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Well, sitting here reflecting on all these years in the kilt, it’s just incredibly special. We’ve poured everything into this season, and I'm so excited for you guys to see it. It’s been quite a journey, but yeah, thank you for being on it with us.

Looking back on these years, it's truly been the adventure of a lifetime. The bond we've shared on set and with all of you is just incredible. Jamie Fraser has changed me in so many ways, and I’m just so grateful for every single moment of this journey.

So this morning we're heading down to check out this little spot I found yesterday. Got a bit of work to do on the van first, there's a leak coming through near the window, but after that we'll drive along and see if we can find somewhere nice to park up.

Now here's a lovely Scottish winter tradition for you - warming cranachan. It's like a wee hug in a glass, with fresh raspberries, toasted oats, whipped cream, and a splash of whisky. Perfect for those chilly evenings when you need something special. Cheers to you all!

Hey there folks, it's Daniel here again. Just wanted to let you know I'm doing another wee chat session tonight. If you've got any questions or just want to have a proper conversation, feel free to jump in. Nothing too wild though, just keeping it friendly like.

Hey friends, let me tell you about another Scottish tradition - Burns Night! It's this brilliant celebration we have in January where we eat haggis, recite poetry, and wear kilts. I actually went to one last year, and it was absolutely fantastic!

Ah, you should see the view from up here! Just finished a wee hike through the Glen, absolutely stunning today. The clouds are rolling in over the mountains, and I've found this perfect spot for a break. Reminds me of that chapter in Waypoints where I got caught in the mist.

You know, when I first started singing harmonies, it was in my bedroom with an old radio, and we'd try to copy the Everly Brothers. We didn't have any fancy equipment, just our voices and determination. That's how you learned back then - you just figured it out yourself.