It’s sad that kids go to such places to drink and vandalise. But it was adults who tore this place down and turned it into a ruin. Kids have a lot more to do than when I was a kid but somehow they don’t know how to just go out and play! Society, technology and social media, I believe, has somehow ruined childhood, they grow up faster perhaps with the extra knowledge and not for the better… However, there is something magical about exploring abandoned places, you get to let your imagination run wild with want went before
We love dogs! I had moments of anxiety too, I think that shows, but Frida is such a smart , athletic and agile dog, she was well aware of her surroundings. She does much worse in nature however you don’t realise it because she’s in her natural habitat. She needs to be free and enjoy life. Thanks for watching 😀
First two minutes held my breath for your dog …like my two ..little shits when they want to be …she was loving it .. and very unafraid .. what a truely beautiful old mansion ..photographers dream ..only in the day time mind you
Cheers Daniel, aye my wee girl made my heart race. She does worse out in the open, I should be used to it! Hoping to get back in the summer when it’s less a race to beat sundown!
I Love the Dog . Excellent job on keeping her happy . She reminds me of my Lab Healer female that grew up my the boys . We called her Lady Bird and years later we kept one of her pups and that was baby bird 😢😢❤️❤️
You need to go on such trips not alone, but with someone, so as not to find adventures on your rear. I wouldn’t want the next gaper to find the skeletons of a dog and a man hugging together in an abandoned well in one of the similar abandoned mansions.🤨🙄
@@martinsodyssey I am pleased with your positivity, but you have to be careful. However, many are not afraid of death until it comes. As soon as she-reaper comes, everyone suddenly & sharply begins to love life. PS: did you ask the dog, if she wanted to hug you until coming death there, in the well? Her feelings are important too. You may not be afraid of death, but Frida may still want to live a long time.🤔🤨
Saw your comment on another channel about what this place was and you doing this video on it and came straight here. Love the channel and accent btw ❤❤❤ and your little dog too
Cheers Charlie! I’ve only just started trying to create content, so means a lot, if you liked that one check out my video on Yester Castle, it’s got a fraction of the views but I think it’s a better video!
Thank you, subscribes, likes and comments mean a lot more for small new channels like mines! The next video looks like an interesting one, a castle built by goblins for a wizard - “true story”, hopefully worth subscribing for!
How fascinating to explore grand mansions and castles. We have some old late 19th and early20th century wooden homes in Australia i've explored 😏. Great Brittain and Europe would be a dream to explore.
You win some you lose some. I wish I had Australia’s weather! But our history is long, fascinating and sometimes strange! Sounds like you are due a European adventure! Athens, Rome, Venice, Paris, Barcelona and Edinburgh would be my must does for you!
There is something very fascinating about roaming abandoned buildings, you get to see your imagination of what went before… If you liked this, like and subscribe for more Scottish adventures!
As kids in the 1970s we were taken to visit a large ruined mansion somewhere in the outskirts of Newcastle Upon Tyne - a good drive from the city centre but not out in the countryside. It was by a main road and not fenced off or anything. It was just left to fall apart. It would have been Gerorgian or Victorian I guess. It was clearly very dangerous but that didn't stop loads of people just wandering around like it was a museum or something. It seemed to be quite a local attraction. My guess is it would have been demolished long ago. I wish I knew more about it. Anyone who had seen it back then would know what I was talking about.
@@kvdp9543 you never know it might still be there, with new kids exploring, if it is, nature will really have taken over but now. it’s actually crazy how many mansions lie in ruin. Operating costs are one thing but the owners almost always take the roof off to avoid paying tax to the government and that’s when nature really takes over and they get battered by the elements. You enter thinking, I’d do this up, but even if you had the money, which most of us don’t, it still would be an absolute headache to renovate! They are a mystery though, you can’t help but be amazed and wonder what happened within the walls…
@@martinsodyssey: As you stated I too let my imagination run wild,..how majestic the interiors were, the people that passed through the threshold in their finest clothing , the dinner parties and so forth. It is disheartening to see these historic, (my opinion), stately manors, castles, houses and cottages fall into disrepair. 😢
It’s a double edged sword, it’s sad to see them running to ruin, but if you think about it logically the only reason most of these places exist is because disparity of wealth, which usually stems from unelected power (kings, queens and noblemen) robbing off the poor. And if they were to be renovated it would probably come out of tax payer money, instead of going to schools and hospitals. Hotels are the obvious investment opportunity but it’s probably more economical to build new from a financial stand point. There are plenty well preserved stately homes, castles and palaces, I guess, but I do get a unique feeling from walking around a ruin, something special about using your imagination…
Good question. Your first 2 words are my short answer! Beyond that there is no one answer. I saw a picture of “The Pineapple” house on Instagram, check out my video if you’ve not seen it, and I thought that’s weird and curiosity made me want to see it, I took the dog and the family and I literally stumbled across this huge abandoned mansion in the grounds! Because I had my young daughter I never got to explore it but I did read up on it and look at archived photos; when I decided to start YouTubing I knew I had to return and explore. If you take the Blackness Castle video, I cycled that way many times and always looked in from outside the gates and I always wanted to go in, The abandoned Artland video I was reading about the artist who created one of my favourite places, Jupiter Artland and I realised he’d done other work in Scotland including an abandoned one, and of course the internet is full of useful/useless information! I have a list that is too long of places I want to see. Some off the beaten track, some well known to locals, some known to the world!
I don’t think it had any more history to tell, it was a family home, a school and then a ruin. I don’t think it had great or tragic stories known to the public, it all happened within closed walls and doors. But I have to disagree, I think it’s full of personality. Sometimes you just have to use your imagination.
My family is of Scottish bloodline on my dad's side Japanese on my mom's. My grabdpas name was Ellis Mead. Ancestors musta made wine way back in the day? Thinking mayb was a vineyard & mayb made assorted wines? Mayb even hunny wine aka Mead? Ps You kinda look like my dad. God rest his soul...RIP pops almost a year next month since you started your journey 💗🕊 Thanks for peeking my curiosity...
Thanks for commenting Jaqlyn, maybe if you go far enough back your Dad’s Scottish roots might connect with mines. It’s always a smaller world than we think. Sorry for your loss but I’m sure you have lots of fantastic memories to keep him alive.
Mayb we are linked would love to find out & to learn more on both sides my mom's side is quite curious as well lol... Yes many memories miss them both moms been gone couple of decades... Dads 1st name Robert which find interesting since knowing Robert the Bruce is of Scottish Nobility? lol. Mayb some day we could make the trip never been to Scotland but was born in Japan & went back once @ age 3 to see my ill grandma who passed. So yes Scotland is on my bucket list... Again thanks for bringing back good memories(:
Robert the Bruce had the ultimate nobility, he was King of Scots. It sounds like you are due a visit of my fair country very soon. You would need to go to Stirling, that has some great history for Robert.
We want to stop by on our way to Doune Castle, but we are very short on time. Google maps seems to think we can drive to the Dunmore House (not just the Pineapple building), but everything else says we have to hike half an hour to the house and half an hour back. I don't know if we have time for this. Are there any shorter entry routes?
I’ve only parked at the public car park by the pineapple, I think the other route is to a residential home (I think)so I’m personally not comfortable imposing. It’s got to be less than a mile from pineapple to Dunmore House and that route passes the back of the pineapple and the stables which are not to be missed too. Brisk walk is probably only 10/15mins if you are quick. However you could easily want to spend hours here if you venture throughout the whole grounds, there is a tower also that I haven’t found yet! I wouldn’t rush it if you don’t have to but appreciate you have other places to be!Good luck, hope you find the best route for you and enjoy yourself!
It’s not clear, it changed hands from a family home to a school, my guess would be cost of ownership and maintenance became too much. It’s massive! But the school only lasted 2 or 3 years so there it lies ruined and wasted. There’s been a few stories of hotels taking it on over the years but it’s never materialised. It was also used as a set for Outlander, a TV series!
I lived in Airth which is where the pineapple is 😂 from Glasgow to Airth ……bit of a change 😂 airth and dunmore are small villages next to each other, you blink you missed them 😂
Are you sure you’re not missing Airth watching videos like this? It’s a great little village to explore, full of interesting things, I never found Elphinstone Tower nor had a look at Airth castle either, I only intended to visit the quirky Pineapple and stumbled across Dunmore house but it has my attention and I’ll be back, I just find it fascinating.
@@martinsodyssey go up the ‘high street’ Airth, it’s behind the pub called the Elpinstone Inn which is on Main Street. (nik name ‘the elfy’ to locals). The high street is left just before this, follow road up and you will see it 👍 I’m sure we called it the ‘merket cross aka the merky 😂) in our young days. Airth Castle has recently shut down but you can still walk around. I know a few belter areas outside for you which are as old as the castle itself. Amazing for people who love history and seeing real names from times past! If there is a way to let you know it, I can 👍 not sure if you’ve heard of ‘the chapel’? Not the church which you see at the end of Airth, this is a different ancient building which actually used to have real coffins inside. In early 2000’s I think it was, grave robbers stole artefacts so they had to remove them 🤬 they had rested there that whole time not disturbed. I still have family in Airth and live 10/15 mins away 😂 I needed more civilisation lol
I think the chapel is what I’m calling Elphinstone Tower?!? so strange that they have to move dead bodies because of thieves, not even safe when you’re dead! Delighted to hear about any interesting places to explore, I’ve a huge list of places to get to but I like to have choice! don’t think you can direct message on YT weirdly, feel free to drop me a message on Instagram if you’re on that, I have the same handle!
Thanks for the feedback, i’m still new to creating content, so still finding my way filming and editing, hopefully I’m doing something right if you wanted it longer! Click on my channel and look for the Yester castle video, that’s a good bit longer, it might be what you are looking for, I think it’s my best video.
I hear you, but she’s a very clever working dog who can run down steep drops with ease, run 40kmph through thick woodland chasing squirrels and she’s never so much as poked an eye yet. It’s me who needs the light and bell. She’s very much aware of her surroundings and can see in the dark.
if no one else will say it, I will, you are allowing Frida to be in dangerous situations, when in unsafe surroundings you should keep her on leash near you for her safety. It is irresponsible to allow her to run freely in such a dangerous place.
Thanks for the comment. If you watched the video you’ll see I took Frida out from the one place that was remotely dangerous (from a humans perspective, not from a dogs). She’s a very clever and agile working dog who is well aware of her surroundings and is not chained to a lead so she can enjoy life and explore. She has far better eyes and sense than you or I!
Cold? So you need to dress warmly, and not in a light jacket and sneakers. You can’t imagine, how bitterly cold it is here, where I am, and it will be even worse. And nothing, I manage to do a lot of things and I don't allow myself to weep.
Well, I was dressed perfectly well for what I planned to do, film my video on “the pineapple” but I couldn’t resist a little extra filming on the mansion! I need a bit of extra kit in my bag! Insulated gloves and a torch would be a good start 😂
I think she must’ve chased a squirrel/rabbit/mouse into the stables… or maybe something a bit more paranormal perhaps? It’s the only time she disappears, when she gets the scent of something.
Trust me, she’s a very smart working dog always aware of her surroundings and almost always off the lead, she was safer than I was. But regardless, I felt the same, hence why you’ll see us leave the only dangerous area she entered.
At 3.22 I was already invested in the safety of your dog. Interesting explore. Glad your pup didn't fall through the stable floor!
Honestly, my heart was pounding. I only went in there because she went in there first. She’s the star of the show!
I always think it's so sad that young people's lives are so depraved, they have no respect for architecture and their environment
It’s sad that kids go to such places to drink and vandalise. But it was adults who tore this place down and turned it into a ruin.
Kids have a lot more to do than when I was a kid but somehow they don’t know how to just go out and play! Society, technology and social media, I believe, has somehow ruined childhood, they grow up faster perhaps with the extra knowledge and not for the better…
However, there is something magical about exploring abandoned places, you get to let your imagination run wild with want went before
Thanks for sharing but i was so worried about Freda 😢😢
We love dogs! I had moments of anxiety too, I think that shows, but Frida is such a smart , athletic and agile dog, she was well aware of her surroundings. She does much worse in nature however you don’t realise it because she’s in her natural habitat. She needs to be free and enjoy life. Thanks for watching 😀
The dogs having a great ol' time. He's so happy ❤
You’re not wrong! She’s a character and loves to explore. Thanks for the comment! ❤️
First two minutes held my breath for your dog …like my two ..little shits when they want to be …she was loving it .. and very unafraid .. what a truely beautiful old mansion ..photographers dream ..only in the day time mind you
Cheers Daniel, aye my wee girl made my heart race. She does worse out in the open, I should be used to it! Hoping to get back in the summer when it’s less a race to beat sundown!
I Love the Dog . Excellent job on keeping her happy . She reminds me of my Lab Healer female that grew up my the boys . We called her Lady Bird and years later we kept one of her pups and that was baby bird 😢😢❤️❤️
Got to love our dogs. Frida is a personality and a half. I’d take her everywhere if I could. I had a black lab growing up, fantastic dogs!
If I had a few hundred grand I'd buy the place and if I had a spare several hundred million I would renovate it.
That is exactly the problem. It’s a money pit! Only I didn’t find so much as a penny in the basement!
You need to go on such trips not alone, but with someone, so as not to find adventures on your rear. I wouldn’t want the next gaper to find the skeletons of a dog and a man hugging together in an abandoned well in one of the similar abandoned mansions.🤨🙄
🤣 hopefully my bitter end isn’t coming!!! But if it does and I go out with a bang with Frida, then so be it!
@@martinsodyssey I am pleased with your positivity, but you have to be careful. However, many are not afraid of death until it comes. As soon as she-reaper comes, everyone suddenly & sharply begins to love life.
PS: did you ask the dog, if she wanted to hug you until coming death there, in the well? Her feelings are important too. You may not be afraid of death, but Frida may still want to live a long time.🤔🤨
You have to be close to death to know you’re alive. Frida is more free spirit than me, exploring is her desire, she follows me everywhere she can!
@@martinsodysseyI love your dog she's so cool. Greetings from Arizona ❤
Great vid man. Should head over to Kilmartin and do Carnasserie. I hope your channel gets more popular. Always love Scottish content.
Cheers! Sweet, that one’s not on my short list, I’ll get it added and check it out! Too much to explore in these wild lands.
Saw your comment on another channel about what this place was and you doing this video on it and came straight here.
Love the channel and accent btw ❤❤❤ and your little dog too
Cheers Charlie! I’ve only just started trying to create content, so means a lot, if you liked that one check out my video on Yester Castle, it’s got a fraction of the views but I think it’s a better video!
Youve got yourself another subscriber
Thank you, subscribes, likes and comments mean a lot more for small new channels like mines! The next video looks like an interesting one, a castle built by goblins for a wizard - “true story”, hopefully worth subscribing for!
Thank you for this wonderful video!
Aaaw thank you, Nicole! So early into trying to put videos together, this kind of feedback encourages me to keep going! ❤️
Love it! Keep them coming Martin!
Glad you enjoyed it! A LOT to learn about making content but I think I’m making progress!
Amazing & beautiful & dangeous !! You should set up cameras for the night !
I have thought about it… a video for summer if I’m brave enough
Theres got to be spirits in there!
You certainly never feel alone…
How fascinating to explore grand mansions and castles. We have some old late 19th and early20th century wooden homes in Australia i've explored 😏. Great Brittain and Europe would be a dream to explore.
You win some you lose some. I wish I had Australia’s weather! But our history is long, fascinating and sometimes strange! Sounds like you are due a European adventure! Athens, Rome, Venice, Paris, Barcelona and Edinburgh would be my must does for you!
There is something very fascinating about roaming abandoned buildings, you get to see your imagination of what went before…
If you liked this, like and subscribe for more Scottish adventures!
As kids in the 1970s we were taken to visit a large ruined mansion somewhere in the outskirts of Newcastle Upon Tyne - a good drive from the city centre but not out in the countryside. It was by a main road and not fenced off or anything. It was just left to fall apart. It would have been Gerorgian or Victorian I guess. It was clearly very dangerous but that didn't stop loads of people just wandering around like it was a museum or something. It seemed to be quite a local attraction. My guess is it would have been demolished long ago. I wish I knew more about it. Anyone who had seen it back then would know what I was talking about.
@@kvdp9543 you never know it might still be there, with new kids exploring, if it is, nature will really have taken over but now. it’s actually crazy how many mansions lie in ruin. Operating costs are one thing but the owners almost always take the roof off to avoid paying tax to the government and that’s when nature really takes over and they get battered by the elements. You enter thinking, I’d do this up, but even if you had the money, which most of us don’t, it still would be an absolute headache to renovate! They are a mystery though, you can’t help but be amazed and wonder what happened within the walls…
@@martinsodyssey: As you stated I too let my imagination run wild,..how majestic the interiors were, the people that passed through the threshold in their finest clothing , the dinner parties and so forth. It is disheartening to see these historic, (my opinion), stately manors, castles, houses and cottages fall into disrepair. 😢
It’s a double edged sword, it’s sad to see them running to ruin, but if you think about it logically the only reason most of these places exist is because disparity of wealth, which usually stems from unelected power (kings, queens and noblemen) robbing off the poor. And if they were to be renovated it would probably come out of tax payer money, instead of going to schools and hospitals. Hotels are the obvious investment opportunity but it’s probably more economical to build new from a financial stand point. There are plenty well preserved stately homes, castles and palaces, I guess, but I do get a unique feeling from walking around a ruin, something special about using your imagination…
I'm curious how you learned to find these places, research their history, and explore them.
Good question. Your first 2 words are my short answer! Beyond that there is no one answer. I saw a picture of “The Pineapple” house on Instagram, check out my video if you’ve not seen it, and I thought that’s weird and curiosity made me want to see it, I took the dog and the family and I literally stumbled across this huge abandoned mansion in the grounds! Because I had my young daughter I never got to explore it but I did read up on it and look at archived photos; when I decided to start YouTubing I knew I had to return and explore. If you take the Blackness Castle video, I cycled that way many times and always looked in from outside the gates and I always wanted to go in, The abandoned Artland video I was reading about the artist who created one of my favourite places, Jupiter Artland and I realised he’d done other work in Scotland including an abandoned one, and of course the internet is full of useful/useless information! I have a list that is too long of places I want to see. Some off the beaten track, some well known to locals, some known to the world!
@@martinsodyssey Thank you. What an interesting and helpful story
@@sencremer4927 my absolute pleasure, delighted that you are interested and asking questions!
Wow beautiful country thanks for a wonderful video
My pleasure, Sue. Thank you for commenting ❤️
Subscribed! Greetings from Brazil.
Amazing, thank you! I’ll do a video in Brazil one day!! Somewhere I must go!
Greetings from TerRuzsia!😱😭
Hello 👋
More of the history would have been appreciated as the building itself has been stript of its personality.
I don’t think it had any more history to tell, it was a family home, a school and then a ruin. I don’t think it had great or tragic stories known to the public, it all happened within closed walls and doors. But I have to disagree, I think it’s full of personality. Sometimes you just have to use your imagination.
My family is of Scottish bloodline on my dad's side Japanese on my mom's. My grabdpas name was Ellis Mead. Ancestors musta made wine way back in the day? Thinking mayb was a vineyard & mayb made assorted wines? Mayb even hunny wine aka Mead?
Ps You kinda look like my dad. God rest his soul...RIP pops almost a year next month since you started your journey 💗🕊
Thanks for peeking my curiosity...
Thanks for commenting Jaqlyn, maybe if you go far enough back your Dad’s Scottish roots might connect with mines. It’s always a smaller world than we think.
Sorry for your loss but I’m sure you have lots of fantastic memories to keep him alive.
Mayb we are linked would love to find out & to learn more on both sides my mom's side is quite curious as well lol... Yes many memories miss them both moms been gone couple of decades... Dads 1st name Robert which find interesting since knowing Robert the Bruce is of Scottish Nobility? lol. Mayb some day we could make the trip never been to Scotland but was born in Japan & went back once @ age 3 to see my ill grandma who passed. So yes Scotland is on my bucket list... Again thanks for bringing back good memories(:
Robert the Bruce had the ultimate nobility, he was King of Scots. It sounds like you are due a visit of my fair country very soon. You would need to go to Stirling, that has some great history for Robert.
It’s still beautiful there
It certainly is. It’s actually incredible how many mansions and castles have fallen to ruin in Scotland!
@@martinsodyssey I’d love to go. Always been my dream
One life, make the most of it!
@@martinsodyssey truer
We want to stop by on our way to Doune Castle, but we are very short on time. Google maps seems to think we can drive to the Dunmore House (not just the Pineapple building), but everything else says we have to hike half an hour to the house and half an hour back. I don't know if we have time for this. Are there any shorter entry routes?
I’ve only parked at the public car park by the pineapple, I think the other route is to a residential home (I think)so I’m personally not comfortable imposing. It’s got to be less than a mile from pineapple to Dunmore House and that route passes the back of the pineapple and the stables which are not to be missed too. Brisk walk is probably only 10/15mins if you are quick. However you could easily want to spend hours here if you venture throughout the whole grounds, there is a tower also that I haven’t found yet! I wouldn’t rush it if you don’t have to but appreciate you have other places to be!Good luck, hope you find the best route for you and enjoy yourself!
Why was it adbaned?
It’s not clear, it changed hands from a family home to a school, my guess would be cost of ownership and maintenance became too much. It’s massive! But the school only lasted 2 or 3 years so there it lies ruined and wasted. There’s been a few stories of hotels taking it on over the years but it’s never materialised. It was also used as a set for Outlander, a TV series!
I lived in Airth which is where the pineapple is 😂 from Glasgow to Airth ……bit of a change 😂 airth and dunmore are small villages next to each other, you blink you missed them 😂
Are you sure you’re not missing Airth watching videos like this? It’s a great little village to explore, full of interesting things, I never found Elphinstone Tower nor had a look at Airth castle either, I only intended to visit the quirky Pineapple and stumbled across Dunmore house but it has my attention and I’ll be back, I just find it fascinating.
@@martinsodyssey go up the ‘high street’ Airth, it’s behind the pub called the Elpinstone Inn which is on Main Street. (nik name ‘the elfy’ to locals). The high street is left just before this, follow road up and you will see it 👍 I’m sure we called it the ‘merket cross aka the merky 😂) in our young days. Airth Castle has recently shut down but you can still walk around. I know a few belter areas outside for you which are as old as the castle itself. Amazing for people who love history and seeing real names from times past! If there is a way to let you know it, I can 👍 not sure if you’ve heard of ‘the chapel’? Not the church which you see at the end of Airth, this is a different ancient building which actually used to have real coffins inside. In early 2000’s I think it was, grave robbers stole artefacts so they had to remove them 🤬 they had rested there that whole time not disturbed. I still have family in Airth and live 10/15 mins away 😂 I needed more civilisation lol
I think the chapel is what I’m calling Elphinstone Tower?!? so strange that they have to move dead bodies because of thieves, not even safe when you’re dead! Delighted to hear about any interesting places to explore, I’ve a huge list of places to get to but I like to have choice! don’t think you can direct message on YT weirdly, feel free to drop me a message on Instagram if you’re on that, I have the same handle!
You have the most beautiful blue eyes I've ever seen 💙👀🧿
I got the eyes of an angel and the face of a walrus 😃
That's all fun and everything, but I think I'd be afraid my dog would fall in a well. You know they're there. Nobody to help rescue!
She’s a smart cookie and she had fun, there’s a reason why dogs are employed to rescue humans!
It would have been a good video if it had been longer.
Thanks for the feedback, i’m still new to creating content, so still finding my way filming and editing, hopefully I’m doing something right if you wanted it longer! Click on my channel and look for the Yester castle video, that’s a good bit longer, it might be what you are looking for, I think it’s my best video.
Get a bell & light on your dog, and keep her on lead unless you know it is safe.
I hear you, but she’s a very clever working dog who can run down steep drops with ease, run 40kmph through thick woodland chasing squirrels and she’s never so much as poked an eye yet. It’s me who needs the light and bell. She’s very much aware of her surroundings and can see in the dark.
Would I be brave enough? NO. LOL. I'll let you do it!
Watch my latest video, that was more terrifying than this one 😅
@@martinsodyssey OK!
if no one else will say it, I will, you are allowing Frida to be in dangerous situations, when in unsafe surroundings you should keep her on leash near you for her safety. It is irresponsible to allow her to run freely in such a dangerous place.
Thanks for the comment. If you watched the video you’ll see I took Frida out from the one place that was remotely dangerous (from a humans perspective, not from a dogs). She’s a very clever and agile working dog who is well aware of her surroundings and is not chained to a lead so she can enjoy life and explore. She has far better eyes and sense than you or I!
Cold? So you need to dress warmly, and not in a light jacket and sneakers. You can’t imagine, how bitterly cold it is here, where I am, and it will be even worse. And nothing, I manage to do a lot of things and I don't allow myself to weep.
Well, I was dressed perfectly well for what I planned to do, film my video on “the pineapple” but I couldn’t resist a little extra filming on the mansion! I need a bit of extra kit in my bag! Insulated gloves and a torch would be a good start 😂
@@martinsodyssey And maybe an extra jacket.
I’m pretty good with the cold, just operating a camera and a drone with cold fingers is nigh impossible!
I hate it when dogs do that.
I think she must’ve chased a squirrel/rabbit/mouse into the stables… or maybe something a bit more paranormal perhaps? It’s the only time she disappears, when she gets the scent of something.
don't let a dog free in places like this!!! too much dangerous! don't you have a leash mygod, there could be a hidden deep hole bah
Trust me, she’s a very smart working dog always aware of her surroundings and almost always off the lead, she was safer than I was. But regardless, I felt the same, hence why you’ll see us leave the only dangerous area she entered.