The Warrior Walk - Stirling Castle to the Wallace Monument 

Super scenery….another enjoyable video and patter.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

You’re adorable! Thanks for this delightful tour. I laughed when it wasn’t funny also! So I’ve signed up for more wonderful & ’excitin’ walks. Don’t disappoint me. 😊 Naples FL via Scotland ❣️

Fascinating information and you bring to life the real story of our past.

Also, thanks for the website to the Wallace Society and your wonderful video.

Done that walk before, a nice walk over Stirling Bridge

Hi sir Eddie,scottland is so beautifull,so clean

Fascinating to 'walk through' the woods surrounding the monument. They are lovely woods, and it's intereting how secluded one might feel in them. A great place for a Scottish Army to 'hide'. In around 1995 a friend and I went on a sort of 'William Wallace' tour, which included climbing the stairs to the top on the Monument. I seemed to always be drawn to the Stirlingshire area, because in the late 80's my band rehearsed and recorded at the MacRobert theatre, then, from 2014 until 2018 one of my bands ( half of the original members from the '80's ) recorded and rehearsed in a basement bookshop in Maxwell Place, which you walked past in the video. If you'd filmed that sequence on a Sunday afternoon, the chances are that we were down there working. As always, your commentary causes me to snigger alot. Sounds like you are singing in Gaelic at points. Incredible that you were producing all this under your own steam and I and many others were oblivious. As I've said before in these comments, you ought to have your own TV Channel. Meanwhile I'm grateful that it's all here on RU-vid for our viewing pleasure :))

Eddie! This is amazing, thankyou for the memory. One of my favourite routes to run when I used the live in Riverside.

I am a Family genealogy researcher, which I have been for 28 yrs, and also into history as well, and stumbled upon your video here, which was amazing, along with the places and the history as well, but like you, I also dislike cars, though I have to admit I HAVE to use one now, since I can no longer walk all over the place, like I did when I was younger. But even with the RSDS in both my legs along with Spinal issues, I do push myself to walk as much as I can, while I still can. Never give up, never surrender:-)..Found the walk though the woods very refreshing and wish I could do that..question, does anyone of history or actual kin to Wallace know what all of his body parts are buried or IF any of them were ever found and buried?

I watched this on April 1st, I don’t think I will be enquiring about undergarments when I next go there even if it’s open.

If I had known of this route, I would have taken it during my 2015 trip.

Do you have a video where you cross the old bridge , Causeway head Road / Raploch area from memory . I lived in a building almost on the bridge called Brighae . Can't see it on current photos . Demolished I suppose .

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Is this a route per-determined and if so what is the distance?

Just started watching this. He stops at the first obstacle so hope he isn’t going to stop everything a fence or a vee-hickle goes by. Lol