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A Highland bothy gives The Travel Edit a fireside story

Kobie Jordan and Bryan Millar Walker mix Glen Coe scenery, Gaelic folklore and a muddy overnight adventure in Scran & Scramble.

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An American and a Scot visit Ben Nevis! | Glen Coe, Bothies & Folklore | Scran & Scramble EP 2

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2:26Bryan points out the Pap of Glencoe as the pair travel through the Highlands.
4:14Jenny Johnstone introduces the Cailleach and connects Gaelic folklore with the Scottish landscape.
8:50Kobie and Bryan cross muddy bogs and streams in darkness to reach their bothy.
10:44They inspect the basic accommodation and prepare food, including sausages, bacon and a ration meal.
14:24Whisky by the fireplace accompanies Bryan's reflections on leaving office life and returning to Scotland.
17:41Morning brings conversations with fellow overnight guests and a look through the bothy logbook.

An emergency shovel is part of Kobie Jordan's introduction to bothy life. The American creator, who lives in London, joins Scottish photographer and guide Bryan Millar Walker for a Highland overnight stay in The Travel Edit's biggest new upload of the week.

The second Scran & Scramble episode takes them through Glen Coe and into stories of the Cailleach, with folklore guide Jenny Johnstone connecting the landscape to Gaelic mythology. Then comes the less postcard-friendly part: walking through bogs and streams in the dark to reach a remote, unmanned shelter.

Inside, there are sausages, bacon and a packaged ration meal. By the fireplace, Bryan reflects on leaving office life and returning to Scotland. It's a useful change of register from the scenery: the guide gets to explain what being here means to him. Kobie's eventual verdict is rather more compact: "Cold as hell, but special."

The episode has reached about 23,000 views. Viewers discuss seeing Scotland through a first-time visitor's eyes, recall their own Highland walks and ask for more of the series. Three shorter uploads, touching on loch legends, haunted accommodation and camping, rounded out the posting week.

The first Scran & Scramble episode, travelling from Edinburgh to Loch Lomond, remains the channel's busiest video right now, drawing roughly twice the daily views of its follow-up. Rick Stein's Spanish food journey supplies another pocket of activity, but Scotland has become the main draw.

Across the channel, weekly views topped a quarter of a million while subscribers held steady. Its audience is smaller this week than those of the nearby television channels, including BBC Comedy Greats and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, although its own daily viewing is now well above its usual level. For The Travel Edit, the new attraction is a travelling partnership with room for both ancient legends and very practical camping supplies.

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Enjoying this chilled series showing an insight into the trip and the experiences along the way. Looking forward to the next one!
@D_M_32See it on YouTube
Loved this so much! So interesting and fantastic to experience it through the eyes of someone who has never been before, makes it super digestible! Excited for the next episode 😊
@heleenmaes8846See it on YouTube
The views take my mind back to what it must have been like hundreds of yrs ago when they walked everywhere ,, stunning country ❤
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Love your enthusiasm for Scotland big man 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤝🇺🇸
@neilirvine95See it on YouTube
These have been great, hope to see more
@iDogtagSee it on YouTube
This is a great little series so far! Can't wait to see more~~
@animeducky9See it on YouTube
Loved these, I hope there's more and you get to some beautiful places man. I'd hate for this to be it.
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Am loving this series!
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