I loved the visit to southern necropolis. This was new one for me. I knew of the northern and western necropolis but have missed this one completely. Thanks for showing me somewhere new.

More sites to add to my list for my next visit!

Great wee video, didn't evan know about that tenement flat museum in st Georges x👍👍

Can be necropolises , necropoli, necropoleis or necropoles. I looked it up.

There's so much history in our cemeteries... rather than being morbid, they are a place to learn the story and history of a place.

This was very good thank you. I didn't know such a trail existed. Beautiful artwork and hats off to the very talented creators. St Mungo is my favourite. You deserved that cider 😊

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Great video - an area I don't know. Can't believe Ian made you go first up that path of death🤣

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Lovely beach at St Andrews and Tentsmuir is nice too. I" m not keen on the town itself, its too busy and seems very geared to rich students and golfers, plus the countryside around just doesn' t have enough hills for me, but the coastline is beautiful and the old buildings are lovely. I bet there's an huge divide between the locals , affluent incomers, tourists and students though. It must bs a hard place to live on a low income..i stayed in a very nice caravan park near Guardbridge a few years ago. Off season and cheap! I do miss the bus which used to run from Stirling to St Andrews - it was great if you fancied a day at the beach! On the whole though. Id rather go to Montrose or Arbroath or down the East Neuk.

It's not an area I know but looks lovely. A visit in the better weather is now on my bucket list 😊 Funny you should mention camping. I wondered if you might ever consider that? I only did it a few times but it was such a sense of freedom and I loved it 🌻

Ive been led from one videoto another😅. I love it when places have historical info about the town. Port Glasgow is another place to have struggled in the past forty years or so. Lookswise it seems like a nice town. What a shame for the folk living in an empty scheme. That can't feel safe. Has the council thought it was cheaper to let the buildings deteriorate and demolish them and sell the land, or zre they planning to replace them?

Have ae been to Greenock for years. So Im watching with interest. You go to places that aren't touristy and honestly have a bit of a bad repI like that.

I haven’t stayed in a glamping pod yet… was always a bit taken aback at the cost but it’s still on my to do list. It would be exciting though. I’ve walked from the distillery back into Milngavie and what I thought was going to be a nice wee amble 😮… turned out to be exhausting! It’s very beautiful but also very undulating lol. I love how you keep things real and just tell it like it is. This was a lovely video, brought back memories for me so thank you for bringing us along 😊🌻

Oh guys it's so easy to walk to lo e.y countryside and great views from Alloa. There's a bonny Riverside walk through the woods to Alloa from Clackmannan., a d another through the black Devon wetlands to the town. Some great walks in Clac,mannanshire' s many woodlands, at Gartmorn Dam, and along tbe Rivers Forth, Devon and Black Devon as well as in the bonny Ochils. Dollar Glenis a temperate rainforest. Sadly there have been a couple of drowni gs in recent years.

That was a fair amount of uphill walking you both did. Perhaps you could do a video on North Berwick where my sister has recently moved to.

Beautiful place it's been a while since I've been there. Thanks for sharing.

Amazing video, also not only is Stornoway the islands capital buts its the western Isles capital aswell

Clackmannan, aka the Wee County, is nice. The Hillfoots from Menstrie through to Tillicoultry and Dollar are nice, with industrial history too. I've cycle through there so many times, it's my long way home from work. There's an amazing view of Clackmannan village from down the hill, to the left of where you went up to the church.

Gonna do that tall ship and of course The bouncy bridge in May.. So just wondering if Glasgow has a bouncy Bridge EN VOIIILAAA course it does :)))🤓🎶🎬📽 hhahah WET DOG haha and peeee :))))

I find that when Scotland is Scottish. BEAUTIFULL. when Scotland is Mobbed with Tourists " DIFFICULT" ..💯🤓 but still enjoyable with a nice beer :)) haha , Yup you found another Bouncy Bridge :))) gotta love em .

Yes .. gotta avoid the crowds for security and children being around.. Cus rightly so, KZbin is highly restrictive when minors are filmed whether in public places or private.. 🤓💯

I . think I remember a builder starting to renovate a church who was stiffed on his bill. He had constructed a builders shed inside instead of in the grounds for security reasons and promptly moved in as a squatter until his bill was promised.. So you could construct a "temporary" VERy BIG luxury Shed inside for dwelling in as an easily heated and cheap to run tortoise dwelling.. 😁😁😁😁😉

:))) Gotta love a bouncy Bridge.. These are on my tour stops every time I vlog a City.. Dumfries is my personal favourite . 🤓💯🎬📽🎶♥🤳🚶🚶‍♂🚶‍♀🚴

wow Liked and sub'd sweet lady :)) A voyage of discovery. Thoroughly enjoyed this vlog, and yes.. On my list . I feel like captain America and his list after being asleep for 75 years haha.. 🤓💯🎬📽🚲

Your accent is honestly amazing, where are you originally from and brought up?

Amazing video. My mum grew up in Bruce Street which you showed in the video and she was able to pick out the window that she used to look out of when she was a child. Her dad worked in the shipyards as a carpenter. She attended the school that you showed so it brought back many happy memories of her childhood when I showed it to her.

Booked this ferry last night for our trip to the Outer Hebrides in May. Thanks for this video. We have subscribed to you

As a kid in the early sixties I used to visit Carmunnock regularly - one of my father's school friends had a farm there and it was withing walking range for a seven year old from East Kilbride - which also has at its heart a village. Enjoyed the video - brought back memories.

Thanks for showing us this. I didn’t know a tour existed there. I remember as a child my gran taking me to visit someone there and it was always very exciting to leave the city and go to the country. It still looks as lovely as I remember it…. 🌻😊

Scotlands Chernobyl, Has been empty for years, largely owned by a Gangster who let the flats out to the homeless. look him up.

Arrived in Pitlochry after my Rob Roy Way hike. Stayed there a few days and enjoyed the place very much.

Edinburgh Castle gets all the attention, but in terms of history Stirling, the castle, and the surrounds are far more important. When you went to the beheading stone at Gowanhill, that's also the site of a Roman fort. Looking out you can see why, for centuries, the crossing of the Forth has long been fought over. Oh, and instead of Cafe Nero, should have gone to The Burgh which is just across the road :)

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North Berwick is still small enough to have avoided an invasion by the usual chain shops that you get in most UK towns of a certain size. As a result of this and the fact that it is rather middle-class, there are still a lot of independent shops on the High Street. If I may pick you up on a small point, the population of the town of North Berwick is actually just under 8,000. That is a big increase from the population of 4,600 in 1971 but I am guessing that the figure of 15,000 mentioned at the beginning refers to the electoral district centred on North Berwick but also including surrounding countryside and villages like Gullane and Dirleton. I would certainly recommend a visit to the Scottish Seabird Centre. I would also recommend climbing North Berwick Law, although it can be quite windy. The view from the top is fantastic on a clear day. I went to Tantallon Castle as a kid but, going back again as an adult a few years ago, I was a bit underwhelmed. Perhaps I had been to so many other castles in the meantime. By the way, the emphasis is on the second syllable of Tantallon - not the first - English is a strange language! In the ticket office / shop at Tantallon Castle, I notice they were selling Luca's ice cream. Luca's are a century old institution in Musselburgh High Street and for Edinburghers returning through Musselburgh from a day out along the East Lothian coast.

We did that Discovery boat in Dundee some years back. Much better value than the dafty boat in Greenwich where you pay £20 each for a wee wander around. London is even worse than Glasgow for getting a good pint for a reasonable price…

Excellent and enjoyable video. The reason that you remember the name Glen Sannox is that it is the name of the new CalMac ferry that just started operating to the Isle of Arran. I believe the new bridge opened in September 2024 and I hope to go and see it open for the Waverley one day! It was interesting to see around the Glenlee. One tip that may help when going down the steep stairs is to turn around and go down them backwards as if you were climbing down a ladder (like the moon landings!) When you step on each stair, if the front of your foot is facing inwards rather than outwards, this allows you to put your toes under the stair above and so more of your foot is able to make contact with each stair. This should make it safer to step down each time. It sometimes works for me anyway! As the video was about a historic ship and tonight is Burns Night, I thought I would mention that another historic ship, Cutty Sark, which is at Greenwich in London, took it's name from the Robert Burns' poem "Tam o' Shanter". It refers to the underskirt worn by the witch Nannie in the poem and the ship's figurehead depicts Nannie.

Love your vids, off the cuff and bring it kinda stuff. Bravo

When I flew from Glasgow in november, I walked along that river walk but only went as far as the arc.

That was a great choice of places to go. Interesting and I had a laugh at the smelling bit 😂. With the Riverside Museum right beside it, it makes for a really good day out. Thank you 😊

Yes I did enjoy it. Thank you for sharing this with us. I have many happy memories of Arran and would never tire of going there. As you've probably guessed by now, I'm binge watching all of your videos lol..... and enjoying them very much 😊

I haven't been yet but it looks a lovely place. I enjoyed going there with you. Thank you 😊

I last visited Clune Park in August 2022, when the fencing was not as robust as it is now. On that occasion I drove there and got out of my car for perhaps two minutes and found the whole experience extremely nerve-wracking, even as a six-foot tall man who is not normally unduly affected by potential danger. By that stage, Inverclyde Council had built modern flats nearby and had offered places there to all the existing tenants at Clune Park but the rent they were paying at Clune Park was peanuts and they would be paying more in the new flats. A small number of speculators had bought most of the Clune Park and were refusing to sell them to the council for a price the council were prepared to shell out before demolishing theses old flats. As Ian stated, the flats built at the turn of the 20th century look superficially like many red sandstone flats in smart parts of Glasgow but, as Joanna(?) read out, most of the flats were either for shipyard workers at Scott Lithgow either for single occupancy or for married couples with no children.

As I understand you grew up in Germany, you wouldn't have had the pleasure of reading the cartoons in the the Fun Section of the Sunday Post newspaper like me, growing up in Edinburgh. The Broons live in Glebe Street, so I knew from about the age of seven what a glebe was!

First thing to look for in a village if the pub no pub ?

You passed right by where I used to live in Pollokshields (right after the church you looked at, just at the top of Albert Drive), and in front of my friend's old house then along Nithsdale Road. A beautiful part of the city. As already said in the comments, Haggs Castle is another one close by. It was a children's focussed museum back in the 80's.