Whiteadder Reservoir's history in East Lothian, Scotland.

[@Dansmithsoloventure]

Great job 👏

[@DronemanScotland]

Thanks Dan 👍

[@DronemanScotland]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@colinkeenabell9301]

I went to kingside school and it did Not open in 1982. My father worked for that water board. It is Millknowe a Mill on the knowe a protruding hill

[@DronemanScotland]

Apologies if there were mistakes in the video, we do try to ensue the information and pronunciation is correct, but thanks for your feedback. 👍

[@redmuttly75]

great video, i was here in march and was lucky enough to get drone foorage of the spillway in use.

[@DronemanScotland]

Lucky you, I was really hoping to capture this, it had rained for a few days prior to my visit, but no luck, might venture back out in the winter months to capture it.

[@joyceaitchison5900]

Enjoyable for ever learning Thank You

[@DronemanScotland]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@JohnTorley]

We went into the school shortly before it was flooded.

[@DronemanScotland]

Its hard to believe that under the body of water there are buildings.

[@willbee6785]

👍

[@DronemanScotland]

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[@AllThingsAlan]

Locally; it’s pronounced “Whit-a-dir”. 😉

[@DronemanScotland]

Did not know that, thanks for the information Alan.

[@MikeyDobz]

Hahaha! Cheers Alan. Maybe I should just narrate all the videos ‘lit at’. 😂

[@MadMax2050]

@@DronemanScotland Millknowe, the farm under water is pronounced Mill-now

[@daveblack3728]

I'm from Dunbar, always been White-adder to me

[@MadMax2050]

I lived there for 21 years, it was Whit-a-dur (Whit-adder)