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Yeah if you want to do something like hiking, you need focus and determination as for Japan that would be amazing to see and the people are very polite too. It is nice to know there are good people out there which makes a change from my past as mentioned previously in a video.

Hello, Yeah I saw the video and I was like wow this would be an interesting idea for my video but yes what an amazing man to do that and thank you I usually decorate my whole house in every room, I put them up on Halloween because of the movie Nightmare before Christmas it is not a horror movie but anyway I leave them all up until 12 days after Christmas Day. I am as ok as I can be I guess.

You sound good, your comments are spot on. Love that you decorate the whole house! That is a LOT of work. Good on you. The tree, the mantle, the walls, it is a treat.

@@catherinejohnson8478yeah it takes quite a few hours as least and putting lights everywhere too with decorations but thank you 😊 glad you like it.

Oh ok, thank you for the information on that, I know the Highland Games originated in the Scottish Highlands hence the name but I did not know the World Championships were held in Canada aswell but I had a feeling they were judging the Championship, I will maybe look into them in the future, thank you for the comment much appreciated.

@@shadowfoxxiesorry for the confusion, this is just one of the North American competitions that bands do before the world championships in Glasgow

@sniper11789 no worries so like training or qualifying for the proper event in Scotland

The stone of scone is also known as the coronation stone but it is never in the same place, it has more direct history to England

Wasn't the Stone in one place, perhaps Scotland, but was stolen by some guys and taken elsewhere? Maybe 20-30 years ago?

Oh gad. I reread that sentence and it is all wrong. I mean the name of the rocks is a bit creepy, NOT your name. It came out wrong.

@catherinejohnson8478 it is fine, I know what you meant, thank you for clearing it up though 🙂

@@catherinejohnson8478 it was technically yes around the 1950s but I know something about the 13th Century it was originally in Scotland and something about the stone of destiny bit I may have to do a video a bit it at somepoint.

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Yeah it was a dark time in history but there is alot of history in countries like England

I study a few things, and one of them is military history mainly 1850-1945, with an emphasis on WWI. In 2001 I happened upon the site of the Battle of Towton, the bloodiest battle on English soil. A friend I was visiting drove by there quite casually. To him it was just another field, but to me it was neon lights, crashing music, visions of gore. No one really appreciates what is in his/her own back yard. We have the Great Chicago Fire. But few really care about it today. I am reminded of this: "If you don't know history, you don't know anything. You are a leaf that doesn't know it's part of a tree."

@@catherinejohnson8478yeah I know a fair amount of history myself but some people don't know much about any history of any kind

@@catherinejohnson8478 very true the history within dates back even like say 1066 that was the Battle of Hastings back it would go further back than that too yet, we would say something that old is Centuries old or ancient but old can be anything but fairly old would be a bit more recent it depends I guess.

Old is a relative term, I suppose. We look to Jamestown as our "first settlement" in the 1600s, but forget about St. Augustine Florida, settled a century prior. The former was an English deal while the latter was Spanish. We ignore Spain and embrace England. Our collective "old" is indeed relative. But I love things, places, people with a history!

@catherinejohnson8478 Old English in general has alot of proper wording and terms but also ties into old Latin or even French words like Courgette etc.

Isn't this the truth! English, in the Germanic family, has a load of French, Latin, and a lot of words tossed in from other languages, from coffee to berserk.

@@catherinejohnson8478yeah like Cafe but it is spelt as Café not Cafe or even Aubergine etc.

Depends tranditionally Shove Tuesday is a day dedicated to Pancakes, it is also known as Pancake day however these pancakes are alot bigger and traditional ones are made with lemon juice and made in a frying pan, also you toss it as high as you can (flip it with the pan) American pancakes are smaller but also known as Scotch Pancakes there is also more about pancakes.

It's never to late, also thank you for the comment much appreciated ❤

For me it is, but bless you for your kind encouragement to travel. I am an old woman who cares for her husband who has Parkinson's dementia. I have lived a wonderful life with few regrets but if I had to name two, it would be that I should have been kinder and more caring, and that I could have learned more. Oh, the third would be I could have been more generous with the gifts I have. Thank you, though

​@@catherinejohnson8478your welcome and sorry

Yeah, I think they are trying to represent Spiders or Creepy things crawling I guess

True even Easter too but we don't have Thanksgiving here so it just goes Halloween into Christmas our Christmas Markets and streets are lit up usually start the second week of November or earlier until around Early January (6th) or so and but lol at the Swede 😆

Yes, our Thanksgiving has blown a minor event in U.S. history into some sort of communal feed and friendship between the English who were starving, and the Native Americans. Shortly after this show of kindness by the Native tribes, the Americans slaughtered them, gave them European diseases, and stole whatever they wanted. But on Thanksgiving we all settle into a huge meal, then football on tv. Canada also has a sort of Thanksgiving a week or so prior to ours.. For me, I am thankful every day I draw breath. The rest is an ad campaign to sell us stuff - to goad us into buying things, AND feel guilty if we neglected a family member. I sound cynical : a person who knows the price of everything but the value of nothing. I really am not, but I guess just irritated at how history - fake history - can be used against a peoples. Your Markets sound wonderful, and so intriguing. A lot of fun, too.

I understand the concept of Thanksgiving and I know Canada has one too but it is good to be thankful for those but I think that should be everyday not just to celebrate on that one day, if you know what I mean.

I agree bagpipes are in my eyes the best instrument and I like violin's too. thank you for the comment much appreciated ❤

Yeah following from the last comment on another video, I have been trying to improve my eye contact on camera also I do find it hard to trust but I know there is some good out there but yes the rude one's are not worth but as I said RUclips has helped me also I try my best to help others and be caring etc. But my past has been hard and not alot has been good in life except my mum mostly but I know I will always try and thank you for your kind words and the comment much appreciated ❤

Please don't take what I said as criticism as I only was responding to you saying your RUclips videos have improved over time. You will master this, I am sure. Your mum must be lovely. Mine was. My issues in school were my extreme shyness, not being short, with blue eyes and what we call BIG hair. I was tall, had very long straight hair by choice, and never wanted to be the cheerleader type. In a word, I was a nerd. My dad was also a vile alcoholic who was financially very successful and who used money to keep me "in line." All dreary, but not who I am today. I guess one could say I found a mold of the type of person I wanted to be, and I eased into that new skin over the years.

​@@catherinejohnson8478I understand and thank you for the kind words but thank you for sharing your similar life story and sorry to hear you had similar past also like myself I just find it hard from past but very little good in my life doesn't help but I will get there hopefully

I can't help but see you are in a lovely room with many things here and there you have collected/like. I am seriously crushing on your beautiful heater/fireplace surround and mantle. A warm, lovely room is something special.

​@@catherinejohnson8478thank you I like Anime and Gaming but it is an Electric fireplace to resemble like an old coal fireplace but not with a chimney

Ok thank you for the comment much appreciated also not sure if your referring to me as I am a man both biological and in general, sorry if I misunderstood but again thank you for the comment.

Oh, my dear. I was as a born female of a "certain" age complimenting a gentleman on an outstanding beard/mustache. I have arrived at that point in life when I don't have to be coy or shy - I can say my bit without embarrassment or fear and I have learned what our Dr. Martin Luther King said is true "It is always the right time to do the right thing." For me, it is to never refuse those first generous impulses to give a sincere compliment. So you are stuck with this lady who likes facial hair, and thinks yours is grand. Sort of goes with the keen interest I have in what you show and say.

No worries and thank you for that much appreciated 😊

​​@@shadowfoxxieGerald Butler is Scottish

​@@SallySiouxYeah I had a feeling he is, thank you for the comment much appreciated

@@Thurgosh_OG Ah I have heard of 'Up Helly Aa' wasn't sure though if it was a Shetland Islands thing but thank you

@@Thurgosh_OG Thank you for the pronunciation and I didn't know you craved too. I always though it was regular Turnips (Neeps). That is how Halloween should be not how alot of people dress up as now and I thought it there was a connection with Romans in a way but I have always thought of Halloween to be Scottish or Celtic but thank you for the interesting comment on the history/lore.

Thank you for the explanation and information about Inverness and thank you for the comment much appreciated 😊

I will look at a video on that soon and thank you for the comment much appreciated.

Thank you for the comment much appreciated ❤😊

Thank you that alot and thank you for the comment much appreciated 😊

@@shadowfoxxie Anytime man! You're never alone. 💪💪

@@AlegríadelMundoMusic 😊

Thank you it means alot gla you like my videos and I will be continuing with the Scottish reactions etc. I Just wanted to put out a video about RUclips and my journey, as I said in the video I may do something like this in the future to update how my RUclips journey goes but don't worry I will be continuing on with the same content to do with Scotland.

I would love to one day and thank you for the comment much appreciated 😊

@@shadowfoxxie no problem at all 👍🏻 if you ever get the chance go to steall falls fort William it’s part of the ring of steall absolutely breath taken 🙏🏻

Thank you, it is better to experience it in person and I may look into a video for the time being of that

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I have noticed words are not pronounced correctly or even spelt properly but yes I would love it see it sometime, thank you for the comment much appreciated. 😊

Red - if this is your name. This was quite rude to classify "Americans" as unable to pronounce foreign words. I admire this tourist for sharing a place he found enchanting. He was trying !! . It takes effort to put ones self out on to the internet. Be kind. Leave it to an ignorant TROLL to be unkind.

@@StephenKarch Yeah I didn't think alot of the names were pronounced properly, thank you for the comment much appreciated 😀

It seems perfect from the video and Bagpipes in general are amazing. Thank you for the comment much appreciated.

Thank you for the comment and I believe have made a video previously to with the devil's pool pit.

I agree it should of been Diana

Wow I never knew that, I just know bagpipes are an amazing instrument and represent Scottish culture. Thank you for the comment much appreciated.

I agree, a dictionary would be good haha. 😄

Yeah, it really makes me laugh how they pronounce the words. I may not know all Scottish words or how to say them but at least I try or learn more too.

Ok thank you, I will take a look and possibly react to some in future videos along with other things Scottish related, thank you for the comment.

Like I said that is very dark and not friendly at all, but it was interesting to react to this legend of this mermaid.

Hey thank you, glad you enjoyed the video, thank you for the comment. 😊

No worries, your welcome, thank you for the comment and I am glad you like the video, my content is mainly about Scotland, so I hope you like my future content aswell.

Oh wow, it is close to the Isle of Skye that is cool and yeah I have noticed there are alot of places that are awkward or just hard to pronounce in general but thank you for helping me understand how to say them. Thank you for your comment and I am glad you enjoyed it. All the best to you aswell

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Oh that is so cool and very interesting, thank you for the explanation and the comment

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Interesting, I always hear that everyone is nice and very polite all over Scotland. Thank you for the comment much appreciated.

Weird that Glasgow has the 2nd highest tourism numbers in Scotland, only beaten by Edinburgh for obvious reasons, with it being the capital & Edinburgh Castle. And there is plenty of vloggers on RUclips from all over the globe showing vids coming to Glasgow. So you're heavy rabbling. The irony of you calling others bigots after posting a bigoted rant, is quite hilarious. Enjoy your wee bitter life Stevie.

You're full of shyte mate, you must have got yer baws kicked in Glasgow for being a d**k and now you're bitter about it.

@@shadowfoxxie He's lying for what ever pathetic reason.

@@garymcatear822 Either way, I generally hear everyone are amazing people etc.