One Golden Dream

[@lorrainesimpson9482]

Another great video Eddy! Don't worry about making longer videos because you think folk would be bored, your videos are far from boring! Love seeing all the interesting pie flavours on your hikes!

[@niallgerardjosephoconnells7097]

Well done Eddie. Love the sound of water running. 15.14pm. Monday. Kind regards Niall O'Connell Eire. Love Scotland.❤🎉

[@EdExploresScotland]

Cheers Niall.

[@ianlindsay1454]

Hi Ed, We enjoyed this latest video, Golden Dream. It's so nice to hear about the history of these old places and how lovely it is that you could show us the pictures of the Thomas Cadell pistols, they are so beautifully decorated. It looked quite a tricky walk in places but luckily you didn't slip or lose your balance. We're looking forward to your next video. Ian and Angie.

[@EdExploresScotland]

Many thanks.

[@dannyd4282]

Great video eddy , love the new prs section , great idea , how did that pie rate against the pie u had from oliphants the bakers ? ....take care my friend

[@RG-5834]

Thanks again Eddy, a very interesting video, and as you mentioned, some scary sections during the walk. Glad to see you made it safely through, and the pie was well earned. I believe that Thomas Caddell pistols are displayed in museums around Europe, and are highly valued by gun collectors around the world. Really interesting to see where they originated from. Enjoyed the video, take care and await the next adventure.

[@n7gn]

Thanks for taking us there! For most of us, it is unlikely we will otherwise have the opportunity. Now that we have a PRS, let's use that scale to understand what is in front of the camera for lunch.

[@GuzziIan]

Great one today Eddie. I've just moved in to this area so now I know I've got some places to explore.

[@EdExploresScotland]

Many thanks. Happy exploring.

[@iantomlinson6041]

Great walk and really nice video. I was laughing to myself when you crossed the stream, knowing you had to do it twice more to retrieve your camera. Appreciate the effort you go to!

[@EdExploresScotland]

Many thanks.

[@TrailTrek]

Just watched this eating some bacon sarnies. I had to stop eating briefly when you got to that river crossing at 4 mins. Glad you didn't fall in like I have done before! Keep up the great work mate. Will have to try and visit that area some time. Have a great day. Long live Eddie!

[@EdExploresScotland]

Many thanks. Moss-covered rocks always make me nervous. Take care.

[@atlast429]

We have some pretty hairy trails here on the west coast of Canada and most serious hikers here carry hiking poles. They can save some serious spills. Have you considered using them for some of that rougher terrain? (I cringed when you were crossing that rocky stream.) They fold away for more benign trails so you don’t have to carry them in-hand all the time. Just a thought. PS Killer closing music!

[@EdExploresScotland]

Many thanks. For some reason I've never taken to or even tried walking-poles. But you're absolutely right in that they would be just the thing for some tricky areas. Perhaps some day.