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After seeing Brodie Castle we stop in Nairn and drive over Bonar Bridge to Dornoch

Join me for about 15 minutes, starting at Brodie Castle, we take a free tour of the historic Highland estate rich with centuries of history and beautiful gardens. Leaving the castle behind, stopping off in Nairn, a coastal town known for its sandy beaches, we continue north crossing the Bonar Bridge, an important crossing over the Kyle of Sutherland. The journey finishes in Dornoch, an historic town featuring a medieval cathedral and classic Highland architecture. History, culture, and scenery, a mix of scenic countryside, quaint villages, and glimpses of traditional Scottish life along the way. 15 minutes travel videos, sharing the learning and discovery of new places, travelling in the mid 50s, staying fit, active and mobile, eating healthy. You may find some useful information and tips in my videos, I hope any information I offer, can help you add a few destinations to your own travel bucket list and I am thankful if you find entertainment and enjoyment in watching. I enjoy the creative outlet of filming and editing my videos, researching, planning, filming, editing and work towards a weekly upload schedule. I aim to keep the camera rolling no matter what the situation is. My opinions are my own. I would also like to know if you have any recommendations for future video content. Maybe challenge me to something out of the ordinary! Equipment Used DJI Action 5 iPhone 13 Software - Power Director Music – Epidemic Sound Watch my other videos; Early morning walk around Inverness    • Early morning walk around Inverness taking...   Clava Carins, Culloden Viaduct and Cawdor Village    • Discover near Culloden Moor an impressive ...   The Town that Saved Queensland    • Discovery of gold in a town called Nashvil...   Taking a Trip on the Mary Rattler Steam Train    • Taking a trip on the Mary Rattler Railway ...   #SherylGray #BrodieCastle #Highlands #Mid50stravel