Finlaggan and The Lords of the Isles

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This video visits Finlaggan loch on Islay in Scotland's Western Isles. It looks at some of the history of The Lords of the Isles and explores the ruined remains of the Lords of the Isles administrative centre on Eilean Mor and Eilean na Comhairle.

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2 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 22

@ChristophersMum Год назад

Thank you Kate...it is truly a wonderful era of the shifting sands of time...Regards from Perth Scot. 😁

@JacobHeldt Год назад

Lovely videos - thanks !

@FinlagganYT 10 месяцев назад

I’m also named Finlaggan. It’s such a lovely place

@johnjiv5790 Год назад

Great video , very informative and beautiful cinematography .

@ManImJustSomeDude Год назад

Highly informative and visually beautiful. Thank you ma’am.

@LeeGee 9 месяцев назад

A beautiful little video, thank you

@whiskeycook3323 Год назад

Thanks for the great historical video

@JuxZeil Год назад

It's a shame you didn't do a little more detail on the archaeological remains of the Lord Of The Isle site. Time team did a dig there but they found so much they had to leave it unresolved with unanswered questions.

@dipinmedia Год назад

Thanks for your comments. I am sure there is much still to be discovered at the site. We were mere tourists there for about 90 minutes. I did a lot of research when I got home including looking at Time Team. I am wary about making suggestions in our videos that cannot be substantiated by the experts.

@JuxZeil Год назад

@@dipinmedia Ah, I see. Well, I don't blame you for being careful, and anyway, overall it was a nice looking and informative video. Thanks.

@GodTierComments 4 месяца назад

Great video but you went from John of Islay at the start of the Hundred Years War to John of Islay at the end of the Hundred Years War in the blink of an eye.

@ycul21 Год назад

Beautiful.

@rickwhite4059 Год назад

I'm really enjoying your videos. I share them all with my ex wife/best friend. She also loves them. We love Scotland, Ireland, Brittan , and Wales. Will you ever do any sites outside of Scotland?

@dipinmedia Год назад

Thank you for those kind words. Unfortunately it is unlikely we will get far from Scotland. Kate and I are both 75 (in fact it is Kate's birthday today). I am currently trying to write a script about Skara Brae to go with the video clips I took when we were there in the summer. So hopefully that will be the next one. I think after that we will probably stay closer to Aberdeen. There is a lot still to see here.

@lynnthomason6589 Год назад

Thanks for this wonderful video. My family origins are founded in this beautiful area. We were Septs of the McDonald Clan. My deep ancestry lies in the migration of the nomadic Yamaha people that entered Eastern Europe from the Caucuses and the Eurasian steps 40,000 years ago. It’s amazing that they mixed with Western European groups that eventually came to people northwestern Europe and the British Isles. A long road to travel for us all. 💕