Some say one of his descendants survives on in London where he rides a battered old mini and wields a brown teddy bear😅

Shouldn't every golfer see this video ?🙂 or doctor?

My English sister in law was in Glasgow for work one time and sent me a picture of him having a cone removed, asking me what was going on. I told her to go back after her meeting and less than an hour later he had one back on... gallus

Betrayed by his own says it all

Good to see that Mr Rattray has finally been unveiled. My late parents in law lived just yards away from this spot. For a long, long time the statue was in place but surrounded by high fencing while the location became more and more overgrown. Looks great now so it was clearly worth the wait!

If you'd had your breasts ripped off, you'd 'confess'. Poor Agnes

I went to Wigtown in 2015. My mother’s family “McCandlish” is from there. My ancestors traveled to America in the 1750s. Wonderful place!

A lot of talk about pipes but no weed!

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Yum - thank you❣️

Great job Bob!! You’re such a great story teller… 👏🏻❤️👏🏻❤️

Why not, eh?!!!

Thank you for another great story. You tell it so well. Always look forward to them.❤❤❤

What a great story. ❤❤

One has to wonder. Were the ancient Scot's wives always pissed off with their husbands for two days after a round of Golf? Or is that just more of a modern tradition?

Some attractive ladies are drawn to the masculine appearance of Scotsmen clothed in kilt outfits at social events in USA and wish to have photographs of themselves in mild embrace with Clansmen. I feel very fortunate as a man of Kerr and Hall Clans ancestry to have that happen multiple times.

Climbed it many times, a short steep climb

I attempted golf once. I'm left handed and could not get the hang of it.

Thank you Robert. 🙂♥️

Interesting history. HoofGP sent me👋

Wow. Sounds like doctors/surgeons back then were almost as bad as they are now. Yikes...😮

YAY! It's Sunday & time for Scotland Unplugged!😊

Another well-told tale that answers a lot of questions.😊Thanks Robert.

Interesting! Great story. I especially like that they have recreated the rough and rugged one hole course. Actually, I might be a better golfer in those conditions! 😂😂

Very cool! Golfers are usually fairly dedicated to their sport, which I guess from your presentation, is a grand tradition. It's a shame that politics and war had to interfere with the evolution of such a pastoral sport! Another great video! Thanks for this!

always look forward to hearing these little-known parts of Scottish history!

Good story. Also, I like this statue. It has personality and movement. Thanks for the video!

WOW Robert, what a great history lesson. I love hearing you tell them. Thank you! Take care and stay safe till next time. ❤❤

Such characters in Scottish history! Love the history lessons and the scenery to go with them! Thanks for another great episode! ⛳

I can't begin to imagine how today's golfers would deal with the rough of olden times. lol, thanks for another great story, Robbie!

Thank you Robert 👍 That was very interesting history on how golf ⛳ came about, and the rules, I'm so glad the art of being a surgeon has progressed since back then, and so say all of us 😂 Have a wonderful evening Robert and family ❤

Thank you Robbie!! Such interesting history, like all of Scotland- can’t get enough! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 More please😊

I don’t play Golf, but I loved❤️the story and 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿unplugged 😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿/🇺🇸 !

Speed, bonnie ball, like a putt on the green!

What a proud building

This is off topic but you might want to get out with a good flashlight and investigate Borgie Souterrain. It was first found in 1997.

I had to look up what a Jacobite was. Great story. ❤😊

What a magnificent piece of Golf history... I sincerely thank you my good Sir. Your parents raised U right, & U tell them, please, that I said that.

I'm a golfer and i love the tales of how, when and where golf started. Please give more stories on the time and place of golf throughout history.. thank you

I admire both your research and your delivery. Thank you.

Informative as per usual! Thank you Unplugged! 😏🤗☺😘😘

Thank you lad, for ALL your stories!

Golfing has always been addicting I guess. 😁 And in the middle of controversy. Thanks again 👍

Hi Robbie! Thank you for the confirmation that Golf used to be played in the rough. And had to have been more interesting than the current sanitized version. Well, except for the Florida links where gators wander around. Blessings! xo

It’s so interesting hearing about all the history. I really need to visit and check out all these sites.

ohhhhh, so that is what a Primus is! Been wondering.

The Romans recorded Loudon Hill as Vindogara

It's great to see that the wonderful East Ayrshire council' have blocked the car park at Loudoun hill in order to stop visitors from visiting or god forbid "enjoying themselves"

Funny, just as my throat works. As one half of it can't contract because of damaged nerve. I'm living bagpipes. A bit different sound but has those thrills either.

we sure are a smart people its our water