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We visited in Feb for 4 days and that wasn't enough to see it all. Stayed at a bnb on the Royal Mile. AKR came down for a day visit. Spent most of our time in The Worlds End Pub. Edinburgh is awesome. 23000 steps a day! Congrats on the 10K.

All over the world there is evidence of people living under rock structures, caves, etc. What was going on with the Sun during these times?

Well done on the 10K Brian, keep it going in the wild lands of Scotland.

Aye magical 🎉❤🎉 thanks ill be looking for your long video 🎉👍😁

I love his videos and his accent but "crazy" must be his favorite word. Lol

It’s so beautiful there I’ve always wanted to go and see my husbands family ancestors places the Mclelland family

Cracking Vlog. My Friend. No Foodie or Shopping Trips included! Perfect. I'm a regular Visitor to this Magical City. From my Home near Belfast. (I spent 13! 5 day stays in Edinburgh last year alone). I could be a Tour Guide. The Grave you showed was Wee Bobby's. The only, Non Human Grave in any Scottish Kirkyard. His Master, John (Jock) Gray's, Grave is right behind where you were stood in the next clip. Great to see a Youngish Lad. Being so knowledgeable & passionate about his Country's Capital. Well Done Son. P.S All my Trips... And I'm still learning!!! 😂 Good Luck! 😊

Thank you so much! I'm an Aussie born in Edinburgh. Glad to see the blue fountain in Princess St Gardens is back working after renovations. It was looking very sad when I was back there in 2019. I'd love to see you do more episodes in Auld Reekie. I'm sure you'd love the book 'The Town Below the Ground' (Jan-Andrew Henderson) which describes all the old tunnels under the bridges (your video at 18:36) and the haunted places. You'd love it, BKR, right up your alley. I hope you stopped to rub Greyfriars Bobby on the nose - it's very good luck.

Antipodean watcher. We wear Scottish underwear, with the following warning......... WARNING..... JOCK'S TRAP

Would this be Pictish territory?

It makes me think of the ruins at Scara Brae. It would be wonderful if a archaeological dig could be done there. There must be other hidden artifacts there and certainly it looks much bigger than the one at Scara Brae. This looks like a very exciting place and being something of a history nut I would love to see the results of a further archaeological investigation. If properly explored and documented these ruins will also be preserved and protected. Thanks for sharing this with us this is very very interesting. The history of Scotland is more than just Kings and Queens and the tragedy of the take over by foreigners. The ordinary people are entitled to have their history explored, documented and published for the identity and dignity of the indigenous population to be explored, understood and made known globally.

The old doorŕr...lads!

Do you know anything about the MacAlpines? That was my family from Scotland

Do you record the position of your finds or are they already on an OS map ?

Edinburgh known as Athens of the North

Seems like a hut or stone cottage with a fireplace would be more comfortable than a castle back then. The ground beneath you. A smaller space to heat. I think it is possible they had wooden shutters with the iron windows. Otherwise it would be so hard to heat.

Thank you for that awesome tour BKR! I think a trip to Scotland is in my future.

Hi from Cape Cod, Ma., USA, My ancestors were there, Wedderburn and along the lowlands

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada - I have not been to Scotland in 15 years. I was born in Scotland and any visit has usually included time in Edinburgh. I used to go up and down those stairs but I wonder if I could do that these days. LOL

Just recently subscribed to your channel and want to thank you for the tours of all the amazing history of Scotland. Has always been my dream to see where my ancestors came from (hence my username lol) so this is the next best thing of being there :) Hello From Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Love seeing all this!! Watching from. N. Idaho state in the US of A!! Would Love to see Scotland! Wanted too see it since I was a kid. Not gonna happen, sadly. Love seeing old Scotland and you give me that chance! Thank you!!

I'm I'm in the southern US ( Mississippi) right now unfortunately. I went to Scotland back in 2001(June 26th July 5th). I really want with all my heart to go back soon 💕. I didn't want to leave but I know I had to.

I’m Scottish mate ya

That pillar was really cool🎉😂

Brilliant tour. Thank you to you both. Congrats on the subs.

🎉 and btw congrats to 10k 🎉

Oooh dull yin mate🤣🤣

Lovely natural woods in the background, can't wait until all the trees planted in the highlands sprout into natural forests!

What’s the orientation of this? Is it East to West?

Beautiful history🎉 Thanks BKR❤😁👍

Scotsmen were too tough for the Romans

Fun fact, while the camera mirrors the image and it appears the other way, these structures were built so that people coming up (attacking) would have to swing their weapon with their left hand, while those above could use their more typically dominant right hand.

This looks like from Witcher games. I bet there would be a trunk with legendary items on top.

The history is right! Its truly incredible when you can see and touch history yourself. Its so much more impactful this way. I wish all children in school could go on lits of field trips for history and art and all classes. Because seeing these subjects out in person in the real world helps us to care to learn it and understand it much quicker. We can grasp so much more when we can use all our senses to take it in.

oh and it's so beautiful....so so beautiful, nothing lasts.

Amazing place to hide treasure?

I'm Terry Easter, my family traces to Scotland. The name was MacAlpine before being changed to Easter.

Amazing how Scots neglect their pre history

Ok.... You got me 😁

Ferocious 🤔🤪

Amazing......ghosts probably still there. ♥️

It needs reopened

Wow your so intelligent

Watch your head😮😅

A visir to the dark ages 😁🧡

Best hoover I still have it lol

Hope you have a good day

That's awesome 👌 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

It's where the History is! :D