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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2021
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Today i explore this abandoned mansion left to decay in Scotland, this is the first location i hit on my latest trip and what an amazing building with incredible history, really enjoyed taking a look inside this beautiful abandoned mansion built in 1833 hope you enjoy too
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Hey guys, if you enjoy this explore let me know by hitting the thumbs up. I love the history of the older buildings. Thanks for watching
Retrieving video please mate!
Did you ever get your drone out of the tree??
U always go to such interesting place!!! I love this one, it is just criminal this place is decaying snd just falling in. We all need some time alone. Keep up the good work!!!! North Carolina USA
Mindboggling how £6 million wasn't enough to refurbish this stunning mansion. Now it's left to decay, quite sad. Great explore Adam.
Such a beautiful grand property!!!! Any vibes ? It must have so many stories to tell. So lovely and peaceful… hop you retrieve your drone! 🥰
I was a boarding school pupil here for four years and was in the last year to complete the full four years. I can't tell you how different it is now to then. The main hall had a huge lion's head fireplace in oak and marble (I know this because I accidentally pulled the "head" off the fireplace. the fire was big enough the heat the whole huge hallway. I was told as a super innocent ten-year-old that a secret passage was behind the fireplace) the floors were polished every day and were a herringbone parquet marvel. I lived on the top floor, the dorms were Luger, Nith, and Doon. The headmaster's study was to the right of the main access and was actually a hallway blocked off after the orangery was demolished in the earlier part of the century . Outside is just as devastating to see Mr Walter Smith was the gardener and his care of the lawns was immaculate all of the upper terraces were kept bowling green smooth. the lower terrace was for a polo green and the meadow below was a full-size football pitch. crossing the bridge took you to first the stable block and if you follow the road down the hill to a one-acre enclosed garden . we as boys tended all the gardens as part of our studies (it was intended to be a feeder institution to an agricultural university ) inside the enclosure was along with one side commercial size greenhouses we use to grow award-winning chrysanthemums, tomatoes the taste of which I can still remember incredible fruit and veg all set in an authentic Victorian garden. So many memories from fifty-odd years ago...I write this to offer a little history and context to this building later in life. the lift must have been put in after I left all the "safety doors" are not in my memory bank
That's amazing Jim. Must be so strange to see it like this now. He mentioned someone called Campbell buying the house too.
This must be so upsetting for you to see it like this now what a shame it sounds like it was stunning xx
Thank you for sharing your memories it made this much more enjoyable
Incredible structure. Makes me nauseous to see it decay...
Thanks very much for all that marvellous information.
It’s criminal how such magnificent buildings are left to rot and decay like that
You can say that again!! It’s maddening.
What's criminal are the vandals who helped ravish and destroy the place!
@@billstill1794 You are so right. No respect for anything. 😠
No respect for other people, law or property.
@@billstill1794 Especially as they quite likely stole the lead off the roof.
Well done Adam. When you are on your own your explores are so much better. Your creative self comes out. You have a remarkable eye for composition and still shots.
Dear Adam, stunning report of Glaisnock House. Quite a pity to see decaying it. We, my partner and I, live in a old Dutch farm that goes back until at least the 16th century. Apart from this we are both very interested in your reports/uploads. But this one is beating them all. So sorry to see the deriliction of once a real beauty of premises.
Glad you enjoyed it
*Thankyou for all the effort it takes you to create every video. I know it takes you a lot of time so we can all go out on these adventures with you, through your videos. Hello from Canada!*
A fellow Canadian here and I agree with you! He does some pretty awesome videos!
@@katmartens4341 ☺
what a beautiful building. I would love to have been there when it was newly built and decorated. Don't fall off the ladder trying to get your drone. There is always another drone, but there is only one you.
Stumbled on this channel last week and already been through a few videos. This is so refreshing with no drama and a calm relaxed vibe 👍🏻 Really enjoyed what I've watched so far, some amazing locations you've shown us. Absolute gold this channel is, subscribed obviously 😁 Nice work on the van idea as well, always wanted to do that myself!
Another superb walk and talk through Adam. Sometimes we all have to distance ourselves from the crowds and fastness of the city to re'charge and lift our vibration. Hope you succeeded in your quest to recover the eye in the sky. Peace and Love to you and your's Bro'.
Hi from Australia, Adam I love Scotland one of my favourite accents, in my opinion your the best Explorer I've managed to find I've been watching for so long. Thank you hello to Lisa 🤗
If I were a ghost, this is exactly the kind of huge home I would love to haunt, because I could go into al the heights and nooks that you couldn't go because it was to unsafe. Great explore.
Lovely to see an old building with such history. More please 🙂
What an amazing building. I just love how appreciative you are when you expire all these places...if I could if so the exact same thing! Love our country's buildings..so so beautiful ✌
The house was bought by a Chinese man in 2013 with the intention of turning it into a Chinese language school, however, he died of a brain tumour in 2015 and his family have been wrangling over the will ever since so the house has been left to rot.
So sad.
Thank you for the additional information. So many homes in Europe where the owner passed and things are tied up in court leaving the home to sit and decays it appears. I wonder why it takes so very many years to settle an estate? very sad.
Aww she would have been a beautiful, grand mansion in her hey day. As you say she's stood the test of time, today's building's seem to be thrown up and will soon be gone. Hope you had a chilled time and cleared your mind. Looking forward to the next one Adam.
Why the thumbs down. An amazing explore, amazing place. Thank you Adam 🙂
Mainly other explorers. You don't get support like in other countries 😂
This is a beautiful piece of history! I would have loved to have seen it in it's glory days. Thanks for the tour!
Loved this, thanks Adam! Anything you do is always brilliant, thanks for showing us around and giving your time to us to do this filming. Always appreciated mate and you was even on your tod ! Thankyou!
What a fantastic building absolutely loved it...again you have proved your my number 1 explorer..hopefully you got your drone back safely 🤞love you Adam take care 😘
What a building. I wish we could go back in time and be a fly on the wall in places like these.😁 The place looks a bit spooky on the video probably because it's so big and dark.
The atmosphere proved enticing to thoughts of a life of grandeur and ease we don't enjoy in today's world. Thank you for sharing. Hope you retrieve your drone safely.
I love all your videos. The houses and mansions are awesome.
I stayed in Glaisnock house for a week with my school when it was one of Strathclyde Region education center back in 1977 huge place sad to see it in this state of decay now
Wish you had pictures of the inside.
Seeing these old houses makes me really sad. It took three years to build? You'd think someone somewhere would save it.
@@PIckledeggilkley That’s how I feel. It’s so crazy to think that nobody, absolutely nobody can do the renos. With all the money that the Queen has you’d think she’d assign someone to look after places like these.
Stayed there in the early 90s for a week cost me three quid for the whole week best holiday I've ever been on. Dry slop skiing also normal skiing, gorge walking, abseiling, orienteering. Went with Woodlands school that's why it cost me three quid. It's a crime to state of the building now I can remember it in its gory. If I had won that 183 million euro millions last week I would have bought it and lived in it like bram stokers Dracula
Fantastic explore I think homes like this are amazing thank you 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it
I would love to be able to go back in time and just see how beautiful it must have been!!! So sad!!!
This is very interesting as I grew up in the South West of Scotland. What a beautiful old mansion house which deserves restoration and a good future. Thanks for this explore
Hi Adam this is truly would have been amazing building back in it's time very sad to see such a abandoned building decaying away but still some nice architecture still to see,if it's got to be demolished let's hope they keep the outside walls would be a shame to loose all the building thanks for sharing
I'll be tuned in Adam love your videos of the past and present van still running stay safe out there Adam.
I agree with you Adam about imagining how beautiful the place once was. It's such a shame what has happened to it.
It never ceases to amaze me how valuable property just becomes left in the first place
Chilled vibe 😋
Lovely unobtrusive background music
The old mansion still has some dignity the feature windows such craftsmanship !
Pride in building back in the day
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I absolutely loved that!! I don’t often get back to Britain, I love old houses and buildings more than anything. What a great video! Thanks very much😊
What a fantastic video, so sad to know that one day it won't be there. With all that decay. Great to watch. Take care.
What a great explore. Thanks for the adventure. I hope you were able to recover your drone! I love seeing all the old door frames and wood paneling and adornments - such a special place 💜❤️
Enjoy all of your TH-cam videos keep up the wonderful work Stay Safe.
Thank you! Will do!
She was a grand ol lady. You could see her beauty trough the decay. Love watching your utube channel
Great wonder round Adam. I have also been to this one with my son. It’s such a shame that these buildings are just rotting away. Just one word of WARNING ⚠️ to anyone else who’s thinking of going to this one. We where blocked on the way out by a car at the entrance just as you come off the road. The car belonged to the man that stays in the gatehouse just as you come in. My son got upset and worried about what he was going to do. I had to confront him and asked him to let us by he was quiet angry but after chatting for a short while. He let us passed he explained that he is frustrated and fed up of people coming round to see the house.
From California, we really enjoy your videos! We never see old stone, brick buildings because since of our earthquakes, they are rare. I hope you got your drone! I'm a licensed drone operator and have "trimmed" many trees in my videos! :) Thanks again!
I will be watching Adam all of your videos are great 👍👍
I love looking at the architecture of castles. I wish you wouldn’t alone. Thank you!
My pleasure!
This is really beautiful Adam especially that iron banister I think it was gray I took my magnifier as I watch this and the detailing it was amazing I don't know if that was original but it was really gorgeous 💜 imagine people living there and that was once a home where they made families and just had a normal life if those walls could talk I wonder what they would say they would say thank you Adam for showing our Beauty our beauty is hidden within the old but you both the beauty out thank you Adam 💜 this is your friend Bonnie from salt lake City USA 💜🤘🏼
Just found you. It is hard to believe it was only 6 years ago it was left.
Can't believe this place has been left to rot! Someone needs to save it. When we moved to Devon, my first job was knocking down most of Exminster Mental Asylum. It was in pretty much this condition. So can be done.
Thank you for the new adventure
I hate to see grand old places get into such state , but I’m like you just love these old buildings.
Mark buddy...my hubby used to be a tree guy ...make yourself a throwball or buy 1 (I think its just sand or beans in a small sac)..attach a string or line to the throwball & keep it with your drone...once you get the hang of it you can toss it over a limb & pull limb with drone stuck in it...you get the idea...thank you for your research & curiosity...you & Lisa make a great team just like you & Dale...love the commentary🗿👁🐿😁🤣👽🤗
Your vids always amaze me. Keep up the good work. ✌🇺🇸
Stunning mansion... I believe even in the state of decay these mansions blow anything I've ever imagined before away. It's funny how someone can walk in and see nothing but ruin and others can see a priceless gem from the past that can never be replicated. Loved the video. Hope you retrieve your drone. Stay safe, take care & God bless. xoxo💖Kat
Can you imagine setting in the drawing room, sipping a drink. Just think who came through this place. Absolutely amazing.
Thank you for the adventure!
Absolutely beautiful. I love all of the wood paneling and archways. I hope you were able to retrieve your drone that got stuck in the tree.
Hi Adam this mansion needs to be saved it's a pity it has been left if its a listed building it should be looked into well done for showing us
Its sometimes sad to see this beautiful building destroyed 😢 😔 💔 good effort from your side at least to see these things so close. 👍
Thank you for the amazing video.. It was great fun.. Stay safe.
Thanks for watching 😀
Beautifully decaying~
It stands as is now as long as times never stops because you explored this great adventure! 😊
Hope you got your drone down! Prayers 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
That place is huge. It's like a maze. You'd need a map to get around. What a place.
A once beautiful grand Palace now decaying
The windows are so big and most of them are actually very pretty.
Great video. Stay safe....
I would love love love to live here, it's absolutely incredible! I think someone is looking after it, its probably up for sale. I wish I had the money to buy it and restore it to its former glory! I thought the house was perfect but the land, oh wow the icing on the cake! 😁
Love your channel x Thank you. Such a shame to see this history dissolving xxxx
I hope someone can salvage the beautiful wood windows and trim, and such things before the place is demolished. Sad to see the severe vandalism.
Its so tragic when places like this are left to ruin. So much could have been done to save it and put it to use.😥
I love the radiators. Always had them growing up as a child.
We put original cast iron Victorian radiators back in our house. They are very efficient and stay warm for hours.
What a place would make lovely apartments 👍🏻thanks for sharing this beautiful gaff
that a beautiful building such a shame they cant restore it theres so many old features left .hope you got the drone back :)
Amazing house. Why do they let them go? Like you said, we'll never have anything like them again. Not even close.
gee..that place is MASSIVE. It obviously had been redone(probably in the 1950s) The entrance stairs are for the times when women had the large skirted dresses..The steps are wider and not as high from one step to another(making it easier for the ladies ) The corridors and doorways looked a bit narrow for such a place. I stayed a week in Genoa Italy in the apartment of someone that lived in a huge house/castle. His whole apartment/5+ rooms/was redone from ONE bedroom of that floor in the 'house' (4 on each floor like that). It had a small elevator..but also had the original marble stairs with statues in niches.(it was not used except for furniture movers..so was not lit) was amazing
Lovely Place Adam Admired the lovely structures inside amazing architect and true never will you be able to see such fine work and craftmanship like in years gone, Pitty, Loved the tour much appreciate Looking forward to many more
Loved watching your explore. I'm lucky enough to live about 3 miles from Glaisnook House and often walk around the grounds. So sad to see it in such disrepair. The flat roof was actually a glass conservatory. I wish I could attach a photo of how it looked.
The house was bought by a Chinese gentleman who was going to make it into a cookery school. Sadly he died, and no-one knows who he left the house to, hence there being no works done on it.
This is Amazing my family is originally from Scotland moved to Canada back in late 1800's
Amazing place yes there is some original features still in place which I really love the staircase was stunning the outside looks beautiful you can imagine what it was like back in the day thanks for sharing loved it take care x
Thanks so much!
Wow this looks great cant wait.
Adam, my grandson got a Drone for Christmas, we took it outside in the middle of an open acre yard and suddenly off it went to the nearest, tallest tree overlooking a busy railroad track! He was beyond upset. There was nothing we could do but close that chapter that Christmas morning…there was nothing to be said, nothing to be done. I feel your pain over your loss. This was a great explore Adam! Thank You. 🫣🙃🙂
did you get your drone back what a lovely exlore stay safe cant wait for your next video
Absolutely enjoyed this explore so much to see. Would have been grand back in the day. Enjoy your time chilling. Thanks for sharing!🇨🇦
I am sorry to laugh at the end-- "Now I got to see if I can get the f***ing drone out of the tree now..." I know it is annoying, but the comment came as a surprise, and was comically delivered. Love your videos and respect you have for the properties. I noticed that the last person to live in that house had to be really old-- they had one of those chair lifts going up the staircase.
Good one as I'm watching. I agree that things aren't built the way they once were. What a shame it is.
Did you and Lisa ever named the van? ♥️ From Ga.
Another amazing explore. Oh wow what a lovely old building, can just imagine what it looked like back in the day. It must have been so grand. I really hope you managed to get the drone back ❤
Hi Adam this is amazing!
I'm glad you like it
Beautiful old school very interesting taking you back in history just brilliant it's the first time I have ever seen an old school great work Adam marks and team thanks from Australia ❤
The owner XU Yaang had hoped to convert it into a chinese language school. He died in 2015.
Its very run down after only 6 years sadly it looks like it wont or cant be saved what a shame
Great video Adam, hope your drone survived.
This literally hurts my heart to see historical homes like this just left to rot. Although I am from the US. I am Scottish decent. Hence my last name Cloud. Comes from McLeod. If I were to find out that a home like this one was once owned by my family. I would definitely try to save it. Not just for me and my family, but for historical purposes there in Scotland. And maybe use it for housing unwed mothers, people that are trying to flee from domestic violence, or someone down on their luck trying to get back on their feet. Not have it sit to fall down. Anyway.
Beautiful place, and yes I can look past the destruction and see the hidden beauty.
Stunning building mate. I like the way you see past the decay and see the building for what it really is. Cheers
Thank you for sharing this explore was great!
This was truly special and nice. I wish you"d do more videos by yourself. Thank you, M.M.
It’s so sad to see this beautiful building in such a state of decay. You’re right, they just don’t make them like this any more and never will again. It seems like such a waste... but I can see the bill for repairing this building would probably be more than it’s worth. What stunning scenery around the building too. There were some creepy vibes in some places. Maybe that’s just because of how decayed it is inside. Another amazing explore. Thanks Adam.
Ps edited to say I hope you managed to retrieve your drone!
The cellars/basements are so creepy!!! You're really brave, I wouldn't be so 'chilled'!
What a beautiful find Adam...I do hope you get your drone back stay safe 🥰it's an awful shame these amazing buildings get tore down only to be replaced by horrible modern builds enjoy your time alone we all need time out sometimes 💕✨
Thanks again for a great video. Stay safe.
Nice!!... cant wait!!
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What a fantastic place, Great explore. Reminds me of Netflix's Outlander.
What a shame what happened to this mansion.
Must of been quite a gem back in its day!
What amazes me is that somebody would buy the mansion without having it checked out by a structural engineer to see if it could even be repaired.
Your brave going round this house on your own. Thank you for doing this 🎉
hi sir adam i love to see the old buildings its full of mestry they have full of memories happness sad anything gathdering inside the house in the end its just like that thank you sir adam to explor the old house buildings..keep safe gos bless♥️
Good afternoon from NY.. can't wait to see this one. Love your videos!
It's sad that such a beautiful building is now is in such a state of disrepair. The woodwork is stunning. I'm surprised they haven't at least taken out all of the old woodwork to sell for people to use in their homes. 🤷 Wish I was super rich so I could buy old places like this and repair them.
It’s always good to get out and about by yourself.