ABANDONED Scottish 1920 Hunting Lodge - Lost to WILD Lands

[@jamesmonoghan1281]

I love Glen Isla, beautiful river running through the glen tae.

[@TamO-GCVC]

50 years man and boy I've been travelling up and down that road! Never had a clue that such a structure existed. Keep it up.

[@dawngrassick5155]

The crunching of the undergrowth. Nice capture of how it is now.

[@kariannecrysler640]

The old picture looked as if it was on a golf course….. I prefer how the land looks now. Such near history and yet the poor house crumbles. Thank you

[@htb123]

Just found your channel, love Scotland and seeing buildings of times past esp like pics of how they were. It's amazing how nature reclaims, thanks for your efforts :)

[@roomullan3050]

It had such a short life. I wonder why. So interesting as always, thank you

[@lauramchugh2454]

Just think of the gatherings it would have held. Sad and beautiful ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Awesome video, amazing views. New friend here.

[@tomjones7593]

Cracking ! Almost looks as though an attempt has been made to strengthen the building at some time -eg bricked-up windows/doors and what look like 'recent' bricks used to support some of the big lintels; end of an era, right enough !

[@BKR]

It looks that way at first but those are all original bricks in there original positions. It's cupboards and not bricked up doors also.

[@tomjones7593]

OK- amazing what render hid those years ago !!@@BKR

[@BKR]

It has been built with very poor quality materials for the size of the structure. Amazing place to explore 🏞️

[@burny-tw3gx]

Feel like saying something silly! Love it.

[@carolehouston3959]

It may be that an older building existed, before the main lodge was built, as a some of the stones look better quality on the lower part at the area at the way you accessed the building?