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WHW Day 1: Milngavie to Drymen

Day 1 of my 9 days "West Highland Way" adventure in Scotland. After a short train ride from Glasgow I started my hike in Milngavie (pronounced "Mill-guy"...) at 10:30am. I arrived at my wild "campsite" near Drymen after 6 hours and 20.5km (moving time 4.5 hours). Checkout my playlist for all my WHW videos: I will upload the next days' videos probably on a weekly basis, maybe even 2 videos per week, let's see...    • West Highland Way   Let me know in the comments where the quote "I am speed" is from ;-) Please feel free to ask any question in the comments below. My channel is small, so I am still able to answer ALL questions :-) The "gas cartridge story" (end of th video): The cartridge I had bought in Milngavie didn't work with my stove. I know, I should have tested it in Milngavie ("always test your gear"!!!). I just didn't "expect" that it would NOT work. The supermarket in Milngavie only had 2 types of gas cartridges: The "campinggaz" and a second brand I don't remember. That second brand was clearly a "piercing" cartridge. And the "campinggaz" to me looked like a normal "screw" cartridge. I just didn't expect that the supermarket was selling TWO "piercing" cartridge brands and NO "screw" cartridge. I really wonder how many people got it wrong. Or just me? Fortunately the supermarket in Drymen was open until 8pm on a sunday and had the "highlander" screw cartridge. The guys in the supermarket even let me try it out before I bought it, so that was very nice. "Highlander" is a much more appropriate name anyway... ;-) I bought a big cartridge in order to not run into a "it is empty" situation. A small cartridge would have done the job for 9 days probably. I left my cartridge at my day 9 campsite and it still felt pretty "full" at that time. But you never know... I would always buy a big cartridge again, in order to be safe. ---------- Some links: ---------- The app/map I used on my phone: https://www.outdooractive.com/en/rout... It was always nice to check how many more km I had to walk and if it was going up or down... My Strava: I tracked all days with my Garmin watch, so you can see in detail where I went, how fast I was, my heartrate and so on...   / strava     / strava   (yes I even tracked that "hike" to Drymen to buy a new gas cartridge, haha...) Good starting point if you need more information about the West Highland Way: https://www.westhighlandway.org/ ---------- Credits: ---------- No hiking partner this time (sad...). Also no music in the video. So the only "credit" goes to myself: Photos, videos, editing, production, hiking, camping, talking, sniffing and other activities: MATTHIAS GRALLERT #westhighlandway #scotland