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i used to drink from that well in cathcart st on the 70s ;)

Rothesay might have been grwat historically but reality is that Rothesay is that its a very deprived island.Its fantastic to look back to Rothesays hay days but it now a dilapidated hell hole,lets be honest instead of brushing over the unpalatable truth

Loved this thank you. I just discovered my close relatives came from Brute and then travelled to Argyll in late 1600's. The thing that is so weird is my parents passed down stories to me about fairies. I used to find it weird as I was the only kid who believed this fairy stuff. I couldn't work out where it came from until I discovered the Clan I came from on Brute and then they married on Argyll. It all then made sense

amazing stuff i live in greenock town centre and am just puting my shoes on to go and have a walk past these sites with new insight thank you once heard that were the fountain is used to be a tree were people were hanged from ie greenock tree . is there any truth to this i wounder again great stuff

Absolutely smashing. Donald McLaughlin here, lurking in the background and watching.

As a Greenockian born in 1939 I was thrilled to watch the video on the history of Greenock. I spent most of my life as a heating engineer and James Watt became my guru. When I watch the magnificent steam engines on the beloved Waverley it prides me to think these were the direct result of James Watt’s invention. The engines were built by Rankin and Blackmore in Greenock in 1946 and it is a testament to their engineering that the engines still power the steamer around the coast of Britain every year. Alistair Macleod.

I wish that I could this ! Getting down n the dirt. My brother and niece have done this . Archeological digs in Boston. Way cool . Way cool .

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I had the trip through the canal back in 1977 on a Caledonian Ferry the Scalpy roll on roll off ferry . I was only 15 years old and worked on deck working the ropes . brilliant times and a wonderfull place.

Really interesting. Thanks! I'm coming to visit mid December. Really looking forward to it.

There's a lot of remarkable exhibits in the museum. Thanks for this.

It's a beautiful place and the detail is lovely. Thanks for this.

Great video and informative as always. Impromptu stops are a good thing. You never know what you'll find. Pity about the motorbikes for filming but such is life.

Great vieeo, and you chose a lovely day to visit. Thanks for all the research into the people buried there too. Absolutely fascinating.

I really find archaelogy fascinating. Hopefully you can re-visit with an update if they find more of the structure in the future.

Excellent bridges brilliant video 😊👍

Fascinating stuff. Thanks for this.

What a great opportunity! Thank you for sharing this.

Brilliant Julie, didn't know you'd been on the dig.

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It looks like you were having a great time.

Very beautiful and serene place

It's a stunning building, and at least it hasn't been completely robbed. It's a pity about the gates right enough. As always, very interesting.

I'd never heard this story. Very interesting! Thank you!

Beautiful Building. It's too bad you can't get inside to get a better look. Oh well! I enjoyed seeing what you were able to record. It must have been a beautiful place when it was still in good condition.

Interesting video! Thank you for sharing about the Seer!

I've always found him a fascinating character. Thanks for this, and hope you enjoyed your book x

My dads mate was on it, A BETTANY, A Lancaster lad.

Beautiful castle my name is Donald Bayne and this belong to my ancestors for 200 years. We occupied this castle before clan Davidson.

Did he not foretell the North Sea oil? I remember something about black rain? But my memory is failing at times, so could be very wrong! I had an old Uncle, who told me many tales about him and his trusted white stone, which he used to divine! But he also tried to fill my head about me being a fairy "Changeling" as well as other great legends. When young over 70 yrs ago, I was fascinated, but today will never repeat many of them, as I'd be dragged of to the asylum! Ha-ha! ..Tich.

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Another great wee video. Have you ever done one on Thomas the Rhymer?

It is beautiful but I agree that it would benice if you could go inside and take a closer look at the monuments.

I absolutely love the black isle! So beautiful! Felt so at home where my ancestors lived! great videos! thanks for doing them.

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What a stunning building. I so need to visit there. Thank you for this.

You should have been leading the tour! Thanks for sharing

I love the bridges! Thank you for sharing about each one! I enjoyed this very much.

Very interesting indeed. I do love a good bridge - or 3!. Thanks for this x

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Another really interesting video.

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Another wonderful video. I loved the grave yard...and the ones that were in the little grove of trees...so cool! I enjoyed the stories too. I hope you knee feels better. It's not easy getting around when your knees are in pain!

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They really were great craftsman and in Caithness they were known as tinklers due to their wares tinkling on their carts as the moved along. Very interesting video.

It's a fascinating burial ground. Another one I've missed! Great video as always x

Excellent video. I was there a while back and found it a fascinating place. Thanks for this.

Really interesting. I loved the mythology of the healing wells and the history behind innocent people being accused and going to trial for witchcraft.