The wee woodland walk you did at the top of Jacob's Ladder was the old railway line. You should check out that history too... Also. There have always been cars down the front. I used to sit there years ago but now their cars have very loud exhausts and they like people to know that...😇

The houses are very expensive!

Lovely video but you don’t pronounce the L in Almond! It’s pronounced like Amond.

pretty sure you are not allowed to fly a drone on the approach to Edinburgh airport

Good job. :-)

Liked that. Looks a good walk.

You should check out the abandoned warehouses units in whitehill glenrothes there getting demolished soon would love if you did a video on it

I grew up here in the 70’s and 80’s, bringing back lots of memories

Just wanted to say thank you. I am 53 and live in Swansea. My Nanny and Papa live in Shotts (Bertram Place) I have so many happy memories of visiting them and staying un Shotts as a child x c

Pet Marjorie was born in Kirkcaldy and she is buried there as well

Surprised you never went to the Roman fort 😵

Fab thank you. But if I'm honest I think the beard should come back! Makes you look younger somehow!

Went and the place was dead,not a living soul then saw a shop window sign about the society for contacting the dead it felt appropriate

As one that works in Cramond it was nice to see you wandering along the river towards the estuary. If you go back to just under 8 minutes when you're walking on the busy road. That huge hedge that was over your left shoulder belongs to none other than author JK Rowling.

Another great video.

Nice walk, you should have explained that a bubbly jock is the old Scots word for a turkey cock.

Brilliant!

Cramond Inn was arbitrarily shut by its owner, Samuel Smith Brewery of Tadcaster, citing poor business and three break-ins as the reason. It is just one of numerous pubs that company owner Humphrey Smith shuttered due to his draconian rules that include no mobile phones, no children, no laptops, no foul language ('foul' being open to interpretation), no dogs etc. In essence Mr, Smith discouraged patronage, which ultimately justified the shutdowns. In some instances new live-in management is enlisted, only to be fired on a whim. There is much to be found online and KZbin about him and his shutdowns Cramond is frequented by dog walkers and visitors with children who would like to have a seat and a meal, only to be rejected or ejected. The pub was a key attraction for Edinburgh folk wanting a day out. The good news is that Humphrey retired in December. The bad news is that his son Sam will now be in charge, no doubt with his father maintaining hands-on control.

Fantastic walk, thanks for taking us along! Thought you were going to say 2 Mill. for the house, cheap at half the price 😂

When is Callum coming back. I miss Callum

Great video. Thanks for sharing

Cheers from Canada my ginger compadre..Your really helping my wife n I with which wee toon we want to move to this spring,Linlithgo maybe the new digs

Your drone shows just how filthy the water in the forth really is struggling to catch any fish to the west of Burntisland

That's a walk now on my list. It was beautiful, and there's a beach at the end of it, which is right up my street. Great video as always.

It's definitely a hidden gem, I used to cycle there back in the 90's.

7:40 you passed jk Rowling.s house on your left

CRAMOND ISLAND BECOMES ALIVE WITH RATS AT NIGHT, SO DON'T GET CUT OF WITH HIGH TIDE WHEN YOU VISIT. INCIDENTALLY CRAMOND VILLAGE IS A CONSERVATION AREA.

great place, but those planes utterly ruin it

For algorithmic purposes.

An an absolute shithole that's why he has to escape into what's left of their green space to avoid the eyesore junkie ridden craptastic main street and get stabbed.But even in the back trails he still runs into one of the mutants that populate this hellhole.

So the paranormal stuff that Sauchie is so famous for?

My home town 👌

Great video but it looks so wrong without your beard lol

Looks better without the full beard....Keep it trimmed

Pettycur Bay is possibly the nicest wee place on the whole of the Fife coastline.

Glenrothes is certainly the nicest of the New Towns.

It's a real shame about the high street, particularly the cinema which I have so many fond memories of, but it's still a lovely place.

When you were heading by the bowling club if you'd of followed that road heading up south it would have taken you upto 'The Station' where the old railway line used to be, you'd also have passed Balquatson house which is a pretty impressive building. Once up at the station there is a woodlands walk accessible via the swing park up there (well hidden) which will eventually take you out on the backroad which has good views and other forest walks and would allow you to complete a full circle and come out at the school area again

BURNTISLAND HAS ALWAYS BEEN A LOVELY PLACE TO VISIT AS A CHILD UP TO PENSIONER, AND IT NEVER SEEMS TO CHANGE MUCH OVER THE YEARS.

Another good video. Like the stubble look too!

Holidayed as kids there magic place 🙂👍🏻

Thank you :-) Just subscribed*

1:28 puffed a doob n spanked a bottle a wine at that exact bit a stairs lit a month ago😂place is lovely never take my time up here for granted it’s dynamite so calm and so many good views and walks 👌

Great video and a real trip down memory lane for me. It's a long time since I've been there. Thanks for this.

Well, you definitely do not look weird. Another great episode as usual.

Nice town Burntisland. Lovely beach used to go there with my parents in the summer from Kirkcaldy. Later in my youth I used to trudge the streets picking up football pools from householders. Commissioned based used to make a £1.00 a week!! Like that bin walk must do that one day. Another good video.

Tinky winky lol yellow was lala green was dipsy n red po

Why is it called Burntisland ginger man… will you tell me in this video

That tree swing brings the big kid out in you. Nice video Derek

Two great chippies in Burntisland