Highlights and lowlights of Scotland’s coastal communities.
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- This week starts off in the West coast town of Ayr for a quick visit to Rozelle park before we head into the town to see what it has to offer.
Then we head across East to explore the hidden history of Rosyth and the echoes of Victorian industry at Limekilns and Preston Island.
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Beautiful lighting effect with the lime kiln arches. Well done.
Another awesome vlog! Love seeing DeNiro romping about 😊
Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. Such a beautiful country…so much history.
Glad you enjoyed it!
That large kiln was really impressive. You could definitely take some very atmospheric pics there.
Very cool kilns! I really appreciate your respect for others around you while filming.
We try!
Nice of the security man let you in to see the castle.
Those lime kilns are impressive!
Interesting about the witch.
Aw. Shame you can't see the salt pans. Almost looks like a Cornish tin mine.
Have finally caught up with all your vids!!!!
Thanks for showing us around!
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All of them?? Oh no, we'll need to get more made ;)
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Also... have given up on learning to crochet!!!!! Epic fail on my part! Sorry Bex!!!!!!! 😭😭😭
Loved this!😊🎉❤
Thank you!!
What a neat perspective of the Forth Bridges. Enjoyed the views of the harbors and boating community. Living near a fairly large harbor, seeing how the Scot's do it rounds out the total experience. Watched a few short's afterwards and I had to contain my laughter!
We do love harbours and the sea, something there good for the soul.
Lime was used in so many processes . Interesting to see the Kilns. Seeing old boats deteriorating is sad , upkeep costs are very high. Ah grave stones are very interesting. I like the witches grave stone story about keeping her from rising. DeNiro zoomies are full of pure joy .
I was surprised by the boats. There must be quite a lot of money slowly sinking there.
Cool kiln pictures
Thank you. Never been there before, very unexpected.
So interesting! That grave from 1675 surprised me!
Yeah. Don’t know if that’s a replacement stone or what. Need to get back there for a better look.
Good to have a pootle! I wonder if the harbour is closed because of the amount of wrecked hulls submerged...?
Yeah, not sure. Lots of money worth of boats rotting away there.
That's some kiln works!! Amazing to see it all still there. Wonder what they mean by 'Rooms' on the gravestones, can't find anything on Mr Google about it, very odd!
It's still cool to find new things like that. We've been to, erm, one or two graveyards and not seen that wording before.
@@scotlandonashoestring Very! Haha - have to keep an eye out for more!
Ah, Prestonpans...now I must go look up which of my ancestors lived there and why.
It was a busy old place, Mining, fishing, salt, pottery, loads going on.
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