Abandoned Mansion's Lost History & Headless Ghost (W/ Drone) | Abandoned Places Scotland EP 85
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- Опубликовано: 11 мар 2023
- Join us as we explore the storied history of a majestically ruined mansion in Scotland that was once a home to rebel Scottish lords, fighting for both the Royalist and Jacobite causes, and to the legend of a headless ghost. We examine both its past and the interiors of this lost and ruinous mansion by foot and drone.
0:00:00 The story of the abandoned mansion. 0:13:08 Exploring the abandoned mansion. 0:39:30 Drone flyover.
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Narration, Writing, Photography: Desertify Urbex
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I am an Urban Explorer or "urbex", photographer and RUclips creator with an academic background and passion for history, Cultural Anthropology and English with a focus on Celtic Studies. I grew up in a creepy looking 1800s home that later became the abandoned "haunted house" of the town. In 2016 I made the decision to start photographing and capturing on video these abandoned locations that I explored until then as a hobby. My recent focus has been on once great mansions, asylums and lost places. Currently I travel across the US, UK and Ireland to allow you to experience these places through me. I hope you enjoy the journey as we shine a light upon these forgotten places.
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This breaks my heart how ancestors put so much time into it and then it was abandoned. Then rebuilt and loved before being left to ruin again! Their hearts must be broken. Great video guys. So happy to see you back 🎉
Some of these houses need a new saviour. This one is inching past its window, sadly. Glad to share its tale!
I have missed you two. Hope you are safe and well...hale and hearty.
Thank you! Glad to be back sharing these places.
Wow what a great history lesson..Thx for sharing it with us...
Welcome!
Greetings!
I have a renewed interest in watching explorations of abandoned properties. It took a while but I finally found your channel again. (My computer died like last year causing me to lose all my subscriptions.)
You're my favorite explorer of abandoned places. I appreciate the historical information you provide.
It's delightful to see you again.
God bless you and keep you safe.
Linda Lee
Hey, welcome back! I took a break myself for a while due to life events. Glad you found us again.
@@DesertifyUrbex Thank you, dear. I hope things are better now. I'll be praying for you two.
It was so cool to see you all way down there in the drone shot; it really gives us a perspective of how HUGE this place is! ❤❤❤
Thank you! I hoped it would add a new dimension to many explores. The next one will have some truly huge structures.
As a kid I played in a large Georgian house that was perfect and gorgeous and now it looks like this, in my lifetime.
That's terrible. So many are now lost. Hopefully it finds a saviour.
Really love your work. The music was beautiful also. Really happy that you are back! Thank you 😊
Thanks so much! Glad to be back exploring.
Build, rebuild, demolished, and again the roof was removed sigh, if you look at it, it is a miracle that there is so much left, but looking at all those patches with small stones everywhere and cracks, it wont last that long in this state.Very nice explore, story and video thnx again.
The old curse of the roof and window tax. It's a sad story.
Truly enjoyed, Thanks
Thank you!
Lovely and a bigger place than it looks when seen from above. Shame everything was stripped out, it happened to far too many places.
Thanks! Certainly an epidemic of the 50s and 60s.
Wow, está súper 👍👏🏼
Thanks!
Loved how much of the place there was to see. Some past ones there was only a basement and shell of walls, but this one had it all. I couldn't help noticing how short the people who lived there were with those tiny hallways. Perhaps I'm wrong like Zoolander lol I don't know I get these things wrong all the time. The different types of flora growing literally out of every nook and cranny was quite something to see. Nothing says desolate and lonely like goldenrod growing out of masonry on "top" of the structure. So much stonework looked compelling with the different construction types. Some of it even seemed soft like a spongy plastic to my eyes.
It's one of my top places to revisit due to its isolation and what nature has done. The turret entrances I think are older, which have those smaller doorways.
@@DesertifyUrbex that makes sense totally. Nothing wrong with it either way just noticed. I wish I could make a day trip there once. But I’ll have to rely on your superb work to show it off.
Right,.....I am going to watch this in a oner, without bloody phones, knocks on doors.......so 2200hrs at night seems to make me feel it will be quieter!!!! I've waited ages to see it, and SEE IT I WILL! Report later, but it looks great in the intro which I managed to see and digest! Back soon! .....an angry old Tich
After the history, we claim the ruins, with my imagination I tell the story, that's for sharing, and of course, great soundtrack..
Thanks!
😳👍🌞🌞👍