Elephant rock

Elephant Rock can be reached on foot just to the north of Boddin Point, Montrose.
It is a naturally formed coastal arch of volcanic rock nestling in a steep, secluded bay that has been shaped by the elements and closely resembles the shape of an elephants head and truck, hence the name!
This is a coastal walk with a difference, for it boasts the grave of a man who apparently died 19 years before he was even born. George James Ramsay is the man with the unusual distinction, imposed upon him after his death. When he was buried in the tiny cliff-top cemetery just north of Boddin Point, an error was obviously made on the headstone. Beneath ‘In Memory of George James Ramsay’ the inscription on the sea-facing stone reads: ‘Born November 24, 1859, Died December 17, 1840’.

[@welltravelledlife]

New subs here. Gorgeous footage! We're headed to the UK for a couple months and will be spending August in Scotland. You've convinced us...We're bringing the drone!!

[@davejbaxter]

Thanks all drone footage is from the montrose angus area

[@welltravelledlife]

@@davejbaxter Do we need to have any permits or be registered in the UK? Are there limits to where we can use it?

[@davejbaxter]

@Well Travelled Life all depends on weight of your drone just need operator's id to be displayed on your drone and just the usual restrictions at airports and prisons

[@welltravelledlife]

@@davejbaxter I think we can steer clear of airports and prisons. In the US, we can't use them in parks, so I think it's much more restrictive here. Thanks so much!

[@davejbaxter]

Yep you can fly them anywhere here not alot of restrictions for a 250 g drone just use the drone assist app that will keep you right