Towns, Places & Roadtrips around Argyll & Scotland, United Kingdom.
Join the wife and I on our trips around Argyll and the West Coast of Scotland in Bessie our Land Rover Discovery, We visit places of interest to visitors and locals alike, a bit of history, Castles, Towns, Places, Scenic Roadtrips, a bit of adventure and a bit of this and that! Oh and probably cats, we have 3, Also some of our home cooked favourite dishes.
I was shocked and disappointed to see the recorder touch an artifact in the Kirk; this is online, and many will see it. We dont want people touching artifacts or they will be destroyed.
I played climbed there when I was a wee lassie have great memories of the fares held in it and fishing with my friends caught my first ever fish on the boat next to it just loved exploring around it,see it's now private ? That's a shame ,I've been back few years ago ,thanks for video.
Thank YOU so much! Glamis Castle is my favourite castle. It's been far too long since we visited but it's so lovely to see it again. The Italian gardens are amazing.
My ancestor is the original Lord Irving who was granted Drum castle by Robert the bruce...Have a book that holds all our history...Not that it matters as it is doubtful that anyone cares who live in Bonshaw or drum for their relatives so far away in both time and country ...
Hope you didn't damage that pipe that you hit with your head too much, they'll be sending you a bill for the repairs, there's video evidence available. Thanks for all the info on the vessel, much appreciated.
Thanks for this. I went to school in neighbouring Lochgilphead over 45 years ago then my parents moved to Ardrishaig as I began working in Glasgow. The dad of one of my school friends was the captain of the Waverly at that time and I remember being in the wheelhouse steering her for a wee while. Lots of fond memories growing up here. Damn how quickly time passes.
The Hollow Mountain is amazing. If you visit, remember to take binos so you can check out the osprey nest across the water on top of the mobile phone mast.
there's thousands of kilos of copper wire along the length of the loch. each torpedo had 2 trailing wires running from it. These were cut when the torpedo was salvaged and it was allowed to sink to the bottom. Used to snag it all the time when 'pirking' for cod
Outstanding video !! Beautiful Church with history galore !! An amazing family to have done something like this. Thank you for the post. Liked and subscribed.
Thank you kindly for watching and commenting, we appreciate you 🙏😀 it's an amazing church and the local community do an outstanding job in maintaining it for future generations 👍⛪
Watching from Levenmouth, Fife. My brother in Christ Jesus turns 40 today and I am just about to travel to St Andrews to show him all of this in person as a birthday treat via zoom. He lives in the USA and will be very appreciative of this visit. Thank you for the upload. ❤
I'm looking at buying something like this at least partially to replace my toaster so thank you for demonstrating this function specifically! It so often gets overlooked!
Also, you missed another one; this time it was on your favourite side, the left! Significant on its own! 😉 Nothing really much of interest in your video without some interesting facts accompanying it! 😬
🤔🧐😯 Why identify the little villages on the left and miss out on mentioning any on the right? There’s a significant one, beginning with the letter ‘T’, just before you reach Perth? 😠🙄🤷♀️
@@gomadgo13 You could do some research afterwards and add captions to spark a touch more interest for your audience, but as you said; “it is what it is “! 😑 !
