When these supernatural things are seen it backs up the biblical story of the great white throne judgment, how can the lord know of all individuals life from the beginning of history?? The dead in christ are sleeping, but seeing aparitions like this is confirmation of life being recorded

The demonic are known to be prevalent around water in particular around the curve of the water. That's ancient country & beautiful. Good stuff JRB 🦋

I've been on a cruise of Loch Katrine. It's a stunning place. Thank you for this story.

Wonderful tale, I love hearing the Scottish folk tales.

Wonderful, John! Great fun! You’ve got a great voice for narrating such stories. Thanks. Jim.

Love these spooky tales John and you have the perfect voice adding drama to the events.

Love these, John, we have amazing Tales in Scotland, I will need to rethink my Early Solo trips into the Woods.

Nice video footage and a great wee audition for a voiceover contract ... seriously ! Aye ... I bet the old guy was enjoying a wee dram by the fire. As to blue lights and having your face scrutinised at night, that's usually done when the police officer catches up with you 🚓👮🏾☹

Really enjoyed this presentation John really good 👍

Hi John, arrived here from your superb photography channel and I have thoroughly enjoyed your first two tales of Scotland (saving the next one for another night!). You have a wonderful storytelling voice and your excellent photos & videos make a great accompaniment to your words, they really help to craft the story. Well done, wish you lots of success with the new channel. Gordon 👍🏻

These stories are intriguing, thanks! Ps. I’m pretty sure that men with pointy beards were burned as wizards in the past...😂

I just came from the “sister channel” 😂 Your voice is perfect for storytelling!! What a sad miserable story. Somehow this murder seems worse with the beautiful surroundings...

Awesome storytelling John💙

That'll be why there is no path on the south shore of Loch Katrine between the Queen's cottage and the quay for the boat. It always struck me as odd. Jules Verne wrote a whole book based on Loch Katrine, 'The Underground City'. Not one of his better works, it reads more like a penny dreadful.

Scotland is the premier for folklore John these stories surely have some basis in fact. Loved listening to this. There is a great one about Loch Chon called Isle de la gree (island of regret). You might like to research it.

Another great tale John good stuff.

Flattening the Hairs on the back of my Neck, John, we must have some of the best Tales and Stories of any country in the World. Although I am just wondering where all the wise and Virtuous people have gone 😊😊

Love this video John am really enjoying these amazing stories and legends Brilliant 👍👍👍

The story enhances the photos and visa vera; the images enhance the story. Brilliantly done John. 👏

Happy to be your 66th subscriber.

Nice one John. Adds to the shots from your other channel with all the backstory.

Greetings from Texas, USA John! I loved this tale!

Loved this story John💙Well told!

Oh my I loved this story. I can't wait to hear more of these tales.

Such a tragic tale of this poor woman and yet so hauntingly beautiful at the same time. I love that she is remembered with the witches tree on the rocks. I may have to put this down as a place to visit when visiting. :)

History is a wonderful subject amazingly colourful and like this tale can be horrendous, and as we know Humankind never really learn from History. A super little sad tale, John, your accompanying photos worked brilliantly as did your final very Mysterious and Sad shot, now where's my hanky.😪😪

A beautiful place, sullied by human behaviour. I just wonder which 'gossip' she upset. I just hope the accusers are serving a sentence in hell ... having to edit Twitter posts.

Wow what a story John reminds me of my days in Shetland where some of the lochs were called Brandi Water and these were the ones which contained waterhorses. When fishing one of these lochs I had the strangest eerie feeling and hightailed it. When I related the story to the couple whose guest house I was staying in they told me the story of the waterhorses, up until that point I hadn't a clue about them. They told me because I was intending taking something from the loch, a trout, then the waterhorse would scare me away. I didn't fish any of these lochs ever again. Good luck with this new channel it is going to be classic.

Enjoyed every minute of that John. This channel is going to be great 👍

When I was growing up in mid 60ies in Czechoslovakia we had a story of Vodnik (waterman) that would drown naughty kids and keep their souls in his underwater den. Scarry stuff, but it did not stop us kids to explore local waterways.

Enjoyed the the tale John looking forward to more.

A cracking tale, a great video and just the right narration. When on holiday in the Gairloch area a good few years back; we met up with a local. His manner and story-telling tone was very much in the style of Private Fraser from Dad's Army. He told the story of the "Loch Na Beiste" a small loch near Gairloch/Mellon Udrigil; and the efforts to rid the loch of it's famously dangerous beast. A wild tale which involved fearful locals, elders of the local church, draining the entire loch and then using barrels of lime to rid the loch of the lethal animal. The animal seems like it was somewhat similar in scope to the Waterhorse of Loch Venachar. Whilst we did make the short walk to the Loch Na Beiste shoreline, and although the weather was mild, we just couldn't face the risk of going into the dark peaty waters even for a quick paddle...

"1800...decaying traditions of highland life." Wow, I wonder what Leyden would think if he could see things now. Thanks John, great story.

Great start John looking forward to more 👌👌👍

Lol, gle math.

That's it John, I will be keeping well back from Loch Venachar!, Nice start to your Tales from Scotland. I like the way you have slipped into Narration voice-over, hope it does really well, we certainly have plenty of tales to tell.

So this is where you got the phrase “Wood of Lamentation” from the other video. A little dark for a Sunday morning! 😮 I think you’re going to be having some fun with this new channel!

Best of luck with this. Subscribed of course.

Looks absolutely brilliant and well created can’t wait to hear more of tales from Scotland

This looks absolutely brilliant John. Really looking forward to the channel content.

This is brilliant, John, right up my street, I have always loved Scottish history, tales, Myths and folklore, look forward to you developing the channel.

I can't wait to see more of this John 🙂