Inchmahome: The ruined priory that was refuge for the Scottish child Queen, Mary Queen of Scots 

Thank you so much for this. Fascinating history and so peaceful.😊❤

What a luv'ly soft history lesson I just had, thank you Jane. Does make me want to visit Scotland again.

That was just wonderful. Thank you so much xx

Good morning Jane. What a beautiful little island and a fascinating story. Watching was a lovely, peaceful way to start Friday morning with a cup of coffee. Thank you

Thank you Jane, this video brought back memories of our primary school trips to Inchmahome priory in the 70s

Beautiful film Jane. Fascinating history, stunning location & so peaceful. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Always love your films. ❤🌿

Really enjoyed this video. Just read a book about Mary Queen of Scots and it was wonderful to see the Island. Thank you!

This was so interesting and such a gorgeous place. Thank you.

Lovely video, thank you. Much more peaceful than the day we had a picnic there when my children were small. No less fabulous though 😊

Thank you so much for this fantastic video. I was enthralled, so interesting! You would make a fabulous tour guide😊

I am very interested in historic stories and people so thank you for the video ❤

Such a lovely video ❤

Thank you Jane for a lovely video and for taking us along on your trip. The history of the beautiful island is fascinating and the rain added to the peacefulness.

I love your history lessons in your beautiful country.

wonderful, thank you

Thank you for a great video.. what a wonderful and stunning place this is...I went to a few of Ireland's priory one very similarly in Killarney ..so peaceful and beautifully green..I loved every minute of it..❤ must put Scotland on holiday list!!😅

Thank you for this beautiful excursion, soft rain as here in the Southwest of Ireland. That island, that ruin looks so similar to Innisfallen Island on the shores of Killarney (County Kerry also here in the Southwest), it was a 12th century Augustinian Priory as well as a Romanesque Church. Only surrounded by wild nature including deer.

Always value your podcasts. Particularly interested in today's and hope to visit this island one day. How wise to visit on a rainy day!! thanks for sharing this.

Thank you for the excursion! I know very little about Scotland history and want to know more as I've recently discovered ancestry.

So beautiful! Thank you.

Lovely video thank you...Funnily I was at The Lake at the weekend with friends at Nick Nairns' Place..I haven't visited the Island for many years but your video has inspired me to go...I also live locally but like you don't tend to go to touristy places...We live in such a beautiful area we should get out and about more....LOL...😊

Thanks for taking us all to Inchmahome. What a beautiful, peaceful place and one I must visit soon. I've just started reading "Embroidering her Truth" by Clare Hunter which tells the story of Mary, Queen of Scots through her embroideries and the textiles and costumes of the time, so your trip has added another visual dimension to my reading. Ps hope your garden survived the electrical repairs!!

Thanks for taking us along . Beautiful scenery and quietness . Love the rain !

Thank you.

Beautiful scenery and very interesting history - thanks for taking us along

Thank you Jane, a part of history I haven’t been acquainted with. Beautiful scenery even in the rain.

What a calming blissful place, thank you for taking us along x

Thank you what a wonderful informative and peaceful video

Just so beautiful, I miss Scotland so much! 😂 lol never bad weather just poor clothing choices, so right 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Really enjoyed this glimpse of Inchmahome. As I live about 20 miles away & never been it’s now going to be a rainy day out. Thanks 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Thank you for taking us along on your trip. I have never been and will definitely make a point of going now ❤

I didn't know about the Greenwich agreement... history would have been so very different if they had married and England and Scotland had joined then x