Haha don’t beat about the bush! I don’t think anyone was suggesting aliens are there every day, perhaps they were on their holidays when you visited or maybe they just wiped your memory 😉
No one better to turn to than your faithful companion after a rough time! His wife’s interview with the media (with practically zero support for the poor guy) absolutely cracked me up, my wife would be exactly the same!
It’s a great walk, I wish I knew about it sooner! Loads to see - hill top views, forest walks, cairns and trig points - the UFO story just gives it that bit of mystery. Not sure I recommend walking there in the dark though!
I have a “warehouse” full of paintings, I thought I’d give one the light of day for once! Glad you enjoyed it, it’s the most effort I’ve put into a video but recognise it’s a long journey to producing the best content I can. Your continued support means a lot! 😃
@@martinsodyssey I really enjoyed your filming techniques in this one. Having you commenting on yourself was funny, also the sound effects for the pup made me laugh. I liked that you used original footage and cut in with the contemporary opinions of those being interviewed at that time. It did have the feel of a documentary, like you said, though I didn't expect the left turn onto spooky topics. I love a good ghost story (I did a few ghost hunts once upon a time), and who doesn't love a true crime mystery? But UFO's... that's a creepy topic that makes me uncomfortable just because it's completely out of our/my control. I've seen a glowing ball of light moving at about 30mph above the treeline on a path I walk in the evening. I have no idea what it was. I thought it was the moon at first. I followed it as far as I could before it disappeared from sight. It is still a mystery to me. I think the guy could have had a PTSD attack; I've seen those happen to vets, and to them it's very real. It could also have been the crime syndicate hiding loot, like you described. I thought the male (g)rape theory was compelling, but who would want to go to the papers and tell that cover story over and over again? So I don't think that's what happened. I suppose it's possible he did see something, but .... I'm skeptical. Great content, Martin!! I'll support that all day long! Also, you are an excellent artist. I'd be happy if you featured more of your work as a back drop to your videos.
Me talking to me was my learning a new skill, I try to do that at least once in every video, glad you liked it, i think I even made myself laugh at that 😆 The thing I notice most is the more of these dark places I go, I realise they all have a creepy vibe, but can’t help wonder if it’s just because I know the story before hand. There was a couple of weird moments that I cut (or didn’t have on film) because they were more strange for me and less interesting for a viewer, I left the “white thing” in the bushes in and played it off as the Alice in wonderland white rabbit-which is a play on imagination in itself so symbolised the experience, but I’ll be honest, I’ve absolutely no idea what it was, looked more like the size of a deers head, and in my mind could easily have been ET and then I passed a guy with a white hoodie 5 mins later and couldn’t help if he’d been in the woods watching me… was creepy but my footage didn’t merit playing it out longer. I also saw something at the corner of my eye at the UFO site that felt weird and immediately disappeared… as did Frida. Who then appeared from nowhere behind me even though I was turning, so don’t know how she got there... Was almost like she was beamed up and down 😂 but the mind is a powerful weapon, it can play tricks on you for sure. So I always have my doubts on single eye witnesses, even my own. Like you, I’ve seen stuff in the sky over the years, much of which I couldn’t explain, but it doesn’t mean it’s from another planet. I do believe in life beyond Earth but I’m not so sure it’s advanced enough to get here, or would want to get here even if it could. If life wasn’t full of mysteries what would be the point, a point made in the hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy actually. I’ll try sneak in a painting or too but not sure I’ll do two much sitting interview style content but you never know, I don’t know what location or topic is next yet…
@@martinsodyssey Yes, we can creep ourselves out with our imagination, especially when we know too much lore, legend and history. The best test is when you're somewhere you don't know about, get that vibe, and then learn later of a dark history. After awhile you get to trust your gut on the vibes you pick up. Don't let my curiosity get in the way of your creativity. This isn't the Martin's Art show channel after all. Can't wait for the next journey!
Funny you should say that, i didn’t know the story of any of the woodlands deaths and I had that horror movie vibe, whether the UFO story was enough to give me that level of heebie jeebies I’m not sure, but I think I felt it was creepier beyond it…
I remember this occurrence. I lived about 2 mies from Dechmont at the time..I was 7 years old and as u can imagine it was a hot topic. Robert Taylor never changed a sentence of his story, right up untill the day he passed away. If I remember correctly they tested the area and it lit up a giger counter, with strange marks on the ground. He was a very well respected member of the village and if he made it up, he opened himself up to massive ridicule. This was a nostalgic walk of remembrance for me. Great video. P s It's spelt Dechmont , but is pronounced Deck-mont. Typically Scottish 😂 (I'm not trying to be smart ass) Edit....I think the Tank theory is ridiculous. How would they get the tank into Dechmont Woods? On all sides surrounding Dechmont are roads and houses , there's a motorway very close. I think, outside being helicoptered into situ there's no plausible way a tank would be able to drive unnoticed to be hidden in the 1st place.It would be heard approaching 10 minutes away. Bangour hospital's psychiatric units would certainly have known if one of their "guests" was out for a night on the town. There were some seriously mentally ill people being housed there. Dangerous men and women. They were not allowed to come and go at will. I don't know what happened that night but I'm certain it didn't have anything to do with a tank or escaped asylum patient? RIP Robert Taylor.
Thanks for the comment! I don’t think the tank theory is any more ridiculous than the “truth”, Robert Taylor’s Truth that is. With the right incentive and planning, anything can be moved through the night. Far more complex things are achieved every single day. There are tanks belonging to civilians all over the world. If a spaceship can land there, so can a tank, why else would there be tank tracks in a field operated by a former tank driver!? I actually think moving stolen war memorabilia for a private collection is one of the most plausible explanations. In respect to an escaped mental patient, many of these psychiatric wards are quite open with large grounds to wander, leaving/escaping is certainly not beyond the realms of possibility. People escape prisons and situations… and of course people make mistakes all the time, maybe a hospital employee made a mistake allowing a patient to get out and rather than admit it and risk losing their job they kept quiet and the patient wandered the nearby grounds, which happens to be right next to the incident. Who knows… I find it interesting and exploring theories given the circumstantial evidence and hearsay available opened up many avenues of investigation, let’s face it the truth lacks concrete evidence but the story only got traction because of Robert Taylor’s standing in the community. As I said at the end, let’s give the man the benefit of the doubt as we will very likely never know what actually happened that day but it doesn’t stop us humans from being inquisitive!
@@martinsodyssey I read ur reply enthusiastically. U make good points but almost any occurrence, especially one based on a sole description can be explained away, in one manner or another. At that point in time, Livingston was being developed rapidly. Many young trees were were being planted on Dechmont hill, as we're as draining trenches and fire gaps to prevent it's spread, etc. Perhaps a small excavator made these tank marks. I'm almost certain there was radioactivity in the ground marked by tracks and circular indentations in the ground. There were no tracks in or out of the particular area with tracks, only the ones within. Everything u stated is entirely plausible but something in me can't dismiss this experience fully. Thanks for ur reply, it's nice to debate a topic without someone having a sense of mockery or cynicism. I jst know that something occured that night. Something that was obviously vastly different from the majority of other sightings or abductions. (With his regards to his descriptions. Unique. Only Robert really knew and that train has long departed into silence. It has all now been relegated to folklore. I've subbed to ur channel. Love this sort of content. Broxburn, Scotland.
@@TheOneHundredPercent yes, sensible debates can be hard to find on the internet, I’m all for debating, disagreeing and sometimes even changing minds as adults!!! An open mind is important in this life. I could probably debate Robert Taylor for hours, it’s probably livingstons most interesting stories, I’m surprised I only learned of it by chance and very few people seem to know about it! Just so happens it’s a great walk too! I’ve no idea what happened and as you say, sadly Robert has departed and we’ll never know for sure but we can still enjoy the mystery. I did feel a strange sensation being at the sight, whether it was real or in my mind knowing the story, it’s hard to say. Thanks again for taking the time to watch and discuss, greatly appreciated!
@@martinsodyssey Found ur vid to be most interesting. It is a peculiar case, I'm not really sure what to think the more I go over it in my mind. I quite agree about a good debate, and as u mentioned, even changing ur opinion through discussion and learning something new pertaining to a certain subject. I think conversation and debate is one of the ways we grow as people. I've noticed it a bit of a dying art, (somewhat like letter writing?) The young generation often see a difference of opinion as being a reason to get mob handed and violent. No need for it at all.Thanks again for sharing ur content. Edinburgh, Scotland.
I couldn’t agree more, today it seems people would rather be offended by any difference, no matter the rhyme, reason, logic or foolery applied. Sad really, free speech and just a good old fashioned conversation is a dying thing. Hopefully I produce some more interesting content, I’m still finding my way - somewhere between exploring, history(ish) and art is where my channel Is landing.
Saw a ghost in 87 in an old deralicht church now museum(ullapool), suspected angel in 2001 late at night at Inverness bus station and a ufo on a sunny July early evening in 2017 that screamed across our horizon and disappeared in a flash(like star trek) and next day reported in courier someone else saw same thing from alness side. And most recently standing by a loch a (massive splash) boulder size drop in middle of it with no one around.All here in 🏴🏴Highlands
The world’s a fascinating place. Plenty things still to uncover, I’m not surprised you have a few stories, most people probably do even if they won’t admit it. I’ve seen a few things over the years in the sky in the shadows and in the night that I can’t explain and I’m fascinated by difficult to explain ancient history. I’d call myself an open minded cynic - I need logic to explain something and make me belief but until I do, my brain likes to run through the possibilities no matter how wild. There’s aliens out there somewhere I’m sure but have they made it to Scotland? Maybe!!! I’m overdue a proper trip to the Highlands, thinking North Coast 500 next year if I can convince the wife. Thanks for the great comment!
Really really enjoyed this sir. Very well done indeed! You ever want a vlog team up just give a shout brother. I’m based in Stirling. Will give your channel a shoutout on my next episode 👍
i enjoyed this greatly i beiieve this happened,i live 15mins from here and our family has had things like this happen to them which was recorded in small lesser known book from a well known local ufo investigator but i will refuse to comment on to protect those involved oh i noticed the doctor was our family doctor years ago ive visited site once and due another very soon
It’s a small world and a rather large universe. Who knows for sure what’s out there but Im happy to admit I’m a sceptic, an open minded one but being stood on that site gave me shivers, only Bob knows and we’ll never know for sure. Enjoy your visit, It’s an intriguing place and story and goes down in Scottish history.
I think yes he was telling the truth. And as for your question of do we believe in ghosts etc..I think that there are things we just can't explain no matter how far we dig. You're correct in saying that we are a tiny spec in a giant universe and i dont think we are the only living things in it. I do believe the tales about the tuatha de dannan and what people then believed were the fae. We just never know. And its fun to speculate and discuss. Great video, sir 😊 Thanks for sharing 😁
I’m very undecided, a single eye witness account is always going to be a challenge but I love the mystery! Speculation is probably more fun than knowing the truth… And thank you for taking the time to watch and support my wee channel!
That’s brilliant To get that on TV and have everyone miss the joke is just brilliant Mr Taylor: I doff my cap to you, good sir 😂 That just sums up Scotland and the Scots. Wha’s like us?
It would be very arrogant of us to think we are the only life in this entire universe. I hope when we finally make contact good things will come of it.
One look at the state of the human race and they’d probably leave faster than they arrived. I definitely believe that it’s likely that there is life existing beyond Earth, universe too big for it not to… I’m sceptical that we get visits but I like hard proof and science to back something up! Doesn’t mean something’s not true, I just can’t prove it’s true.
The key thing is the forensic evidence. The Forensic Scientist decided that the rips in the trouser were not from being caught on a tree or fence. This was why the police took it seriously. There have been various explanations put forward, but none fot exactly what happened.
Shame the trousers weren’t locked away until such time DNA testing and forensic science improved to look at them sufficiently, they went on tour and were touched by absolutely everyone. Seems like a major oversight with a piece of evidence. It will forever be an odd case.
That’s very interesting!! That area is full of surprises, I didn’t know that, I definitely spotted a few things in the shadows, blamed it on paranoia of knowing about the story! It’s a great walk too, I’ll be sure to be black cat spotting next time! Thanks for the comment✌️
Hi Martin, could you tell me what that track is you used for your intro please? It sounds like beep boop beep boop…. I’ve been looking for this sample for years! Love this video btw, Dechmont is proper creepy at times.
Cheers Thomas! It’s a great explore even without the Alien connection, eh! I think the track you’re after is Mystery Train by David O’Brien, if it’s not the one you’re after, all the songs and licences are in the video description! ✌️
@@martinsodyssey You're a legend, good Sir! A few years ago I did a project with the BBC, and this segment was used, yet not a single soul could enlighten me as to its origin. I found it absurd there was a sample being used, yet studio claimed it wasn't on their sound desk. But finally! Thank you!! Ps. A very similar tune you may have already tinkered with is PPK - Resurrection. Similar spooks, beeps n boops.
I thought this was a very open minded and interesting video which puts forward a few more plausible explanations of a down to earth nature. However my favourite explanation is that of mistaken identity whereby Robert Taylor experienced a mini stroke whilst in the vicinity of a nearby dome shaped building that up until a couple of years ago existed in Dechmont woods and was used to store fresh water. I made a short video abut it here:- ruclips.net/video/hgtWwLiUTSc/видео.htmlsi=gbsCAcsRVaqN26cP
Interesting! I never stumbled across info on that building after a fair bit research, certainly sounds like a plausible explanation to make some sense of the imagery… how close was the building to “landing site”?
It's only a hundred yards or so away, but the biggest problem is its on the otgerside of the motorway. I believe the location was incorrectly identified when Robert Taylor was sent to bsngour hospital for a check up while his boss went to investigate. The mini stroke I believe he suffered affected his recollection of the location. The mini stroke hypotheseis also explains his symptoms such as inability to walk or speak
@@phillfenton when you said it was other side of motorway, I thought, nope, not a chance but watching your video, the dome shape is much bigger than I thought and would’ve been much more visible a few decades ago. Great theory!
that man gained nothing from this,the opposite his life became a living hell as a result and he stuck to his story right to the end think about cases like Travis Walton,Billy Meirs,Whitly Strieber for example who are celebrities in ufo land
Very true, he never changed his story, I wonder what his wife’s opinion was after the initial interview. I never saw another interview or any follow up. I guess there’s a thin line from wanting to speak to the press and wanting privacy for most civilians.
The relevance of Anton, for me is his sad story is ingrained in the local woodland, and from what I read his family want to spread his story, not have it forgotten and him have died in vain, and the message of “it’s okay to not be okay”, for me, any mention or reminder to men to talk and not keep it bottled up inside is an opportunity, something that Bob himself potentially may have felt. I personally find it very relevant. That’s why it’s in. Cheers for the comment ✌️
Best intro to a video on youtube, looking forward to this
How was it?
@martinsodyssey twist and turns loved the theories wasnt expecting documtary level investigation, my money is on the hidden tank, why not
That’s great, nice to hear the effort put in was worth it! ✌️
Total ball x I live in the area since the early 80s, I've camped in the very woods and played there too as a kid.
Haha don’t beat about the bush! I don’t think anyone was suggesting aliens are there every day, perhaps they were on their holidays when you visited or maybe they just wiped your memory 😉
Stayed in the same street as Robert Taylor. He was a practical recluse after the sighting he never talked of it, and only spoke of it on record twice.
Whatever happened, it was obviously a hard day for the man.
I lived just up the road from him. Used to see him and his red setter walk past the house in Middlewood Park.
No one better to turn to than your faithful companion after a rough time! His wife’s interview with the media (with practically zero support for the poor guy) absolutely cracked me up, my wife would be exactly the same!
Very interesting stuff. I had come across this a few years back. Though you certainly brought it to life nearly 45 years on.
It’s a great walk, I wish I knew about it sooner! Loads to see - hill top views, forest walks, cairns and trig points - the UFO story just gives it that bit of mystery. Not sure I recommend walking there in the dark though!
So compelling!! I'm going to have to watch it again! Also, that painting! Great back drop!
I have a “warehouse” full of paintings, I thought I’d give one the light of day for once!
Glad you enjoyed it, it’s the most effort I’ve put into a video but recognise it’s a long journey to producing the best content I can.
Your continued support means a lot! 😃
@@martinsodyssey I really enjoyed your filming techniques in this one. Having you commenting on yourself was funny, also the sound effects for the pup made me laugh. I liked that you used original footage and cut in with the contemporary opinions of those being interviewed at that time. It did have the feel of a documentary, like you said, though I didn't expect the left turn onto spooky topics. I love a good ghost story (I did a few ghost hunts once upon a time), and who doesn't love a true crime mystery? But UFO's... that's a creepy topic that makes me uncomfortable just because it's completely out of our/my control. I've seen a glowing ball of light moving at about 30mph above the treeline on a path I walk in the evening. I have no idea what it was. I thought it was the moon at first. I followed it as far as I could before it disappeared from sight. It is still a mystery to me.
I think the guy could have had a PTSD attack; I've seen those happen to vets, and to them it's very real. It could also have been the crime syndicate hiding loot, like you described. I thought the male (g)rape theory was compelling, but who would want to go to the papers and tell that cover story over and over again? So I don't think that's what happened. I suppose it's possible he did see something, but .... I'm skeptical.
Great content, Martin!! I'll support that all day long! Also, you are an excellent artist. I'd be happy if you featured more of your work as a back drop to your videos.
Me talking to me was my learning a new skill, I try to do that at least once in every video, glad you liked it, i think I even made myself laugh at that 😆 The thing I notice most is the more of these dark places I go, I realise they all have a creepy vibe, but can’t help wonder if it’s just because I know the story before hand. There was a couple of weird moments that I cut (or didn’t have on film) because they were more strange for me and less interesting for a viewer, I left the “white thing” in the bushes in and played it off as the Alice in wonderland white rabbit-which is a play on imagination in itself so symbolised the experience, but I’ll be honest, I’ve absolutely no idea what it was, looked more like the size of a deers head, and in my mind could easily have been ET and then I passed a guy with a white hoodie 5 mins later and couldn’t help if he’d been in the woods watching me… was creepy but my footage didn’t merit playing it out longer. I also saw something at the corner of my eye at the UFO site that felt weird and immediately disappeared… as did Frida. Who then appeared from nowhere behind me even though I was turning, so don’t know how she got there... Was almost like she was beamed up and down 😂 but the mind is a powerful weapon, it can play tricks on you for sure. So I always have my doubts on single eye witnesses, even my own. Like you, I’ve seen stuff in the sky over the years, much of which I couldn’t explain, but it doesn’t mean it’s from another planet. I do believe in life beyond Earth but I’m not so sure it’s advanced enough to get here, or would want to get here even if it could. If life wasn’t full of mysteries what would be the point, a point made in the hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy actually. I’ll try sneak in a painting or too but not sure I’ll do two much sitting interview style content but you never know, I don’t know what location or topic is next yet…
@@martinsodyssey Yes, we can creep ourselves out with our imagination, especially when we know too much lore, legend and history. The best test is when you're somewhere you don't know about, get that vibe, and then learn later of a dark history. After awhile you get to trust your gut on the vibes you pick up. Don't let my curiosity get in the way of your creativity. This isn't the Martin's Art show channel after all. Can't wait for the next journey!
Funny you should say that, i didn’t know the story of any of the woodlands deaths and I had that horror movie vibe, whether the UFO story was enough to give me that level of heebie jeebies I’m not sure, but I think I felt it was creepier beyond it…
I remember this occurrence. I lived about 2 mies from Dechmont at the time..I was 7 years old and as u can imagine it was a hot topic. Robert Taylor never changed a sentence of his story, right up untill the day he passed away. If I remember correctly they tested the area and it lit up a giger counter, with strange marks on the ground. He was a very well respected member of the village and if he made it up, he opened himself up to massive ridicule. This was a nostalgic walk of remembrance for me. Great video.
P s It's spelt Dechmont , but is pronounced Deck-mont. Typically Scottish 😂
(I'm not trying to be smart ass)
Edit....I think the Tank theory is ridiculous. How would they get the tank into Dechmont Woods? On all sides surrounding Dechmont are roads and houses , there's a motorway very close. I think, outside being helicoptered into situ there's no plausible way a tank would be able to drive unnoticed to be hidden in the 1st place.It would be heard approaching 10 minutes away. Bangour hospital's psychiatric units would certainly have known if one of their "guests" was out for a night on the town. There were some seriously mentally ill people being housed there. Dangerous men and women. They were not allowed to come and go at will. I don't know what happened that night but I'm certain it didn't have anything to do with a tank or escaped asylum patient?
RIP Robert Taylor.
Thanks for the comment! I don’t think the tank theory is any more ridiculous than the “truth”, Robert Taylor’s Truth that is. With the right incentive and planning, anything can be moved through the night. Far more complex things are achieved every single day. There are tanks belonging to civilians all over the world. If a spaceship can land there, so can a tank, why else would there be tank tracks in a field operated by a former tank driver!? I actually think moving stolen war memorabilia for a private collection is one of the most plausible explanations.
In respect to an escaped mental patient, many of these psychiatric wards are quite open with large grounds to wander, leaving/escaping is certainly not beyond the realms of possibility. People escape prisons and situations… and of course people make mistakes all the time, maybe a hospital employee made a mistake allowing a patient to get out and rather than admit it and risk losing their job they kept quiet and the patient wandered the nearby grounds, which happens to be right next to the incident. Who knows…
I find it interesting and exploring theories given the circumstantial evidence and hearsay available opened up many avenues of investigation, let’s face it the truth lacks concrete evidence but the story only got traction because of Robert Taylor’s standing in the community.
As I said at the end, let’s give the man the benefit of the doubt as we will very likely never know what actually happened that day but it doesn’t stop us humans from being inquisitive!
@@martinsodyssey I read ur reply enthusiastically. U make good points but almost any occurrence, especially one based on a sole description can be explained away, in one manner or another. At that point in time, Livingston was being developed rapidly. Many young trees were were being planted on Dechmont hill, as we're as draining trenches and fire gaps to prevent it's spread, etc. Perhaps a small excavator made these tank marks. I'm almost certain there was radioactivity in the ground marked by tracks and circular indentations in the ground. There were no tracks in or out of the particular area with tracks, only the ones within. Everything u stated is entirely plausible but something in me can't dismiss this experience fully. Thanks for ur reply, it's nice to debate a topic without someone having a sense of mockery or cynicism. I jst know that something occured that night. Something that was obviously vastly different from the majority of other sightings or abductions. (With his regards to his descriptions. Unique. Only Robert really knew and that train has long departed into silence.
It has all now been relegated to folklore.
I've subbed to ur channel.
Love this sort of content.
Broxburn, Scotland.
@@TheOneHundredPercent yes, sensible debates can be hard to find on the internet, I’m all for debating, disagreeing and sometimes even changing minds as adults!!! An open mind is important in this life.
I could probably debate Robert Taylor for hours, it’s probably livingstons most interesting stories, I’m surprised I only learned of it by chance and very few people seem to know about it!
Just so happens it’s a great walk too!
I’ve no idea what happened and as you say, sadly Robert has departed and we’ll never know for sure but we can still enjoy the mystery. I did feel a strange sensation being at the sight, whether it was real or in my mind knowing the story, it’s hard to say.
Thanks again for taking the time to watch and discuss, greatly appreciated!
@@martinsodyssey Found ur vid to be most interesting. It is a peculiar case, I'm not really sure what to think the more I go over it in my mind. I quite agree about a good debate, and as u mentioned, even changing ur opinion through discussion and learning something new pertaining to a certain subject. I think conversation and debate is one of the ways we grow as people. I've noticed it a bit of a dying art, (somewhat like letter writing?) The young generation often see a difference of opinion as being a reason to get mob handed and violent. No need for it at all.Thanks again for sharing ur content.
Edinburgh, Scotland.
I couldn’t agree more, today it seems people would rather be offended by any difference, no matter the rhyme, reason, logic or foolery applied. Sad really, free speech and just a good old fashioned conversation is a dying thing.
Hopefully I produce some more interesting content, I’m still finding my way - somewhere between exploring, history(ish) and art is where my channel Is landing.
Saw a ghost in 87 in an old deralicht church now museum(ullapool), suspected angel in 2001 late at night at Inverness bus station and a ufo on a sunny July early evening in 2017 that screamed across our horizon and disappeared in a flash(like star trek) and next day reported in courier someone else saw same thing from alness side. And most recently standing by a loch a (massive splash) boulder size drop in middle of it with no one around.All here in 🏴🏴Highlands
The world’s a fascinating place. Plenty things still to uncover, I’m not surprised you have a few stories, most people probably do even if they won’t admit it.
I’ve seen a few things over the years in the sky in the shadows and in the night that I can’t explain and I’m fascinated by difficult to explain ancient history.
I’d call myself an open minded cynic - I need logic to explain something and make me belief but until I do, my brain likes to run through the possibilities no matter how wild. There’s aliens out there somewhere I’m sure but have they made it to Scotland? Maybe!!!
I’m overdue a proper trip to the Highlands, thinking North Coast 500 next year if I can convince the wife.
Thanks for the great comment!
Really really enjoyed this sir. Very well done indeed! You ever want a vlog team up just give a shout brother. I’m based in Stirling. Will give your channel a shoutout on my next episode 👍
Interesting, do you have instagram? Drop me a private message there, I have the same handle, could try line something up!
i enjoyed this greatly i beiieve this happened,i live 15mins from here and our family has had things like this happen to them which was recorded in small lesser known book from a well known local ufo investigator but i will refuse to comment on to protect those involved oh i noticed the doctor was our family doctor years ago ive visited site once and due another very soon
It’s a small world and a rather large universe. Who knows for sure what’s out there but Im happy to admit I’m a sceptic, an open minded one but being stood on that site gave me shivers, only Bob knows and we’ll never know for sure. Enjoy your visit, It’s an intriguing place and story and goes down in Scottish history.
Ps Excellent Video, New Subscriber from Ross Shire 🎉🎉
And thank you, means a lot! ✌️
I think yes he was telling the truth. And as for your question of do we believe in ghosts etc..I think that there are things we just can't explain no matter how far we dig. You're correct in saying that we are a tiny spec in a giant universe and i dont think we are the only living things in it. I do believe the tales about the tuatha de dannan and what people then believed were the fae. We just never know. And its fun to speculate and discuss. Great video, sir 😊 Thanks for sharing 😁
I’m very undecided, a single eye witness account is always going to be a challenge but I love the mystery! Speculation is probably more fun than knowing the truth…
And thank you for taking the time to watch and support my wee channel!
That’s brilliant
To get that on TV and have everyone miss the joke is just brilliant
Mr Taylor: I doff my cap to you, good sir 😂
That just sums up Scotland and the Scots.
Wha’s like us?
Awesome video, scary stuff 😨
You must take the dogs and kids, maybe not in the dark! 😂
It would be very arrogant of us to think we are the only life in this entire universe. I hope when we finally make contact good things will come of it.
One look at the state of the human race and they’d probably leave faster than they arrived. I definitely believe that it’s likely that there is life existing beyond Earth, universe too big for it not to… I’m sceptical that we get visits but I like hard proof and science to back something up! Doesn’t mean something’s not true, I just can’t prove it’s true.
The key thing is the forensic evidence. The Forensic Scientist decided that the rips in the trouser were not from being caught on a tree or fence. This was why the police took it seriously. There have been various explanations put forward, but none fot exactly what happened.
Shame the trousers weren’t locked away until such time DNA testing and forensic science improved to look at them sufficiently, they went on tour and were touched by absolutely everyone. Seems like a major oversight with a piece of evidence. It will forever be an odd case.
Be careful if visting the area at night big black cat sightings there , me and a friend reported one in 2004
That’s very interesting!! That area is full of surprises, I didn’t know that, I definitely spotted a few things in the shadows, blamed it on paranoia of knowing about the story! It’s a great walk too, I’ll be sure to be black cat spotting next time!
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Hi Martin, could you tell me what that track is you used for your intro please?
It sounds like beep boop beep boop….
I’ve been looking for this sample for years!
Love this video btw, Dechmont is proper creepy at times.
Cheers Thomas! It’s a great explore even without the Alien connection, eh!
I think the track you’re after is Mystery Train by David O’Brien, if it’s not the one you’re after, all the songs and licences are in the video description!
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@@martinsodyssey You're a legend, good Sir! A few years ago I did a project with the BBC, and this segment was used, yet not a single soul could enlighten me as to its origin. I found it absurd there was a sample being used, yet studio claimed it wasn't on their sound desk. But finally! Thank you!!
Ps. A very similar tune you may have already tinkered with is PPK - Resurrection. Similar spooks, beeps n boops.
@@thomastallis7245 not sure I’m surprised that a publicly funded service is disorganised and inefficient! Glad to have been of service ✌️
I thought this was a very open minded and interesting video which puts forward a few more plausible explanations of a down to earth nature. However my favourite explanation is that of mistaken identity whereby Robert Taylor experienced a mini stroke whilst in the vicinity of a nearby dome shaped building that up until a couple of years ago existed in Dechmont woods and was used to store fresh water. I made a short video abut it here:- ruclips.net/video/hgtWwLiUTSc/видео.htmlsi=gbsCAcsRVaqN26cP
Interesting! I never stumbled across info on that building after a fair bit research, certainly sounds like a plausible explanation to make some sense of the imagery… how close was the building to “landing site”?
It's only a hundred yards or so away, but the biggest problem is its on the otgerside of the motorway. I believe the location was incorrectly identified when Robert Taylor was sent to bsngour hospital for a check up while his boss went to investigate. The mini stroke I believe he suffered affected his recollection of the location. The mini stroke hypotheseis also explains his symptoms such as inability to walk or speak
@@phillfenton when you said it was other side of motorway, I thought, nope, not a chance but watching your video, the dome shape is much bigger than I thought and would’ve been much more visible a few decades ago. Great theory!
Fear the Lord! Do not fear be afraid of man! Amen!
Not sure faith would protect anyone from an alien life form from another planet… assuming Hollywood got anything right!
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so a trauma ripped his trousers with a hardened steel blade
What do you think happened? I sense scepticism!
that man gained nothing from this,the opposite his life became a living hell as a result and he stuck to his story right to the end think about cases like Travis Walton,Billy Meirs,Whitly Strieber for example who are celebrities in ufo land
Very true, he never changed his story, I wonder what his wife’s opinion was after the initial interview. I never saw another interview or any follow up. I guess there’s a thin line from wanting to speak to the press and wanting privacy for most civilians.
Like your stuff man
But anton was my mates son
I don't see the relevance to mention the wee guy In this tbh
The relevance of Anton, for me is his sad story is ingrained in the local woodland, and from what I read his family want to spread his story, not have it forgotten and him have died in vain, and the message of “it’s okay to not be okay”, for me, any mention or reminder to men to talk and not keep it bottled up inside is an opportunity, something that Bob himself potentially may have felt. I personally find it very relevant. That’s why it’s in.
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