tower which had two floors of which the window opening remains. The small arch in the west wall will have served as a daily access route while the main arch in the north wall will have been opened for the Chieftain, dignitaries and supply trains.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#motorhomer #DogsVanLife #ScotlandCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations. Join David and Lindsay as they take Desmond Rose to explore the ruins of "castle roy" in "scotland", enjoying the beautiful views and sharing a wonderful dog vlog. This "travel video" captures their "exploring" adventure in stunning "4k", showcasing the amazing experience of "travel" with their beloved dog, complete with "dog music" for extra enjoyment.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandJoin David and Lindsay, along with Desmond Rose, as they explore the ruins of "castle roy" in "scotland". This "history documentary" captures them "exploring" these "abandoned places", offering a glimpse into the past. We do not to Drama, unless it is real.
A Very British Word for Fart Desmond Roams 2026-01-28 | A Very British Word for FartDo NOT watch if easily offended.Good for Lindsay as she lets rip on the ongoing world problem.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
We Found a Deer on Our Walk! Desmond Roams 2026-01-26 | We Found a Deer on Our Walk!We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.David and Lindsay enjoy another **nature** filled walk, this time in Scalan. They enjoy a **relaxing** stroll while filming in stunning **4k video**, hoping to spot some **wildlife** along the way. They even spot a **deer** grazing in the **countryside**!
Why Are People Choosing Natural Burials? Desmond Roams 2026-01-22 | Why Are People Choosing Natural Burials?We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.David and Lindsay explore a beautiful **woodland cemetery**, embracing **sustainable choices** and highlighting the importance of **environmental** awareness. They discuss the rise of the **green burial** movement and the appeal of **eco-friendly funeral** options. Join them as they wander the **nature trails**.
A Waffle About Our REFUSE Problems - Will we ever see the light. Desmond Roams 2026-01-21 | .A Waffle About Our REFUSE Problems - Will we ever see the light.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
Exploring Secret Ocean Spots! Desmond Roams 2026-01-19 | Exploring Secret Ocean Spots!We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.Join David and Lindsay as they enjoy the **ocean views** and explore the **coastal landscape**. This **ocean documentary** captures the **natural beauty** of the **scenic ocean**, showcasing fascinating **marine life**. Subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups.
You Won’t Believe Where This Trail Leads! Desmond Roams 2026-01-15 | You Won’t Believe Where This Trail Leads!MorayWe do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.David and Lindsay are back, this time enjoying a beautiful **coastal walk**, capturing the stunning **scenic landscapes** along the **Moray** coast. Join them on this relaxing **nature walk** in **Scotland's**, filmed in beautiful **4k video** as they are **walking** along the coast. Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups.
The Inaugural Desmond Award Show Desmond Roams 2026-01-14 | The Inaugural Desmond Award ShowThe good, the bad and the downright Ugly.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
What Makes Grantown on Spey So Special? Desmond Roams 2026-01-12 | What Makes Grantown on Spey So Special?We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.We are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
Winter Drone at -10C Desmond Roams 2026-01-10 | Winter Drone at -10C.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
We Found a Hidden Forest Trail! Desmond Roams 2026-01-08 | We Found a Hidden Forest Trail!We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.Join us for a serene **nature walk** through the forest, captured in stunning **4k video**. Immerse yourself in the calming **nature sounds** and the delightful **birds singing** as we explore the **forest trail**. Experience **4k nature** at its finest!
One Thing After Another on our Winter in Scotland Desmond Roams 2026-01-07 | One Thing Another on our Winter in ScotlandThe last thing nearly stopped the whole thing..We do not to Drama, unless it is real.#disaster #dogsvanlife @SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
This Walk Turned Into an Adventure! Desmond Roams 2026-01-05 | This Walk Turned Into an Adventure!We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic At the end of the public road, Glen Affric opens up and you are surrounded by the mountains. The wild land is home to golden eagles, mountain hares and red deer.Autumn and winter are the best times to see deer, when they come down from the hills to find shelter and feed on bark and young saplings. In the past, wolves helped to keep the delicate balance between deer and trees. Now we fence some areas of forest to keep the deer out, and control their numbers so both trees and deer stay healthy.Often described as the most beautiful glen in Scotland, Glen Affric contains the third largest area of ancient Caledonian pinewoods in Scotland, as well as lochs, moorland and mountains. The area is a Caledonian Forest Reserve, a national scenic area and a national nature reserve, as well as holding several other conservation designations.Scots pine trees first colonised the area after the last Ice Age, 10,000 to 8,000 years ago. Currently the oldest trees in the area are the gnarled "granny" pines that are the survivors of generations of felling. Although felling ceased many years ago, regrowth was hampered by unnaturally high populations of sheep and deer, and in the early 1950s the Forestry Commission found that very few of the remaining pines were less than 100 years old. Initially the Commission, reforested the area with non-native species such as Sitka spruce and lodgepole pine, as well as Scots pine from local seed stocks. Since the 1980s management priorities have changed, and non-native conifers have been felled and removed from the glen, alongside the removal of other non-native trees such as rhododendron. Glen Affric, was part of the lands of the Clan Chisholm and the Clan Fraser of Lovat from the 15th to the mid 19th centuries. By the early 15th century, Lord Lovat had passed the lands to his son Thomas who in turn passed it on to his son, William. Thomas Chisholm, Laird of Strathglass, was imprisoned for being a Catholic. By the 18th century, the title deeds of Glen Affric had been a source of feuding, with the Battle of Glen Affric taking place in 1721Most of the glen was bought by the Forestry Commission in 1951. The glen is part of the Affric/Beauly hydroelectric scheme, constructed by the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board. Loch Mullardoch, in the neighbouring Glen Cannich, is also dammed.The Battle of Glen Affric took place in 1721 It was fought between Government backed forces of the Clan Ross against rebel the forces of the Clan Mackenzie and their allies the Clan Macrae. In 1720 two members of the Clan Ross - William Ross, 6th of Easter Fearn (ex-Provost of Tain) and his brother Robert Ross (Baillie of Tain) - had been appointed factors on the estates of Mackenzie of Seaforth, Chisholm and Glenmoriston. The following year, in 1721, they went on an expedition to collect rents on these estates. The Rosses set off from Inverness with thirty armed men, picking up a further fifty armed men from Bernera Barracks. The Murchison family being a sept of the Clan Mackenzie, Colonel Donald Murchison was Mackenzie of Seaforth's factor who had been collecting rents and sending them to his master in France. While on their journey to Mackenzie of Seaforth's lands in Kintail, the Rosses who were attended by just a small company of soldiers met three hundred men of the Clan Mackenzie and their allies the Clan Macrae in Glen Affric. The Mackenzies and Macraes were commanded by Colonel Donald Murchison of Auchtyre and Lochalsh who had been sending the rents to Mackenzie of Seaforth in France.Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.David and Lindsay take viewers on a misty autumn walk through scenic countryside trails. The peaceful walk allows them to share the relaxing nature sounds of the area. They enjoy a tranquil nature walk with their dog.We are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
What Happens at the End of the Road? Desmond Roams 2026-01-01 | What Happens at the End of the Road?We do not to Drama, unless it is real.At the end of the public road, Glen Affric opens up and you are surrounded by the mountains. The wild land is home to golden eagles, mountain hares and red deer.Autumn and winter are the best times to see deer, when they come down from the hills to find shelter and feed on bark and young saplings. In the past, wolves helped to keep the delicate balance between deer and trees. Now we fence some areas of forest to keep the deer out, and control their numbers so both trees and deer stay healthy.Often described as the most beautiful glen in Scotland, Glen Affric contains the third largest area of ancient Caledonian pinewoods in Scotland, as well as lochs, moorland and mountains. The area is a Caledonian Forest Reserve, a national scenic area and a national nature reserve, as well as holding several other conservation designations.Scots pine trees first colonised the area after the last Ice Age, 10,000 to 8,000 years ago. Currently the oldest trees in the area are the gnarled "granny" pines that are the survivors of generations of felling. Although felling ceased many years ago, regrowth was hampered by unnaturally high populations of sheep and deer, and in the early 1950s the Forestry Commission found that very few of the remaining pines were less than 100 years old. Initially the Commission, reforested the area with non-native species such as Sitka spruce and lodgepole pine, as well as Scots pine from local seed stocks. Since the 1980s management priorities have changed, and non-native conifers have been felled and removed from the glen, alongside the removal of other non-native trees such as rhododendron. Glen Affric, was part of the lands of the Clan Chisholm and the Clan Fraser of Lovat from the 15th to the mid 19th centuries. By the early 15th century, Lord Lovat had passed the lands to his son Thomas who in turn passed it on to his son, William. Thomas Chisholm, Laird of Strathglass, was imprisoned for being a Catholic. By the 18th century, the title deeds of Glen Affric had been a source of feuding, with the Battle of Glen Affric taking place in 1721Most of the glen was bought by the Forestry Commission in 1951. The glen is part of the Affric/Beauly hydroelectric scheme, constructed by the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board. Loch Mullardoch, in the neighbouring Glen Cannich, is also dammed.The Battle of Glen Affric took place in 1721 It was fought between Government backed forces of the Clan Ross against rebel the forces of the Clan Mackenzie and their allies the Clan Macrae. In 1720 two members of the Clan Ross - William Ross, 6th of Easter Fearn (ex-Provost of Tain) and his brother Robert Ross (Baillie of Tain) - had been appointed factors on the estates of Mackenzie of Seaforth, Chisholm and Glenmoriston. The following year, in 1721, they went on an expedition to collect rents on these estates. The Rosses set off from Inverness with thirty armed men, picking up a further fifty armed men from Bernera Barracks. The Murchison family being a sept of the Clan Mackenzie, Colonel Donald Murchison was Mackenzie of Seaforth's factor who had been collecting rents and sending them to his master in France. While on their journey to Mackenzie of Seaforth's lands in Kintail, the Rosses who were attended by just a small company of soldiers met three hundred men of the Clan Mackenzie and their allies the Clan Macrae in Glen Affric. The Mackenzies and Macraes were commanded by Colonel Donald Murchison of Auchtyre and Lochalsh who had been sending the rents to Mackenzie of Seaforth in France.A skirmish took place between the two sides in which the Rosses were outnumbered. William Ross of Easter Fearn was the first to be wounded by shots fired at him from his right. However, he continued to give orders to his troops to advance and clear the ground of lurking clansmen. They had some success in this respect and were able to proceed to a narrow gorge in Kintail which led into Loch Affric, where they were ambushed by Murchison's men. William Ross's son Walter Ross and also his nephew William Ross were also wounded. Realizing that further resistance was useless William Ross met Colonel Murchison between the lines and discussion took place. The Rosses agreed to return home, promising never again to officiate as factors and as a token of sincerity handed their commissions to Donald Murchison.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.David and Lindsay show us a **beautiful scenery** at the end of this public road, showcasing a secluded **loch** and the surrounding landscape. The video showcases amazing **4k video**, inviting viewers to explore this **national park**. Join us for **adventure travel** We are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
Can You Spot the Hidden Creatures? Desmond Roams 2025-12-31 | Can You Spot the Hidden Creatures?.We do not to Drama, unless it is real.Welcome to our version of motor homing in Scotland. Follow Desmond's adventures as we travel around Scotland and beyond in our old motorhome. We bring you the details of some park ups and show you the surrounding area and even a little history of the area we visit. Plus do not forget the wildlife and birds.With Nature, history, wildlife and the beautiful Scottish countryside there is always something to see in our videos. We also have Lindsay's walks and talks on a wide range of topics. Join us on our journey by clicking subscribe and hitting that bell and follow our adventures.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.Welcome to Desmond Rones! Join David and Lindsay on their latest **adventure** as they explore the beauty of **nature**, observing diverse **wildlife** including magnificent **birds** and an incredible **whale**. Experience their journey and the stunning scenery captured in vibrant **4k video**. Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups.Welcome to Desmond Rones! Join David and Lindsay on their latest **adventure** as they explore the beauty of **nature**, observing diverse **wildlife** including magnificent **birds** and an incredible **whale**. Experience their journey and the stunning scenery captured in vibrant **4k video**. Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park ups.We are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
Adventure Awaits On This Wild Coastal Walk! Desmond Roams 2025-12-29 | Adventure Awaits On This Wild Coastal Walk!We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.Join David and Lindsay as they enjoy a scenic **beach walk** and **walking** along the coast. The **rocky** shore meets the **ocean**, creating a beautiful **nature** filled scene, captured in this peaceful **walking video**. Enjoy the sights and sounds of our **travel** adventures!We are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
Nearly #idiots Desmond Roams 2025-12-28 | .Nearly #idiots We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
This Island Never Fails to Disappoint. Desmond Roams 2025-12-25 | This Island Never Fails to DisappointWe do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
Though Shalt Not Pass - Without Effort Desmond Roams 2025-12-22 | Though Shalt Not Pass - Without EffortWe do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
Can You Guess Where This Path Leads? Desmond Roams 2025-12-18 | We do not to Drama, unless it is real.Clashindarroch Forest is possibly the largest forest in Aberdeenshire, situated to the south-west of the market town of Huntly. Managed by Forestry and Land Scotland. It is the location of a series of Nordic Skiing trails managed by the Nordic Ski Centre.The forest is home to a small Scottish wildcat population, a species considered to be at the verge of extinction@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.Join David and Lindsay on their latest adventure as they explore the **forest** trails, capturing the serene **nature sounds** along the way. Enjoy a relaxing **hiking** experience and witness the beauty of **camping** in the wilderness. Don't miss their **scenic drive** through stunning landscapes, as they share their love for the **outdoors** in this exciting **travel vlog**! 🌲🚐
Pulled over #bluelights Desmond Roams 2025-12-17 | Pulled over #bluelights .We do not to Drama, unless it is real.@SergePavkinMusic Please subscribe for more Donders, Waffles and some History as well as views and park upsCurrently we are Nearly Full Time Warriors. We may go full time in the future but for now we continue our explorations.#Motorhome #DogsVanLife #ScotlandWe are on Facebook and Instagram links are on the about page.
