*Thank you very much for taking time to watch. I hope you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones on the Isle of Arran, Scotland and found it interesting. If you're interested in more videos from the Isle of Arran I have left links in the description to other videos exploring Arran. Also if you're interested in other videos from Scotland here is a link to my play list* th-cam.com/play/PL9691NXqok2aLjYmM3Ethz4eD4Z8JI_dL.html *Thanks again, Paul aka The Hiking Hermit*
Hi Paul, great explorations and a piece of history of the standing stones today. Beautiful fields and lovely walk. Thank you for sharing this video. Best regards ❤👍✨
I'm so glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. It was great to see so many stone circles and cairns in one place. Thank you very much for taking time to watch. I hope you're keeping well 🙂👍Paul
Hiya Paul. Hope you're well! Great to enjoy your video on those mysterious Machrie standing stones, they are bloody fascinating! and you delivered this beautifully! thank you for the wonderful production, what a fantastic explore.
Hi Paul, I loved your time-lapse photography - what a fabulous intro! Those stones certainly looked mysterious and magical against the dark cloudy sky. The ruined buildings were very quaint and picturesque. The countryside was so vibrantly green and beautiful. Great to see all the sheep. You didn't have one befriending you this time then? I really enjoyed your storytelling. Fascinating. What a great video! Thank you! 🤗❤
Hi Julie n Lucy, I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. The video was a little different for me. The stones are a fairly popular tourist attraction on the Isle of Arran so I thought I'd check them out while the weather wasn't the best. It was pretty cool seeing so many stone circles and cairns in one spot. The sheep here seemed more interested in other things rather than a hermit, Thank you very much for taking time to watch. Have a great week 🙂👍Paul
Amazing history Goes back a ways Interesting how cairns changed Did not know stone circles existed in Scotland Machrie Moor is intriguing adventure Nice roam through the Moss farm ruins Facinating there is granite and sand stone Thanks for the great history tour Paul Cheers 31
Hi Mike, I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. There are a lot of stone circles in Scotland. The Outlander series has brought them to the attention of the general public here in the UK. It sure was awesome to see so many circles and cairn in one location. Visiting the stones is a popular tourist attraction on the Isle of Arran and they're free to visit so that a bonus. Thank you very much for taking time to watch. Have a great week 🙂👍Paul
I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. The video was something a bit different for me. I should hopefully have a good run on videos now as I have plenty of material to put out there. Thank you very much for watching 🙂👍
Wow Paul these are pretty impressive! Love the Timelapse with the moody skies! Great history and we just love your accent and commentary, so pleasing to our lugs👂 plus great Scottish sounding backing music 🎵 Fingles storey was cool. Derelict farm was interesting with that great dramatic music! The tall one with flint flakes wow. Machrie moor 3 wow 😮 we enjoyed this 👍
Hi Nick n Jill, well the weather was a bit poor so thought let's go visit the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. It'a a popular tourist venue on the Isle of Arran but not so much on this day. I'm glad you enjoyed the explore and my narration. The video was something a little different for me. Thank you very much for watching. Sorry not been around much in the last month, I've been away...again 🙂
Hi Paul Excuse me for my belated comment I am proud of you. your voice-over with pride. Wow Your selection of music really takes off the mood of your film. The ruin with such old dry stone walls is impressive. The numbers of Machrie Moor suggest so much old history in the Scotland. Appreciate your time consuming research. Enjoy very much for your hike and your proud Scotland. My comments may be boring, short, and vague due to the conflict with yt gets worse. I came back home from Mr. K's BD celebration in FL. Everything was buried when I get home. haha. Hope you are doing well.
Hi Ms Kayak, I have just recently come back from a big trip away myself. Upshot is I now have plenty of videos to edit. This video was a little different for me so I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was a full documentary voice one. Hopefully I am getting better at it. I've been dispensing with too much music of late in my videos but felt this one needed it so I'm pleased you enjoyed the music choices. It was pretty cool to see so many historic stone circles and cairns in one place. Thank you very much for coming along to watch. I hope you had a fabulous time for Mr K's BD 👍🙂Paul
Hi Paul. Wow these stones are definitely mysterious. I always want to go back in time to when structures such as these were built, to understand why. I think I need a time machine. The cloudy day when you visited, just added to the mystic of the place as well. Thanks for the wonderful tour! 😊👍
Hi Anita, visiting the Machrie Moor Standing Stones is a popular attraction on the Isle of Arran so figured I'd go check them out. I must admit I do enjoy visiting these types of places. I'm glad you enjoyed the tour and it would have been awesome to see them when they were first built. I bet the countryside around them hasn't changed much in all that time either. Thank you very much for watching. I hope you're keeping well 🙂👍Paul
Hi Anita, the video is a little different for me but it's one of the popular places to visit on the Isle of Arran. I'm glad you enjoyed the narration and the captured views. Thank you very much for watching and the endorsement 👍🙂 Paul
Hi Paul Another great video It's hard to imagine people living there all those years ago. Fantastic information We visited the Standing Stones of Stenness on Orkney and it blew my mind. We really enjoyed this Hope you had a good weekend 😊
I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. It was pretty cool seeing so many stone circles in one place. Thank you very much for watching. Have a great week 🙂👍Paul
Hey Paul 😊 really interesting seeing and hearing about the circles. Amazing seeing places like this and that they still stand. Set in a beautiful area too.
Hi Yasmin, I'm glad you enjoyed the explore. Pretty cool seeing so many stone circles and burial cairns in one place. Thank you very much for watching. I hope you're keeping well 🙂👍Paul
Long time no see, explorer.😊😊 You visited a mysterious place. It's amazing.😍😍 It's like looking at the great works of old ancestors in the vastness of Mother Nature. Thank you for your hard work.💕💕👍👍
Well I guess I now have plenty of videos to edit now I'm back from my travels. This video was a little different for me so I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was great to see so many historic stone circles and cairns in one spot. Thank you very much for taking time to watch. Have a great week, my friend 🙂👍
Hi Simon, I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. It was pretty cool see so many stone circles in one place. Thank you very much for watching. I hope you're keeping well 👍
Nicely edited cinematic intro. Especially the timelapse. Also payed some attention to the intro and the keywords you dropped at the start. That should really help some algorithms. I personally never understood the desire to erect monuments for the dead. They don't care anymore. I like Georgian traditions where cemetaries are a place to gather on certain occasions and to remember the family.
The keyword dropping seems to help but sometimes it takes a wee while to kick in. The visit to the Machrie Moor Standing Stones was a plan B as the weather wasn't great. However it is quite a popular thing to do whilst on the Isle of Arran. It was pretty cool seeing so many stone circles and cairns on one place. Thanks for watching 🙂
back from my magical trip and excited to continue yours paul! i am so in love with the stories, like the cauldron ones here. the grass looked extra green against those grey skies. a wee bit of blue here and there though! it adds such a mood. i had to look up cist, even though i understood contextually. never heard the term before. interesting tour, paul! looking forward to the next, my friend! 🛴❤
Iceland sounds awesome. I hope to go there soon. This video was a little different for me so I'm glad you enjoyed it. The weather wasn't the best and this is a popular tourist attraction on the Isle of Arran so thought I'd go visit. I hope I pronounced cist properly. It was pretty cool seeing so many stone circles and cairns in one place. Thank you very much for watching. I look forward to seeing your Iceland adventures 🙂👍Paul
Well you know I love a good time lapse so it was great to see this one right at the start. It certainly set the mood for this mysterious place. Stone circles are amazing and always draw me in ... perhaps magical powers haha You did a suoer job with the narration & just enough info & stories to hold our interest. I found jt a little demeaning for some of them just being given numbers rather than names but perhaps would be difficult to name them all if hundreds more are eventually unearthed. Obviously built by by some optimistic people expecting sunshine on mid summer's day 🤣 Great video , liked the music 😊
It was a cool spot to check out when the weather wasn't the best. Interesting to see so many stone circles and cairns in one spot. I do like to do a time lapse when I have the chance. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you very much for watching 👍🙂
Hi Christine, I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. The video was a little different for me but it was great to see so many stone circles and cairns in one place. Thank you very much for watching. I'm doing good and just recently back from a big trip so not been on YT a whole lot of late. I hope you're keeping well 👍🙂Paul
Wow what a great place to explore ❤ the stones look so impressive, i find this kind of thing fascinating. The way they are laid out is so cool! Such cool ruins as you went further along the scenery is just wow
I'm glad you enjoyed the explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. It was pretty cool seeing so many stones circles and cairns in one place. A step back in time. Thank you very much for taking time to watch 🙂👍Paul
Great video clip Hiking Hermit, thanks for sharing, we're planning on getting up to Scotland next year and we're doing a little research on where we're gonna go, we've subscribed :) look forward to seeing more of your content in the future also 👍
I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. You will really enjoy Scotland if you go. I try to get to Scotland at least once per year. Thank you very much for the support. I have videos to come from Scotland, Denmark and Switzerland 🙂
Hello Joking Hermit! Ah...I almost missed this one! And I thought you were on some tropical Island sipping on the beers (recovering from Holy Island) Loving these Machrie Moor Standing Stones! Such a cool place with a fascinating back-story. Love your music choice with the drumming:-) Thanks again for takin' us along! Tracy
Hi Tracy, well I have been away on a trip but not a tropical island tho it was super hot whilst there. I'll keep it a secret until the videos come out but be prepared to be amazed ha ha. I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones and my music choice. This video was a bit different for me. Thank you very much for watching. I hope you're keeping well 🙂
*Thank you very much for taking time to watch. I hope you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones on the Isle of Arran, Scotland and found it interesting. If you're interested in more videos from the Isle of Arran I have left links in the description to other videos exploring Arran. Also if you're interested in other videos from Scotland here is a link to my play list* th-cam.com/play/PL9691NXqok2aLjYmM3Ethz4eD4Z8JI_dL.html *Thanks again, Paul aka The Hiking Hermit*
Very beautiful place, thanks for sharing and have a nice day 👍🙂
Danke für den schönen Beitrag
👍 wünschen dir einen schönen Mittwochabend ❤ danke für gegenseitige Unterstützung 🔔 Siggi & Anne👍
Very nice place my friend. Thanks for sharing 👍👍
Hi Paul, great explorations and a piece of history of the standing stones today. Beautiful fields and lovely walk. Thank you for sharing this video. Best regards ❤👍✨
I'm so glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. It was great to see so many stone circles and cairns in one place. Thank you very much for taking time to watch. I hope you're keeping well 🙂👍Paul
Very nice friend stay connected
Hiya Paul. Hope you're well! Great to enjoy your video on those mysterious Machrie standing stones, they are bloody fascinating! and you delivered this beautifully! thank you for the wonderful production, what a fantastic explore.
Hi Paul, I loved your time-lapse photography - what a fabulous intro! Those stones certainly looked mysterious and magical against the dark cloudy sky. The ruined buildings were very quaint and picturesque. The countryside was so vibrantly green and beautiful. Great to see all the sheep. You didn't have one befriending you this time then? I really enjoyed your storytelling. Fascinating. What a great video! Thank you! 🤗❤
Hi Julie n Lucy, I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. The video was a little different for me. The stones are a fairly popular tourist attraction on the Isle of Arran so I thought I'd check them out while the weather wasn't the best. It was pretty cool seeing so many stone circles and cairns in one spot. The sheep here seemed more interested in other things rather than a hermit, Thank you very much for taking time to watch. Have a great week 🙂👍Paul
Paul, how nice to know the history.
Glad to know.
Excellent video capture and high quality!
I'm glad you enjoyed it Aishu. Thank you so much for coming along. I hope you're keeping well 🙂
Amazing history
Goes back a ways
Interesting how cairns changed
Did not know stone circles existed in Scotland
Machrie Moor is intriguing adventure
Nice roam through the Moss farm ruins
Facinating there is granite and sand stone
Thanks for the great history tour Paul
Cheers 31
Hi Mike, I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. There are a lot of stone circles in Scotland. The Outlander series has brought them to the attention of the general public here in the UK. It sure was awesome to see so many circles and cairn in one location. Visiting the stones is a popular tourist attraction on the Isle of Arran and they're free to visit so that a bonus. Thank you very much for taking time to watch. Have a great week 🙂👍Paul
@@TheHikingHermit Hope to make it to the isle of arran one day. Thanks and have a great week
Nice exploring. Thank you for sharing 😊
Wry interesting Paul. And all set in lovely scenery too. Great stuff. Good to see you back at it. 👍🏻🚶🏻♂️🚶♀️
I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. The video was something a bit different for me. I should hopefully have a good run on videos now as I have plenty of material to put out there. Thank you very much for watching 🙂👍
Wow Paul these are pretty impressive! Love the Timelapse with the moody skies! Great history and we just love your accent and commentary, so pleasing to our lugs👂 plus great Scottish sounding backing music 🎵 Fingles storey was cool. Derelict farm was interesting with that great dramatic music! The tall one with flint flakes wow. Machrie moor 3 wow 😮 we enjoyed this 👍
Hi Nick n Jill, well the weather was a bit poor so thought let's go visit the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. It'a a popular tourist venue on the Isle of Arran but not so much on this day. I'm glad you enjoyed the explore and my narration. The video was something a little different for me. Thank you very much for watching. Sorry not been around much in the last month, I've been away...again 🙂
What a unique and spectacular scenery! These clouds fits so perfectly 👏
Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙂
This is again a well made video of you. It's a very beautiful and mysterious place. It was very interesting to watch. Many greetings 😀
Hi Paul Excuse me for my belated comment
I am proud of you. your voice-over with pride. Wow
Your selection of music really takes off the mood of your film.
The ruin with such old dry stone walls is impressive.
The numbers of Machrie Moor suggest so much old history in the Scotland.
Appreciate your time consuming research. Enjoy very much for your hike and your proud Scotland.
My comments may be boring, short, and vague due to the conflict with yt gets worse.
I came back home from Mr. K's BD celebration in FL. Everything was buried when I get home. haha. Hope you are doing well.
Hi Ms Kayak, I have just recently come back from a big trip away myself. Upshot is I now have plenty of videos to edit. This video was a little different for me so I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was a full documentary voice one. Hopefully I am getting better at it. I've been dispensing with too much music of late in my videos but felt this one needed it so I'm pleased you enjoyed the music choices. It was pretty cool to see so many historic stone circles and cairns in one place. Thank you very much for coming along to watch. I hope you had a fabulous time for Mr K's BD 👍🙂Paul
@@TheHikingHermit Thank YOU, Paul. we all miss YOU
wonderful place
Hi Paul. Wow these stones are definitely mysterious. I always want to go back in time to when structures such as these were built, to understand why. I think I need a time machine. The cloudy day when you visited, just added to the mystic of the place as well. Thanks for the wonderful tour! 😊👍
Hi Anita, visiting the Machrie Moor Standing Stones is a popular attraction on the Isle of Arran so figured I'd go check them out. I must admit I do enjoy visiting these types of places. I'm glad you enjoyed the tour and it would have been awesome to see them when they were first built. I bet the countryside around them hasn't changed much in all that time either. Thank you very much for watching. I hope you're keeping well 🙂👍Paul
Great footage! 4000 years wow! Glad there a few still standing
Amazing that some have stood the test the time. I'm glad you enjoyed the explore. Thanks for watching 🙂👍
That was super. You narrated the history really well love the video views. You can be happy with this episode Paul. 👌🇳🇱🙋♀️🥝
Hi Anita, the video is a little different for me but it's one of the popular places to visit on the Isle of Arran. I'm glad you enjoyed the narration and the captured views. Thank you very much for watching and the endorsement 👍🙂 Paul
Hi paul very well filmed and as always fantastic narration and eerie vibes that ran through this adventure
Hi Simon, I'm glad you enjoyed the explore and choice of music. Thank you very much for watching. I hope you're keeping well 🙂
Hi Paul
Another great video
It's hard to imagine people living there all those years ago.
Fantastic information
We visited the Standing Stones of Stenness on Orkney and it blew my mind.
We really enjoyed this
Hope you had a good weekend 😊
I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. It was pretty cool seeing so many stone circles in one place. Thank you very much for watching. Have a great week 🙂👍Paul
so much history on show there Paul...enjoyed watching
I'm glad you enjoyed the explore. Thanks for watching 👍
Hey Paul 😊 really interesting seeing and hearing about the circles. Amazing seeing places like this and that they still stand. Set in a beautiful area too.
Hi Yasmin, I'm glad you enjoyed the explore. Pretty cool seeing so many stone circles and burial cairns in one place. Thank you very much for watching. I hope you're keeping well 🙂👍Paul
Such amazing history! And quite visually stunning!!
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you very much for watching 👍🙂
Long time no see, explorer.😊😊
You visited a mysterious place. It's amazing.😍😍
It's like looking at the great works of old ancestors in the vastness of Mother Nature. Thank you for your hard work.💕💕👍👍
Well I guess I now have plenty of videos to edit now I'm back from my travels. This video was a little different for me so I'm glad you enjoyed it. It was great to see so many historic stone circles and cairns in one spot. Thank you very much for taking time to watch. Have a great week, my friend 🙂👍
Very interesting and a lovely setting 🧸🐻
I'm glad you enjoyed this explore the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. Thank you very much for watching 🙂
wow, theses are amazing. Loved seeing these and hearing all about them 🙂
I thought you may enjoy this visit. I enjoyed the visit. I'm glad you enjoyed coming along and hearing about some of their history 🙂
Brilliant and informative too Paul (love how you have picked up on Arran’s lesser know place such as these stones 👌🏻
ATB Simon 🤠👍
Hi Simon, I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. It was pretty cool see so many stone circles in one place. Thank you very much for watching. I hope you're keeping well 👍
@@TheHikingHermit I’m good thanks Paul 🙏🏼 best regards 🤠👍
Nicely edited cinematic intro. Especially the timelapse. Also payed some attention to the intro and the keywords you dropped at the start. That should really help some algorithms. I personally never understood the desire to erect monuments for the dead. They don't care anymore. I like Georgian traditions where cemetaries are a place to gather on certain occasions and to remember the family.
The keyword dropping seems to help but sometimes it takes a wee while to kick in. The visit to the Machrie Moor Standing Stones was a plan B as the weather wasn't great. However it is quite a popular thing to do whilst on the Isle of Arran. It was pretty cool seeing so many stone circles and cairns on one place. Thanks for watching 🙂
back from my magical trip and excited to continue yours paul! i am so in love with the stories, like the cauldron ones here. the grass looked extra green against those grey skies. a wee bit of blue here and there though! it adds such a mood. i had to look up cist, even though i understood contextually. never heard the term before. interesting tour, paul! looking forward to the next, my friend! 🛴❤
and i just saw! congrats on 2k!!!
Iceland sounds awesome. I hope to go there soon. This video was a little different for me so I'm glad you enjoyed it. The weather wasn't the best and this is a popular tourist attraction on the Isle of Arran so thought I'd go visit. I hope I pronounced cist properly. It was pretty cool seeing so many stone circles and cairns in one place. Thank you very much for watching. I look forward to seeing your Iceland adventures 🙂👍Paul
Thanks for the congrats. I went thro 2k the day I came back from Switzerland. When I started my channel I thought I'd be lucky to get 200 🙂
Well you know I love a good time lapse so it was great to see this one right at the start. It certainly set the mood for this mysterious place. Stone circles are amazing and always draw me in ... perhaps magical powers haha You did a suoer job with the narration & just enough info & stories to hold our interest. I found jt a little demeaning for some of them just being given numbers rather than names but perhaps would be difficult to name them all if hundreds more are eventually unearthed. Obviously built by by some optimistic people expecting sunshine on mid summer's day 🤣 Great video , liked the music 😊
It was a cool spot to check out when the weather wasn't the best. Interesting to see so many stone circles and cairns in one spot. I do like to do a time lapse when I have the chance. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you very much for watching 👍🙂
Great history lesson.
Explore more my fri me. Love the adventure videos you make. Have a great weekend Paul..
I'm glad you enjoyed the explore. Thanks for watching 🙂👍
Explore pemandangan indah sekali sahabat ku
หินที่สวยงามและน่าทึ่ง 😮😮😮
Those standing stones are incredibly fascinating. I love the Timelapse at the beginning.
I'm glad you enjoyed the explore. It was pretty cool seeing so many stone circles in one place
Hi Paul! Lovely place to explore and I like learning about the stone circles and cairn. Hope all is well! 👍😊🇨🇦
Hi Christine, I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. The video was a little different for me but it was great to see so many stone circles and cairns in one place. Thank you very much for watching. I'm doing good and just recently back from a big trip so not been on YT a whole lot of late. I hope you're keeping well 👍🙂Paul
Spent my honeymoon in Machrie in the 70s in a B&B overlooking the golf course 🤷♂
A great place to spend your honeymoon. I bet it's not changed a whole lot since the 70s 🙂
Wow what a great place to explore ❤ the stones look so impressive, i find this kind of thing fascinating. The way they are laid out is so cool! Such cool ruins as you went further along the scenery is just wow
I'm glad you enjoyed the explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. It was pretty cool seeing so many stones circles and cairns in one place. A step back in time. Thank you very much for taking time to watch 🙂👍Paul
It is fascinating to see these stone structures! What a great find here, Paul. Thank you for sharing 😀
I'm glad you enjoyed the explore. Thank you very much for watching 🙂👍
Great video clip Hiking Hermit, thanks for sharing, we're planning on getting up to Scotland next year and we're doing a little research on where we're gonna go, we've subscribed :) look forward to seeing more of your content in the future also 👍
I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones. You will really enjoy Scotland if you go. I try to get to Scotland at least once per year. Thank you very much for the support. I have videos to come from Scotland, Denmark and Switzerland 🙂
Hello Joking Hermit! Ah...I almost missed this one! And I thought you were on some tropical Island sipping on the beers (recovering from Holy Island) Loving these Machrie Moor Standing Stones!
Such a cool place with a fascinating back-story. Love your music choice with the drumming:-) Thanks again for takin' us along! Tracy
Hi Tracy, well I have been away on a trip but not a tropical island tho it was super hot whilst there. I'll keep it a secret until the videos come out but be prepared to be amazed ha ha. I'm glad you enjoyed this explore of the Machrie Moor Standing Stones and my music choice. This video was a bit different for me. Thank you very much for watching. I hope you're keeping well 🙂