This is the best video I've ever seen showing the great city in Scotland. For me it is a very beautiful city, with its beautiful churches. A very nice place to be visited by people who can afford to go there. Wish I could see that place only in my dreams.

Really good job. Relaxing and enjoyable.

Dunno why it's called the "home of golf" for 2 reasons. 1, Golf wasn't "invented" there, if you do a bit of research you'll find out China had a sport similar centuries before 2, The Old Course, well that's simply the name- - -the actual oldest course in existence is in Edinburgh (Leith Links) Sure, it's a nice place to visit, the Uni has some real nice buildings, the Abbey is interesting......... BUT, that's about it. If you want to see something better than this place, head out to the Secret Nuclear Bunker - - - - just follow the roadsigns!!!!!

I miss living and working in Achray house. Best 3 yrs of my life as a live-in chef working in st fillans. Watching this through a sad face. ✌️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💚

I’d be inclined to visit with a party of big strong fishers with a big net, run it through the white water below and carry the netted fish, singly if need be, up and over the spout. Anything to help them get to the redds and fulfill their spawning function. These fish need every bit of help we can give them. No doubt there’d be all sorts of naysayers objecting but sometimes a need is great and must be given the assistance needed. Even if a dozen hen fish each time were lifted over the fall in a state of less exhaustion because of the aid given, the increase in smolts might be tremendous. Fish passes would be a better answer but they seem to have a spotty reputation for success, so the above might serve meantime. All supervised (or carried out by?) bailiffs or salmon watchers, if such still exist?

Me:I live there The one hacker: thanks Me: thanks for what *my towns explodes* I’m not kidding I do live there

И нека всички, които познавахме Наско от Варна, да запазим мълчание. Бог да го прости!

Изпратете ми, моля.

Моля ви, приятели, снимайте клипове в Blairgowrie, фермата на Макентайър.

Ако можеше всички приятели да се съберем отново там, в Blairgowrie

Шотландия е в сърцето ми!

Никога няма да се върна там, за съжаление!

One of my must stops in Scotland, Aberfoyle and Callendar.

Walked this year in May the Rob Roy Way with a detour to Comrie. Liked that place. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for uploading. Crieff is my home town for the past 10 years and I love living there. I work away from home a lot and its nice to see videos like yours to get the feeling of home when I am abroad. Thanks again.

Many thanks for this lovely video. I'll be there in 2 weeks' time and seeing the layout will be of great help I'm sure!! Also now I know how to pronounce the name!!!

Heading up this way from Wales in November for the first time. We normally stay in and around Aviemore but are now spreading our wings a bit further afield starting here near Blairgowrie then headed North East to Invergarry

extraordinary.sen.

Been there in May, a really lovely place!

Beautiful village but i found the locals very hostile to outsiders.

My Dad was born in Dunfermline in January, 1892 - his mother, whom I never knew lived there after moving from the Isle of Aran and married my Grandfather there. I trained as a Midwife there in 1957 - 78 when the Maternity Hospital was based at Izatt Avenue. Dr Gillie, a very kind and considerate man, was the Chief Consultant Obstetrician. I left as a Staff Midwife in January 1960. I liked Dunfermline - it’s status at that time was a town - it deserves the status of city now considering it’s importance to Scottish history.

Going fishing there tomorrow 🐟

My family an me had a wonderful holyday in Aberfeldy in 2023. It is such a lovely place. The absolute highlight are the Birks of Aberfeldy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5PTkqCEe7abl5o

3:40 sandy parkkkkkkk

Excellent

6:30 well theres a sight we will never see again....

Great photography, nice music, but let’s have more explanation of the history and interior of the palace, and the village.

What about Boston road

Normal early summer day. I was last there about 50 years ago. Still quite recognisable.

Great video...looking forward to visiting next month

Good video. Abbé worth a summer re-shoot though. See it at its best etc.

david II was robert bruce's son. the land was gifted to thomas bruce, david's cousin via Edward High King of Ireland for organsing an upraising in the 1340s xx

Great video, Im heading up to perth on Saturday, but only for one night for a sporting event, It looks like a nice place. I wish I was going for a few nights now .😔

Great video, thank you so much for sharing. Killin is a special place, spent many hours by the Falls of Dochart

Can you do dollar

É muito lindo. Onde será que Dan vivia?

Hello, a very nice tour and the landscape was great. A subscription for you. Best regards 😊👍🏻

It’s so beautiful. Last year we gifted our daughter and son-in-law a trip. They chose Scotland.

A fair few improvements since I left in the 60s - a special place in my heart!!

The Healer of Duncrub; a skilled herbalist, shameful victim of jealousy, fear & ignorance.

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Огромно благодаря!

Благодаря!

I LOVE Pitlochry, even though I discoverfed it only last week ! I feel like I have been there in the past . . .

Завиждам ти!

Толкова години там!

What a great place! Stayed there with my sister by heart. She is Scottish. If I had one wish I would live in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 it has my heart and soul. ❤️🙏

Thank you for sharing 😊 loved this We were lucky enough to visit Scone Palace in November ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Hope you're having a good week Morgs Jo and Boo 🐕 ❤

The stolen Stone of Scone was recovered from Westminster Abby on Christmas Day 1950 ! On the Dead Sea Scroll's solar calendar, after the Vernal Equinox starting the next Biblical Year, it was placed on the altar in the ruins of Arbroath Abbey on the 11th April 1951. With a 21st March Vernal Equinox that year, this means that the Stone of Scone was placed on the altar of Arbroath Abby on the last seventh day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread: a Holy High Day ! So in the same BIBLICAL year: • 1951 was 3400 years and the 68th Jubilee after the Exodus from Egypt ! (Working with a 4BC birth of Christ) • Before the next Vernal Equinox King George VI died on the 6th of February 1951. • Queen Elizabeth II immediately ascended the throne - although only later coronated. i.e. The Stone of Scone was recovered in the Jubilee 7x7 49th year of 1950, and later placed on the High Altar of Arbroath Abby on the seventh day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread - in the Jubilee 50th year of 1951 ! The Declaration of Scottish Independence drafted at Arbroath Abby and dated the 6th April 1320, was also in the midst of the Feast of Unleavened Bread: The vernal equinox was the 20th March that year and the 7th April was the 4th day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread that year: the day of Christ’s resurrection on the Biblical annual calendar. So 631 years later (6+3+1=10), on the last 7th Day of Unleavened Bread, being a High Day, the Stone of Scone was placed on the High Alter in the ruins of that very same Arbroath Abby, wrapped in the “Saltire” or “Saint Andrews Cross” - the national flag of Scotland. Saint Andrew was the brother of Peter, and also an apostle and disciple of Christ. In the 1320 “Declaration of Arbroath” the Scott’s claimed to be Israelites who migrated from Egypt to Spain to Ireland and then to Scotland ! Legend has it that the Stone of Scone would sometimes groan when a king was crowned on it. It is now apparent that the Stone of Scone had a flaw in it. It had a faint fracture that could be the cause of the noise when some weightier kings were crowned sitting on it: the fracture gradually progressed further and further under the weight and hence the “groans”. When it was removed from beneath the coronation throne in Westminster Abby on Christmas Day 1950, it finally broke into two pieces in the process. The smaller piece was secretly returned to Scotland almost immediately and the larger piece was returned sometime later. Once re-assembled and re-enforced into the semblance of one stone, it was placed on the alter as described above. When it was later back in Westminster Abby, Queen Elisabeth II was coronated on a broken Stone of Scone - what is the significance and implication of that as we see history unfold ???. , ,

Gosh, i would be a rich man if i had a £1.00 for every time i walked these streets. ❤❤