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I drive past this station every week. Always wondered what the story was behind it. Interesting.

Do you eat them?

What’s baryte? Oh…there eventually is an explanation.

Great thanks Roger 👍👍

Great to see a video of Arran. Hopefully more to come roger . I live in lamlash .

I had no idea that Arran had a mine on it or even a mineral railway/tramway. 😮

That wheel must have been very impressive in its day. Interesting that there was such an industry on the island. You would have thought the shipping cost would have been prohibitive, but it must have been worth it. great video!

I live on Arran and have been patiently waiting for years now, for you to do some videos here. Thank you Roger

Thank you. I remembered my Nan telling me this story as a child. I recently planted a Passion flower in her memory and was searching for this information.

My maiden name is Fairlie and I live in New Zealand. When growing up, we always heard about Fairlie Castle, but I also have a framed sketch of Holmes House, which belonged to my grandparents. I'm keen to know if it's the same Fairlie family who owned both. I was also told that the family originated from France. If anyone has any kind of documentation to share, I would love to see/read it.

I wish that people could build a giant 9000 MM Gauge railways.

Excellent short video of the wensleydale railway's redmire terminus... which'll hopefully see the return of passenger trains back up that very part of the dale to the remote location that's currently waiting for said return of train rides out there.... especially from when that three mile-stretch of the line is restored/upgraded in the foreseeable future.

I'm the last male Annan in my family line does that mean the castle etc is mine??

Thank you! @Managing morgellons Myself

The Clyde Tunnel isn't "nearby", it's about 2.5 miles upstream, between Whiteinch and Partick, with Govan on the other side. It was opened in 1963, while the Renfrew Ferry continued to carry vehicles until 1984. One isn't really related to the other. The tunnel replaced the old Govan Ferry.

So deeply grateful to discover this video as well as your channel and appreciation of such things and people--I just learned of Janet Hamilton this morning through Matthew Vogan's blog. How I love the deep and rich history of Scotland.

I have just come across a TV programme about this swimming pool. It was started in 1899. It may have been abandoned in WWI because of the level of maintenance needed. They dismiss the story of the pool being built as the Solway was so dangerous.

I am a Soulis 😍

Stunning.

I had no idea that are turning my family's legacy into flats thank you.

You are really capturing the UK and I love your videos, very calming and educational.

Caught some good brown, rainbow and sea trout in there.

ruclips.net/video/D9EHvXcYbAE/видео.htmlfeature=shared Ochiltree Walls, The Clutha.

Beautiful. Lived here for about 7 years but not been to that side of the village yet. Live on the river so never had a reason to go to that end.

That's wonderful 😊

A lovely video mate. Thanks for this very interesting information on the station, definitely gives it more character.

Used the station in the mid to late 1960's, as a member of 16th Prston Catholic College Scouts, spending our summer camp at Inverailort House, with Mrs Cameron Head. 1st visit we were billeted in the former commando huts; the 2nd after the fish farm opened, in the "castle" itself. Oh such memorable, happy days!!

Cunningham from Georgia USA here GO DAWGS. Does anyone have the address of the old Buckshead tavern? Visiting Scotland for the 1st time next month and would love to see it.

You forgot the other half of the mystery. How do you get it out safely at the end and what do you do with it.

Great video very informative thanks 👍

So interesting yet again - thank you!

Page 367 Alexander was succeeded by his granddaughter Margaret, the Maid of Norway (1282?-90).

Leven has a great beach and I would recommend it as one of Scotlands best great for families with young kids and dog walkers.🎉🎉🎉

Spent the night here at weekend. Lovely spot.

Walk this regular

My family live in Largs and Fairlie Scotland, there is a local legend of the White Lady Of Fairlie Keep, a ghost who haunts the castle.

Just visited the site. Thanks for the history. Any detail on the castle

Iam actually from Stonehouse and done the blood stone lol

News weather ah bruise

Lovely voice m8

Is modern video of tunnel on my channel, is copy of bbc short video few months ago

Contact Donald Lees Reid for Ayrshire knowledge.

What a wonderful find💝

I will visit this statue one day.

That's some particularly beautiful Ivy. Amazing it can survive with such little chlorophyll!

Thank you for the tour of Morton Castle. My name is Ian Robert Morton. My 3rd great grand father, John Morton, was sent to Australia as a convict around 1840. I dare say my ancestral fathers came from this region. The name Morton derived from the place description town beside the moor.

Thanks for the Enlightenment.

Very interesting as usual - I didn't know about Burns' east coast connections. Just a suggestion for upcoming perhaps! Traprain Law, Dunadd (my favourite place in Scotland, Kilmartin Glen/Dal Riata) - and even... St Kilda?

Braehead Toll still exists at corner of London Road and Holehouse Road kilmarnock. Now joined to a later building. You can see the bricked up window where the toll keeper would have collected tolls.