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Visited there 8 years ago when I was a young man of 63. Amazing to know that you are stepping in the footsteps of our ancestors! To touch a stone almost 1,000 years old lain by a cousin, uncle or even a grandfather! Thanks for bringing that feeling back to an old man from America!❤️

I have been there and there is an old smell from all of the rotting cloots.

Grandfather Oak is my birth tree according to the Celtic tree calendar. Thank you for sharing such a sacred experience with us. Great camera 🎥 moves, too. It achieved its intention with me, feeling as though I was passing thru a portal 🏵️💫. Blessed be! 🎉🥳🎊🍀💥🙏

None of these wall carvings are ancient.

Thanks for this Arran. Appreciate it lad. I'm on a mission to find out the medicine of the Yew. You've pointed to it in this video. I've sat with the Brazilian medicines a few times, but I feel more drawn to work with the Gaelic plant teachers. I know there's more than just mushrooms to sit with.🤔 From what I can tell, my name means small Yew in old Irish.

Its funny how this guy is trying to sound tough .... .. he'll be easy prey for 3 finger

I wouldn’t call the Jacobite clansmen innocent…. they mercilessly slaughtered retreating and surrendering government soldiers at multiple battles, like at Prestonpans in 1745. They caused a huge amount of unrest and strife in their unjust attempt to put a Catholic on the throne of an overwhelmingly Protestant kingdom. Of course, the women and children who suffered because of the reprisals were innocent. However, in the 18th century, brutality was common.

The Celtic cross is actually pre-Christian

Great work. Thanks

You should camp there overnight

Thank you for the video. Am away to climb Slioch soon. Interesting with the goats, in Gaelic Gobhar, or Gaibhre (in the south and eastern Highlands). There are a lot of place names in the mountains with Gobhar in the title, indicating goats were very common in Scotland. I wonder if this is a wild goat herd left over after the clearances?

I am sorry, but I think that political maneuvering has always been a part of Roman history. Agricola, for example, was recalled by Emperor Domitian because his successes in Britain (including Caledonia) outshone the emperor’s own modest victories. Similarly, Germanicus faced political setbacks despite his triumphs against the Germanic tribes in revenge for Teutoburg. The Romans were a clever and pragmatic civilization, prioritizing stability and economic flow over expanding into territories like Caledonia, which they deemed strategically unimportant. Tacitus may have portrayed their actions in Britain with epic flair, but it’s clear that the Romans focused on showcasing their supremacy effectively. Ultimately, they fortified their position with a wall, acknowledging that some regions were not worth the resources. Even today, southern Britain (London...)remains more developed, reflecting these historical choices. While nationalistic sentiments endure, history reveals the Romans' calculated decisions regarding their empire's boundaries.

Respect to Clanranald! It is a really special place. Love the music you chose ❤

Imagine an existence without the need for any god/s embracing an even older belief in animism…the very root of all religions! #AgnosticAnimist

The Goddesses and Gods of old survive and thrive. 2024 🌹😎🇿🇦✌️

what a lot of pish.

welsh history

He's not wrong, when you learn the history, it changes things.

You ok?

Gaelic is Q celtic welsh/ old byrthonic is P celtic i thought. Good poem im reading now. (a brigante)

Love these videos of our ancestors castle and caves

This would have been a great video if that guy wasn't such a dork

Need to talk

You're my future 😮

Hey love your guts! But I'm off to find it soon

Didn't John St. John, Grand Prior of the order of St. John fall at Flodden fighting for the Scots?

Someone please tell me how to learn about druids and becoming one without having to shell out money, as I'm very suspicious of that.

The two main contenders for the site of the battle are Dunning near Perth, and Bennachie inland from Aberdeen.

I lived in Temple for many years. The skull and crossbones, along with the "egg timer" signifies the passage of time, as does the winged figurehead on some headstones. The village only became known as Temple in the 1500s. Prior to this its name was Baile nan Trodach which translates from Scots Gaelic as Town of the Warriors. A set square and compass engraved on headstones denoted a mason. There is a similar carving above the front door of the old schoolhouse.

AHH , The Bruce ❤ my 22nd maternal GGF ❤❤❤

I will be traveling to Inverness in September and I’m most excited to be in the wilderness. I’m obsessed with the Picts and I will be in awe when I finally see the stones in person.

Awesome buildings,history teacher was telling porkies me thinks.😮 subbed.

Amazing you should have a look at sinclair and girnigoe castle in caithness

Love your channel keep making videos For scotland ❤ also love the kilt.

My GGG uncle, John Craig is in the aulk kirk churchyard!

If I'd caught ya live id've never shut up!!!

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Lovin the music!!!!!!👍👍👍

An old Roman bath house? Thats what I think

I'm wondering if you ever experienced anything paranormal doing any of your videos???

Maiden name is Galloway!!!

I think alot about mine too!!! Makiden name

I would love to experience what I know you are!!! 👍👍👍

We have just completed this walk today. We walked the wrong way and had to go back again so took us more than 3 hours. River was full and turbulent. We enjoyed seeing the broch very much.

What an amazing place...

If you are Scottish and you won't obey the rules, where do you get the temerity to demand that tourists do, but like my Scottish wife, you must be entitled and special ?

It was The Red Comyn & Simon Fraser who led the Scots at The Battle of Roslin 24th February 1303. Wallace had lost the leadership of The Scottish army after The Battle of Falkirk 1298 & Bruce was not at this battle please get your facts right. You present very well too bad there are so many historical errors.

Just found this channel, love your content man! I see it's been a year since your last post, I hope you are not done. Thanks for what you have given us either way 👍👍👍

Brilliant I’ve been there in the 80s but to be honest I didn’t get the full story . Your portrayal of what happened is down to earth and easy to understand . Thanks you’ve done a great job Cheers Dave fi Cupar

Great clip ,didn’t know it existed Thanks for sharing ,I’ll be up to record with my drone Cheers Dave from Cupar