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Where I went with my Nissan Elgrand

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RobbieMcLaren

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I've recently bought a converted Nissan Elgrand E51 pop top campervan and still getting used to it and discovering it. It's a lovely drive and today I took it from near Edinburgh up through Glencoe to Ballahullish. This is a minute's worth of footage from my dashcam while in Glencoe
I was totally amazed by the number of motorhomes, campervans and general tourists that were around Glencoe even though this is early September. And on the way back there was another RTC on the A82 south near Bridge of Orchy that slowed things up. But at least that gave more time for the views and I feel sorry for the "other" driver who was likely head-on'd by someone overtaking carelessly. I'm loving my Elgrand as a tourer even if I have to fill it up and sometimes can only get E10 to keep it going in the boonies.
 
Hi and Welcome
 
I've driven that stretch in one of my Elgrands but it was around 7 years ago. We stayed at Tummel Valley but had several long road / day trips while we were there to have a good look around and take in the scenery, it's a couple of hours drive from Tummel Valley to Glencoe.
 
The wife wants us to drive to Scotland, I trust an Elgrand to eat that trip and complain it's still hungry for more.
 
Great footage for a dash cam. Welcome to the forum.
 
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