A Medieval Castle On An Island In A Loch. Lochindorb & The Wolf of Badenoch.

Swam out one day, paddled out the next, to explore the ruins of Lochindorb Castle on a partially man made island. It's perhaps most notable, as the Stronghold of Alexander Stewart, The Wolf of Badenoch... from there, he launched brutal attacks on Churches, a Monastery, a Town, and a Cathedral. So much history, I got a bit lost in it.
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[@anniecorbin7998]

How could anyone be critical of your video when you are generous enough to share your travels and treasures with us? Not too much or too little of anything Tom. Thank you once again.

[@tomburleigh9261]

I can be very critical of my videos. And, I always manage to get at least one dislike on my videos before they even go live 🙂. No video can be enjoyable to everyone, but I'm glad my videos are enjoyable to you.

[@asherroodcreel640]

@@tomburleigh9261 WHY DO YOU HAVE SKIN ?

[@cyberleaderandy1]

@@asherroodcreel640 what?

[@tomburleigh9261]

To keep the insides in.

[@asherroodcreel640]

@@tomburleigh9261 Oh, thanks

[@calpurnia1706]

Never worry about rambling, Tom. You have a natural storyteller's cadence and I enjoyed the video as always 🙂

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Rosie. Kind words 🙂

[@Magdalena76h]

Oh,Tom! You did NOT talk too much, and your conversational style is just so lovely to relax and listen to! I really enjoyed this video! ☺️

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Meredith, I'm glad you don't think so. I worry sometimes when I look at the editing, and see most of the video being me talking. 🙂

[@christinadodd5780]

I just found his channel, and I love his voice! It's calming, but it's also interesting how he explains things. I like it and I subscribed!

[@artieash6671]

Well, that was surely the most interesting pile of rocks I have ever looked at in my 78 years. Talk on!

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Artie, most people think of it as a bit sparse as castles go; no structures remaining intact... but there's so much history tied to that pile of rocks, it was more interesting to me than many intact ones. 🙂

[@daisi4925]

Love your voice! There is nothing like sipping tea and hearing you give us some history. Enjoyed? Very much so, bless you and yours

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Daisi. Bless you and yours too. 🙂

[@kerrypitt9789]

Tom, there are people who's lives are so miserable, that all they can do is try and drag people into the ditch they exist in. I hope you do not change anything about your presentation, I have recommended your channel to a few friends because you give so much of yourself. Love to you my friend!

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Kerry, I hope I don't drag anyone into the anxieties and insecurities I have about my videos... I never seem to appreciate them as much as other people, always seeing flaws and problems with them. On the whole, I'm not very miserable, but I wouldn't like to drag anyone into any of my negative feelings. I know you (probably) weren't referring to me in your comment 🙂, I'm just feeling a bit bleak today. I hope whoever you've recommended my channel to gets some enjoyment from it. Love to you too. 🙂

[@kerrypitt9789]

@@tomburleigh9261 well my friend, I lost my Dad and I am trying to save my kidneys. It's been that kind of year. We can be bleak together, two negatives can make a positive.

[@tomburleigh9261]

Aw Kerry, I'm very sorry for your loss, and sincerely hope your kidneys can be saved. Sounds like a very rough time. OK... we're bleak together, let's hope it makes for some positives. On a small positive note for me, I went mudlarking today, and found 4 marbles including an amber glass one. I hope there's positives manifesting for you too.

[@kerrypitt9789]

@@tomburleigh9261 I am trying to salvage good out of my days. I have always distracted myself by helping others in some small way. My Dad was the last Boy Scout in my life and I miss him but he taught me to give a darn about others so I am trying to do that. You seem a good man Tom, it is a privilege to share these moments of your life with you. Thank you.

[@tomburleigh9261]

​@@kerrypitt9789 That's a wonderful approach, and I'm sure you're improving the lives of people around you. I hope you get enjoyment and satisfaction out of the good you do. I do aim to be a good man, I struggle to do much for the people around me though; too much the hermit... but my videos do seem to be a pretty good way of being helpful, and a companion of sorts to many strangers.

[@rridderbusch518]

Lovely outing! Appreciated by my "Irish" husband who became 50% *Scottish* after a DNA test ;-)

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Rebecca. Your "Irish" husband might like Bottles from the Deep, a pretty new Scottish mudlarking/loch diving channel.🙂

[@rridderbusch518]

@@tomburleigh9261 Thanks, Tom. We'll give it a look!

[@nannerz1994]

As an American, castles and kings and trebuchets are all things we only see in fiction growing up. This is remarkable!

[@bonnerdebbie]

Thank you Tom, great video. I loved the scenery and the history lesson too!

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Debbie, I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🙂

[@Agathanagatha]

Ramble away Tom and I’ll enjoy listening 😊

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Teeismee🙂

[@martinmarsola6477]

Thank you for today’s video. Quite historical and informative. Always enjoy your videos, always intelligent and calming. See you on the next, Tom. Cheers mate! 🇬🇧🙂👍🇺🇸

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Martin, I'm glad you think so. 🙂

[@rosiamorrison6531]

Great History , and might I say you did a fantastic job of the telling of it . The scenery was So Good , loved it also . Glad you and your girl friend had a great time too . Thank you for sharing your knowledge and love of learning and exploring . Great time mister Burleigh . Be safe , healthy , and happy . 🧡💛💚💙💜🤎

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Rosia, I'm glad you think so. I think I made a few mistakes with my guesses, but not too many. It was a lovely few days there, and... a great holiday overall. Hoping to visit many more Scottish places in the next few years.🙂

[@roybal1975]

That would be a great metal detecting site. The castle that is.

[@tomburleigh9261]

I agree. I think the site where Sir Andrew Murray's forces camped would be good too... but sadly that's where the private house is. Wonder if metal detecting is permitted in such a place.

[@AlexisMald]

Great video, Tom! Thank you for showing another amazing place.

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Alexis, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Was good to get out exploring in a different place 🙂

[@katemillard3688]

Hi Tom... lovely video tonight as always. Thank you for taking us on your travels.. wonderfully calm and peaceful...perfect 👍🏻

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Kate, I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🙂

[@ALayne08]

Tom You could narrate anything and give it character that it would never have without you, seriously. I love your interesting way of giving information, it’s like reading a Good book. Thanks for creating your channel for people like me who need a break from the world.

[@tomburleigh9261]

Wow, thank you. Now that's a comment that makes me want to try doing some audiobook readings.🙂

[@ALayne08]

@@tomburleigh9261 Yes you should!!!!! And you’re very welcome.

[@christinadodd5780]

Me too!❤

[@donnaorton9547]

Lovely tour! Showing us things most people will never get a chance to see. Thank you.

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Donna, I'm glad to be able to share some of the places I go, and that people enjoy it when I do. 🙂

[@erinmcgrathejm4985]

I’m glad you were able to get away for a Scottish adventure. Thanks for taking us along!

[@ruthbaker5929]

Before radio - cinema - tv - cellphones there were storytellers. When I was a little girl I loved listening to my grandfather's stories instead of watching TV. That's why I love to hear your videos. Your description and imagery keeps me spellbound. Don't change.

[@roybal1975]

Great to see you again Tom. I always enjoy your video's.👍

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Charles. 🙂

[@richiec9077]

I actually highly admire your style of narrative. I find it very informative and extremely soothing.

[@anniecorbin7998]

Good day Tom!

[@tomburleigh9261]

Good day Annie 🙂

[@angelamillard6418]

I love the wandering and the wondering ❤

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Angela. 🙂

[@judysparks1132]

Very interesting Tom thank you 😀. Ive never really liked castles because I find them spooky sad places but you chatting made it feel a very chilled peaceful place to be . Loved the smooth sea glass ❤

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Judy. I've felt that about castles too, this one had a nice gentle feel about it. Even knowing some of the dark history of the place didn't dispel it. 🙂 I found the sea glass in South Queensferry, near Edinburgh, on the beach just below the main old street... just in case you ever head that way and want to find some too.

[@НасимаМицул]

Том, смотрю с автопереводом субтитров и 0,75. Впадаю в нирвану.....и .... волшебный релакс! Интересно слушать Ваши истории👍

[@tombrooks3812]

Rambling, supposition and guesses i live for them🙂 great walk through i really like the brickwork it still amazes me the amount of rock moved to build such a thing. The many uses they came up with and the logistics to keep it running are amazing. Thamks and stay safe.👋✌️

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Tom. Me too, the stonework was wonderful, and it's so impressive the size of it; knowing that none of the rock was there to start with. I'd like to dive in the loch near the island, I think there'd be remnants of the outer Curtain Wall that used to surround it. 🙂

[@tombrooks3812]

@@tomburleigh9261 i wonder where their garbage dump was?

[@repeatdefender6032]

I thoroughly enjoyed all the talking. You hold a lot of history in your head, and you’re such a wonderful storyteller!

[@christinadodd5780]

💯

[@catatonia2001]

I always like your ramblings, now especially when it’s about the history of the place you where. ❤

[@123uschie]

Thank you Tom for this adventure .

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks @123uschie, I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🙂

[@apostlewoody]

Sir, I could listen to you all day. Peace

[@tomburleigh9261]

Why, thank you. Peace be upon you too. 🙂

[@zbigniew.8261]

Cześć. Cieszę się,że jest nowy film 👍 Obejrzę po pracy. Pozdrawiam serdecznie 🇵🇱

[@repeatdefender6032]

BABY TOADS!! Sorry for yelling… I just love them so much. I absolutely adore springtime amphibian neonates, and I just moved back to a gorgeous temperate rainforest of the American Pacific Northwest.

[@deedorothypapineau6920]

So much history to cover. Thank you for trying. I love the fish nibbling on your legs. You had a great time and I thank you for sharing it with us.

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Dee Dorothy, I think I could have made 4 videos with all the history there, if not for the general lack of things to film. Need to get a team of re-enactors to work with. The fish nibbling at our legs was a lovely, slightly sad, very memorable experience. We're going to go back there and see how the fish are, maybe take some proper fishfood. 🙂

[@naomimakin1908]

I wouldn't have been able to resist being out in that storm, lightning aside experiencing that level of wild nature brings me alive 😅

[@kathya9522]

I rather joy your tangents, Tom. Ramble on.

[@pollybluedjinn]

You said exactly what I want to hear: your thoughts, knowledge, speculations, and unanswered questions. The scenery was spectacular, not spare or sparse. So peaceful.

[@christinekeay8456]

Hi Tom, really enjoyed that, thank you . I remember my elderly aunt telling me one of the few things she remembered from Scots History was that the Wolf of Badenoch was forced, after sacking Elgin Catherdral, to do penance at Dunkeld Cathedral “in his shirt and drawers”. This would have been at her Primary School in the 1920s and the class were pretty shocked by their genteel spinster teacher using the word “drawers”. Different days!

[@cad68m_m]

Not to much rambling I like the free form history and observations.

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks John. Glad it's an approach people seem to enjoy. 🙂

[@hazel3564]

Your videos are always welcome. I love the sites and the history and I will always follow you for as long as you wish to enlighten us or until I run out of time. 😀

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Hazel, I've got at least another 16 videos in the stack to edit, and seem to be topping them up with more mudlarking outings, so should be putting them out for a while yet. 🙂

[@janicemcdonald1371]

From Australia thank you for all. I can no longer get around. You do it for me.

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Janice, I'm glad you enjoy my explorations and outings. 🙂

[@jeannemason6416]

I think the vid is perfect... blessings.

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Jeanne, Blessings be upon you too. 🙂

[@artieash6671]

Thanks!

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks so much Artie, very kind of you. 🙂

[@tanithmessenger3581]

Rambling is always good, it's when the best stories are told!

[@lornafinch8855]

That was very interesting. Thank you for allowing us to discover and enjoy the beautiful scenery with you on your holiday

[@tls8688]

Thank you for making videos that are both educational and enjoyable to watch. I never feel guilty for the time spent with your videos as there are always interesting take-aways. What an amazing outing this must have been.

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thank you, it feels good to have my videos considered a non-guilty enjoyment. 🙂 It was indeed an amazing place for an outing.

[@lydiaart]

Enjoying your video. Discovered your fascinating video when I looked up The Wolf of Badenoch. Last month I was in Scotland (first time) and back home in the Florida trying to keep cool with it being in the 90s here. I am reading a book by Neil Oliver on The History of Scotland to further my education. I managed to pick up 14 books on Scotland on the trip so much to learn about a beautiful part of the world. There are so many places we didn't get to see though. But we were amazed at the places and things we did see like Stirling castle, Dumferline, Blackness castle, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Edinburgh castle, Holyrood, Ft William, Scone palace, Inverness, Urquart, Eilean Donan, the Kelpies, Isle of Skye , the Isle of May to see puffins and other nesting birds. Managed to find 78 bird species while in Scotland. Lovely video. Loved seeing the gorse again, the bird feather, the tiny frogs.....When I saw the rain I thought of our hike to the Fairy Pools and how our shoes took 3 days to dry out. haha. It was spectacular though. We did manage to beat the midges which we had heard so much about. Thanks for posting the video. I hope to get back to Scotland soon.

[@christinegreywolf]

I appreciate the history lessons you give. So often history is forgotten now. 😁

[@judymarkel8029]

The walls are amazing. I could look at them all day. The stories are interesting and gruesome. Thank you for sharing

[@janelovesy2399]

Most interesting Tom , Beautiful scenery and I loved it there ! Thank you

[@TermaMary]

Your photography sets my paredolia off in wonderful ways

[@AndrewRobinsonDirtDiggers]

Beautiful location Tom. Nothing equals Scotland for the tranquility and landscapes.

[@Buckleboy]

I love how relaxing and lovely your videos are. Pure Heaven to listen to

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Buckle boy. I found a buckle today, plus a few coins, marbles, and a silver chain. I hope you have some great finds this year. 🙂

[@DavidandPaula]

We love your storytelling and being taken on adventures with you. Keep being awesome Tom.

[@njlayouni3501]

I love to hear your 'rambling and 'supposition', Tom. You're always entertaining. Thanks so much for sharing your holiday with us! ❤

[@beverlyhayshouston2770]

Your voice is so calming. You would be excellent at narrating an audio book. I’m from Tennessee but have Scottish, Irish and English heritage. I love history, architecture, mistaking and geology. Thank you for sharing your adventures.

[@dreesexton4269]

As always, you didn't talk too much. I like the sound of your voice and hearing the castle's history. The storm clouds were beautiful! Thanks for taking us along! 🥰

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Dree. And glad you appreciate the storm clouds, they're my favorite, and the lightning was wonderful, I'm a bit sad I didn't film any of it.

[@amyh.2020]

Great video! It’s like a mini holiday for the viewers! Thank you! Yes, you rambled however, I did so enjoy it, what a gorgeous relaxing voice!

[@Cali-at-the-beach]

Oh, what a great video Tom! I loved hearing your thoughts and I love the your story telling. You are a true creative! Thank you and have a great week.

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks caliatthebeach, I hope you have a great week too. 🙂

[@FindsByPirjo]

You talking is honey for the soul, so keep on telling stories. I love Scotland, only been in Edinburgh and Glasgow sofas, but will visit the Highlands one day. Also the walls or the rest what was left looked amazing to me. Thank you for taking me to your holiday trip with this video.

[@AndrewRushworth-f9e]

An astonishing stream of consciousness. More please!

[@barbaraclaytor4264]

It was perfect... no mistake in listening to your story telling.

[@janecharlton6780]

That was a great video , I love to hear you talk so no way was it rambling. Thank you for making it while on holiday .

[@errorASMR]

Yes, perfect! goodnight good sir

[@daleyounts3426]

Beautiful Scotland!

[@violetlilly9644]

Great video, really enjoyed it thank you! 👍🏻

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Violet Lilly, I'm glad you liked it. 🙂

[@susanbelair89]

This is one of my favourite of your videos Tom. The history was very interesting. So much activity in the past, yet quiet and peaceful now. It’s hard to imagine this being a forested area. Keep on rambling and talking as much as you like, we’ll listen.

[@XPALYDO]

I will never make it over to Scotland even though I have lines going back to Robert the Bruce, and a whole bunch of other muckety mucks from centuries ago, and am 40% Scottish, so this is perfect. Your imagination brings the castle to life. And I’m still of the opinion you could be a book narrator, or Nature show narrator. Someone needs to snatch you up as narrator. Your voice is simply amazing.

[@Gloria-qy3dd]

I thought the talking was great .it was like I was walking with you.I enjoy every bit with you.And the Story was superb.

[@richardserridge2767]

That view from your house window with the snow is something I'm envious of! That was a nice explore and that chap sounded like a real piece of work! Privilege always seems to be "private law" as you say... Vile people who destroy what they wish out of spite and just because they can. I've had a bit of a low point recently moodwise and dad is recovering slowly, but these videos are a nice distraction!

[@tomburleigh9261]

Glad your Dad's out of Hospital and is recovering. I hope the low point is just that, and you feel better and better. Have you recovered fully?

[@richardserridge2767]

@@tomburleigh9261 I'm over covid apart from mucus (lovely I know). I feel better today and dad has perked up a lot 😁

[@tomburleigh9261]

@@richardserridge2767 Great to hear. Hope you and all of your family have recover fully. 🙂

[@irenesidebottom8957]

I love listening to you talk so I'm glad you talked a lot in this video. Beautiful scenery and peaceful views. Again thank you for what you do.

[@JamesWilliams-gp6ek]

The tour you gave of the ruins was so interesting that I googled the castle and was able to see images of it in its glory days. Amazing.

[@lisauptagrafft2010]

Those are lovely rocks! My hobby is painting rocks to look like different animals and houses. My specialty is frogs, for several reasons; the frog shape rock is easily found, and it’s easier to paint a rock a frog because frogs don’t have fur. Take care, ✌🏼❤️

[@Bebbis77]

I found the history enthralling. The scenery was gorgeous. As always, listening to you is soothing and comfy.

[@jeanniegreen2201]

I really enjoyed the history story. And the quiet scenery. It was all very pretty to my eyes.

[@tarrasams7423]

Hello 👋 from New York USA Thank you for Bringing me Along with you to that Amazing Beautiful place I can't wait to see Where you go and What you Find Next 😊

[@shirleymolldrem2715]

Please,always “ramble on”. Love your videos. Beautiful scenery, great history, calm,soothing voice, enjoyable finds, and lovely crafting. Always look forward to seeing your channel pop up. From Wisconsin.

[@josephpotterf9459]

Thanks Tom is the house below your property empty no smoke from chimney seems cold.. beautiful area and wonderful video

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Josheph, I'm glad you enjoy the scenery and enjoyed the video. No, the farmhouse visible from my window has a nice couple living there. I think it was just a bit early in the day for them to have the fire lit, it's certainly lit most of the times I look out when there's snow or frost.🙂

[@kathleenstraube5356]

Thank you for your soft spoken knowledge. Your videos are a pleasure to watch. Your stories come to life as you circled the castle. I wish you future treasures to find.

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

lovely castle that shame it's was so cold or you'd have snorkeld the water for old bottles

[@julymoon4815]

I thought this was a very interesting film that i much enjoyed, don't ever stop with your knowledge of History you tell it so well.

[@TheMskittyb2839]

Oooh and the music.... wonderful

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thank you. I'll try to record some more this year. 🙂

[@MsSurigirl]

Since I love history, this was a charming detour from your enjoyable mudlarking ventures. Loved how much you explained the history of this stalwart, persevering place. It's amazing how beautifully much of it still is together. Thank you for bringing us along!

[@brightpurpleviking]

At 13:25 my pareidolia was going crazy. I would have bolted in fear 😂

[@tomburleigh9261]

Curious now, what were you seeing in the chaos of stonework? 😃 Had to look up pareidolia, knew the phenomenon, but not the name for it.

[@brightpurpleviking]

@@tomburleigh9261that big bulbous structure the shape of a giant, rounded head looks exactly like a face. And when you panned to the left of that there was a big nosed troll face in the structure covered with the yellow grasses/plant growth. Then random faces in the stone…mostly larger than a human. It’s personally annoying depending on the situation. I’m a lifelong career artist specializing in portraiture, so perhaps a visually overactive imagination 😊 I certainly always enjoy your videos. Thank you!

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks for pointing them out, I can see what you mean. I'm curious again now, to know if you've got an online presence where I can see some of your art. 🙂

[@hilarykirkby4771]

Many a time have I passed by Lochindorb, over the Dava and on to the A9 heading south to Perth. Thank you for, mainly, pronouncing the local place names accurately!

[@julielumsden5184]

I’m a little late watching this time, while you are looking around a castle ruins, I’m watching the beginning of a snow storm heading my way. This is our first storm here in Ontario Canada this year the last was over Christmas. What beautiful scenery a comfortable chair a book I could sit there for a long time if only the weather would cooperate in Scotland.

[@cyberleaderandy1]

Nice vid Tom, thanks for taking us along 🙂

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Andy, I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🙂

[@zbigniew.8261]

Nawet gdy wszystkiego nie rozumiem , bariera językowa 🤷 sama wyprawa i oglądanie miejsc w których jesteś ,sprawia mi wielką przyjemności. Raz jeszcze pozdrawiam serdecznie 🇵🇱

[@tomburleigh9261]

Dziękuję Ci. Wkrótce postaram się dodać napisy, mam nadzieję, że będą dobrze przetłumaczone.🙂

[@sherryrector2275]

Wow quite the storm. 😊

[@michelehood8837]

That loch is gorgeous

[@tomburleigh9261]

Yes. So many gorgeous places in Scotland, this was just the one I was staying closest to. 🙂

[@ValerieDee123]

Lovely time. Yes most castles and keeps had a small garden. When there was a big to do things would be brought in from all around.

[@leeespe448]

Hello Tom, Thank you for taking us on your adventure to Scotland!! I enjoy each of your video's. I would much rather hear you talking, sharing your thoughts as you walk along, it's like being there beside you! There will always be people who don't like us or have anything nice to say... so ignore those few...and if they don't like the video's then they should not watch them.. right?

[@darnprecious1]

I enjoyed every word,I love history and love listening to your stories ,fascinating thank you 😊

[@debcattell7059]

Interesting history from that Scottish island and Medieval castle 👍 thanks Tom 😊

[@tomburleigh9261]

Thanks Deb, more history than I could fit into one video there... sadly not enough to film to make much more though. I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🙂

[@eternal_winter8713]

Please ramble more. I really enjoyed the extra history bits.

[@pigoff123]

Thank you for another amazing video. And the award goes to.... Great job.

[@Simplycharlotte-s]

Never too much talking you are always so interesting, thank you for sharing your knowledge. Looks like Rowena and yourself had a wonderful holiday, such a beautifully wild place.

[@karibirch7444]

Thank you for taking me on such a lovely trip to Scotland! I thoroughly enjoyed the whole video. I liked the fact that you went off on tangents a bit. It made it a very companionable video!

[@TaraFinlay]

I enjoyed the amount of talking and the interesting history. No castles really in the USA so learning about how they were built and used and by whom is very interesting, and even more so when spoken by your dulcet tones.

[@milemarker301]

Lovely. I enjoyed the spontaneity of thought: your "tangents." Refreshing. :)

[@feeltheforce10]

Super location.You did find a lot of sea glass despite the crowds.Same here i wont go where its too busy i like to search for things in peace and quiet.