[Miscellaneous]

Most of us must be browsing and coming across channels, or spending more time on known channels, during the lockdown?
For anyone interested in the outdoors and particularly mountains I offer Murray's channel, Scotland's Mountains. Murray seems a down to earth guy who enjoys mountain adventures and vlogging. He has an eye for a good photograph and uses a drone to good effect producing some incredible imagery.

Not being able to get out due to the lockdown he has produced a top ten over two videos, the top five posted only tonight. I link it below as a taster of what he gets up to.

Hope it's of interest.

What ya got?

[JonathanB]

Aside from those listed here, I’ve found The Tim Traveller

[JAFO]

He has an eye for a good photograph and uses a drone to good effect producing some incredible imagery.

Agree with you there, Misc but he does blether on a bit. Really enjoyed the bits that weren't just him talking to camera, though.

I can't offer much as I rarely watch anything non-aviation but this guy is at the opposite end of the country to you and I find him quite interesting:

Oh, and I found @JonathanB's one very interesting, too.

[skydriller]

Not sure what you are refering to with "channel"....I got dem on me TV...

But this guy is great: Introducing Captain Roger Victor...

[Miscellaneous]

Agree with you there, Misc but he does blether on a bit. Really enjoyed the bits that weren't just him talking to camera, though.

I know what you mean, being interested in the content (having done some of the routes/hills) and the fact he's genuine I can forgive him that.

EDIT: @JAFO he is presenting his top 5, try some of the vlogs.

I can't offer anything as I rarely watch anything non-aviation.

I've been finding watching aviation videos (including my own) is becoming unsettling. The frustration of not being able to fly for the current reason is necessary, but difficult to accept.

[skydriller]

But you cant beat the classics:

[Miscellaneous]

@skydriller did I read the Muppets are coming back?

[skydriller]

@Miscellaneous Did they ever leave??

[Miscellaneous]

Fair play, I was referring to the TV show.

[JAFO]

I can't offer anything as I rarely watch anything non-aviation.

I did remember one - I edited my first post - and then @JonathanB's led me to something similar.

[JAFO]

And @skydriller's post reminded me of one of the first times I flew overseas. I was in the RAF, flying from Finningley to Bodo and I called Stavanger and they replied:

"Fawkstrot Yarnkee Yarnkee Fuer Fuer, thees ees Stavarnger, urver" and I could only think of the Swedish chef, which made it hard to reply.

[JAFO]

He does one that mentions Scotland, too @Miscellaneous

[cirrostratus]

Project Farm.....

[Paul_Sengupta]

I can't offer much as I rarely watch anything non-aviation but this guy is at the opposite end of the country to you and I find him quite interesting:

He did some interesting video but I got turned off when he posted a sponsored video from some environmental group saying why London City Airport should be closed. Found it.

Regarding the Londonist and All The Stations videos by Geoff Marshall, that chap (Jay is it?) has done a collaboration video with Geoff.

Ah, here it is:

Project Farm.....

I watched that video yesterday!

[The Kissimmee Bum]

Been quite hooked on this:

Itchy Boots Travel. Fascinating series about a Dutch girl travelling the Middle East & South America alone on an Enfield Himalayan.

Plus anything aviation related of course.