ABANDONED Scottish 1700's Farm - Lost Under LINTRATHEN Loch

[@annebell7274]

I dont know how I missed this one. Great explore. Interesting stones. A little Scottish croft. Interesting, relaxing and very enjoyable. Drone footage ACE. Maybe the green in the water is algae. EXCELLENT 🙏💛💯💯💯💛🙏

[@Cromwell1978ize]

Good shit lads , keep on exploring!!!.

[@cliffordfreeman7829]

Your exploration of this area caught my attention. Seeing the site and floor plans of old buildings has always intrested me.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

Thanks for taking us with you. I need to learn Scottish tho 😂

[@Angilena13]

Very cool!

[@mawhinneymaura]

Looks like the same algae that's affecting Lough Neagh in Northern Ireland. Great vid as usual

[@martindownes765]

I’d would love to go on a trail with you, your full of knowledge you tell it in Lehmans teachings so understanding

[@gersonhay984]

Great video,

[@abrown4075]

During the drone footage at 27:27 is that a huge fire burning away? Do you know what it was?

[@BKR]

Burning heather, it's an annual activity seen in the wild Scottish Highland glens.

[@Alf180]

Braw in the summer up lintrathen…paddle board oot wee barbecue…..bliss

[@foxtanker4055]

That certainly is low water in the loch. Is that normal for this time of year or are they holding it up at backwater?

[@BKR]

Yes both lochs are low at this time of year but they will fill up soon. Some years they get lower than others so I'm not sure if it's intentional for the flow and control of fresh water.