Hey! I met you up at glencoe! Great video! I'm looking forward to see what you make of Overton house and dog suicide bridge! Remember my story, I was stood on the bridge playin the pipes and felt a wee dog brushing past the back of my legs and turned around and there was nothing there!!¡! Freaked me out! Hope you're both well! ☮️❤️

That wasn't a well. It was a filled in mineshaft. The place is riddled with lead mines and gold mines.

Thanks for sharing your experience with us. The creek you found the amethyst in, are actually the place where people tend to go to clean up their finds. What you found, is probably what people left there after cleaning their finds. One popular site for collecting on the mountain is just around the corner from there. If you take left instead of right as you did at the fork here, cross the stream and then go directly right, you will find a spot where people have been poking around in the gravel. There is a amethyst vein crossing the hillside which was exposed when building the road many years ago. Go there next time and I’m pretty sure you will much more of this beautiful rock. Happy hunting! /Viktor

It's pronounced "done YOUR."

Wow stunning pics

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It's a shame it was cloudy or you would've had a great view of Arran

I am glad you enjoyed your visit to North berwick and all it has to offer. Your compliments were noted, and we hope you will make a return visit in the future. Your videos were quite good. Thank you. Best wishes. Irene may Morrison .

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very interesting

good video

If you go to Eyemouth, which isn’t far from Dunbar, you can feed seals in the harbour.

They’re called the Ochils Hills. The highest point on the Ochils is called Ben Cleuch. Castle Campbell, which is the castle up Dollar Glen, is always worth a visit.