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They say there are some exposed sections but I cant see them in the video? Are they really dangerous?

Nice video and interesting to see. Maybe learn some Gaelic though? Will obvs help with pronounciation but will probably open up a lot more knowledge of Scotland. Gu math a thèid leat. All the best.

An amazing vlog for March, seeing the Japanese Samurai Museum was quite intriguing I found myself drawn in. The oil paintings in the art gallery were beyond incredible. My mother used to collect bells too and that's a neat little collection your mom has.

Wow!!! Good stuff. My family comes from the Camerons. I love seeing this stuff. Your channel is awesome.

All I see is Monty python and the holy grail locations.

Thank you. Lovely spring views. Colours of flowers are stunning.

Beautiful flowers

Another Scottish castle and more adventures: th-cam.com/video/vWoe8vD7Ayc/w-d-xo.html

I'm Clan Ruthven who changed their name to Trotter and migrated to the States. I hope to visit one day.

It's a toss-up between the second and third bell that struck one as pleasing, with the second bell being the favourite of those two. Surprising of the amount of graffiti there in Germany. It just seems that that wouldn't be so prevalent in the public square like that. (JUST an observation, not critiquing) At least the sky graffiti wasn't visible there... Thanks for another aesthetically pleasing video collection of one's travels!

Nice flavour of Berlin in spring! Thanks for sharing the footage of the samurai museum, very impressive for a museum outside Japan!! Wonder why it's so extensive a collection.its handy to go back and view the footage as you don't always have as much time look and read everything at the time.

Very informative however Camelon /Camelot is the old Roman fort at Falkirk not far from Arthurs ovens. One place that is of tremendous importance that hasn't had any drone footage over it as yet you may like to do a programme on is which is a unique Druid serpent mound at Meigle Skelmorlie in Ayrshire. There is only two of these mounds that are known in Scotland the other is in Argyll, although St Vigeans near Arbroath maybe another which has not yet been identified yet. Again this would be interesting to get some drone footage. Really enjoyed this keep the programmes coming. 🤩👍

I like views beautiful

Some of the words are difficult to hear, as the volume has changed.

2:19 /mjauL/ , so more like "myawl rrrava". HTH :)

Very enjoyable!

Awesome!!!

Particularly interesting to me because I am currently reading a book about Queen Morguase, King Arthur's half sister, who was married to King Lot of Orkney. Mordred, King Arthur's son was born here. I believe in the legend of King Arthur. Ties in with history and the natural history of Britain.

River Tay in Perth is so beautiful

Thank you for the video. If you don’t mind me saying, the correct pronunciation is Ben y hone

💃 "PromoSM"

Hi Elena! I am Ian and I live in North Ayrshire though I am from Stirling originally. I have been to the Wallace Monument many times. I really enjoy yer observations from your adventures. A welcome escape from many things happening in this world. Thank you for sharing! 😊

Superb vid, visited that wee bit of the Gask ridge recently (muir o Fauld) on a freezing cold day. It's spooky to look to the hills and wonder what went through the soldiers minds each night. Or what the tribes made of it all,:the road, the towers, forts. Ardoch is an amazing place though, so strange how it survived (you can walk along the ramparts) whereas other sites like Inchtuthil faded away over the centuries.

Great view of the Tay from those hillforts! Think I read the Romans had to cross that exact spot using a bridge made out of boats, all adds to the magic/mystery of those hills!

Your landscapes and skyscapes are superb. Your coverage of the sites are very informative as well. The nature moments are terrific (an otter!!). I always feel like I was there, not just saw some pictures.Thanks for posting.

I enjoyed watching this very much. I've never been to the monument. Thanks for posting. Scones looked good!

Really enjoyed! The tattoo came out great, the detail of the moon definitely draws one in.

Will I ever learn to make good thumbnails? 😂 That aside, have you visited the Wallace Monument before?

Very well presented and educational 👍

Excellent video and well narrated. Should have visited Kirkhill as its probably the best preserved of the signal stations, plus you get a clear view to the ochils.

For years; you document your journey with great dedication and consistency. And you share your experiences with us. Moreover, you do this in a very professional way. I wrote this before, I hope these videos reach more people. It's nice to see you again. Have a safe trip, with love to you and Conor.

My partner Conor has written a blog post comparing Shakespeare's Macbeth to the historical Scottish king Macbeth. You can read it here: www.lowlandheritagetours.com/post/who-was-the-real-macbeth

nice video Elena, i've been there many times...👍

Great locations with stunning scenery. Winter always looks great, but I really wish the spring would hurry up! I like using my Nikon DSLR my only wish it they had a better autofocus system for video. When taking images it's great but for video, the focus tends to hunt back and forth trying to find focus. I ended up setting it to single servo AF then just pressing focus to get focus, film the shot and then repeat for the next.

Hello, beautiful place. Greetings.

Beautiful cinematography. The vistas of Scotland and the colors courtesy of the low sun of winter are indeed very special. Here we had cloud-a-thon in December with less than 10 hours of sun for the month. Thanks for posting.

You have a special insight into nature and the elements Elena. Perhaps this is how the ancients saw the world - without gadgets and distactions x

Enjoy the vlogs and the quality is good no matter what. The beauty of Scotland is definitely amazing.

Absolutely fascinating thank you Not. Everybody is fit and able to get around anymore. These are fantastic videos

As a Ruthven (family moved to and became established in Suffolk in 1700's), I found this fascinating! I will have to visit.

Uchtred MacDowall a Scottish nobleman, and my tenth great grandfather, who lived in the 16th century. He was a Laird of Garthland and was involved in the Raid of Ruthven in 1582. The group of nobles would gather at Ruthven and plot what each of them would do and how it was to be done. Uchtred was later pardoned for his involvement in the raid and the conspiracy was forgiven and he was given his lands and a charter from the king for the barony of Cornwall and that of Garthland. That is how I am here to write this. In 1729 my family came to America on the George and Ann. Thank you for sharing this video!!!

Great - thanks for sharing.

Well done, your visit was most interesting. I have driven past the castle, en route to another castle in Glenlyon, numerous times and next time I'll call in. Many thanks.

The music sounds like there's a murder mystery

Climbed it and camped on top,..in the wind. lol

The Wicker Man 👤

To know those castles are still standing today and other buildings is always mind blowing.

I like seeing Conor involved in the footage. Your footage with the history is so intriguing.

Graffiti @ 25:50. Sad... Everything else? Nice.. fall!