SCOTTISH HIDDEN CEMETERY - WALK IN THE SNOW

[@jessicamoore96]

Really pretty place. Lovely winter day. Nice adventure into a it of history. Thanks!

[@GEDSKEPTICMEDIA]

Thanks for watching

[@HandcuffCollector]

Thanks for sharing. This video was randomly was recommended to me.

[@GEDSKEPTICMEDIA]

I’m glad you enjoyed it, thanks ☺️

[@jrvh2389]

Gorgeous walk, thanks for sharing!

[@GEDSKEPTICMEDIA]

Thank you

[@sueevans9039]

Hi Ged & Junior what an amazing place, some lovely camera shots also! Great to see you out and about again! X

[@GEDSKEPTICMEDIA]

Thanks so much sue

[@Insert.anger50]

Very nice view, 👌 ive never been in the snow,

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[@GEDSKEPTICMEDIA]

Maybe go up the mountains in winter mate, surely there’s snow there.

[@validationboy]

Looks like a set from GoT. Gorgeous

[@GEDSKEPTICMEDIA]

Aye the low sun, the green against the blue sky, the snow, it was perfect mate

[@TheUrantia001]

Mconachie is a well known and common name in Ayrshire at least.. can't believe you never heard of it?...the 'mc' being Irish and mac being from scot clans as you probably know...insane to think these grave spots own more real estate than any homeless person has..these aristocracy were not daft..they interbred to avoid mixing with the profane..thereby keeping the wealth inside the families...Only the most unintelligent would propogate outside these families, thereby subjecting their offspring into the modern day hunger games sh@t show that you see playing out in front of you....where cola is cheaper now than water..

[@GEDSKEPTICMEDIA]

I’ve never heard of the name, but your right, they bred amongst each other rather than with the common riff raff, thanks for watching

[@TheUrantia001]

@@GEDSKEPTICMEDIAno worries, and the true mystery will be , what lies beneath, those premises...need to get the lidar onto that.. if i ever make it back there can catch up for coffee...love your Gnostic material..

[@GEDSKEPTICMEDIA]

@ They may have already scanned this area with LiDAR, the national library of Scotlands website has an amazing maps section where they show LiDAR scanned areas, thanks for showing interest in my religion based research, maybe one day we could chat over a coffee about it, thanks again