Good evening! Thank you so much for over 7,400 subscribers - I'm really glad you're all enjoying the walks around the UK - there are certainly a lot more to come :) One of the highlights of a visit to Wick is the world's shortest street, Ebenezer Place, which took its title in 2006 from another British street - Elgin Street in the Lancashire town of Bacup! Elgin Street was 5.02m/17ft long, twice as long as Ebenezer Place in Wick! So, Bacup is on the list of places to visit next!
@@craigm9694 Wonderful! Thank you so much for that translation - I couldn't quite make it out myself, it's a really big help :) I wonder what kind of stories there were to be heard :)
Thank you for this, and greetings from Orlando, Florida. I had the pleasure of travelling to Wick in September of 1999. I took my pipes and played in front of the HMS Exmouth graves in the local cemetery. You see, it was my grandfather 's ship. It was sunk with all hands just off the coast with all hands. A week later several bodies washed ashore at Wick. His name was John Richard Watts, my mothers dad. I did this for him, the crew, and our family. He was from Worcester. My GI father was a commercial fisherman. That fit with the comradery of all seamen. I hope to return back there again some day.
Wow! That sounds like quite the experience - Wick certainly is worlds away from Orlando, but I'm fascinated by the family connection to this wonderful Highland town, and kudos to you for making the trip across the pond to pay tribute to your grandfather :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video, and many thanks for sharing that wonderful story too!
Thanks for the great video, half of my family are from Wick, i was there about 5 years ago. I never knew about the prohibition period, my grandfather kept that quiet, no wonder he and many of his friends joined the merchant navy!
You're welcome! And thank you very much for watching - Wick is a fascinating town, and the prohibition period certainly is an often-forgotten (or perhaps just rarely-mentioned) part of it's long history, your grandfather and his friends probably had the right idea joining the merchant navy there :)
Another great walk about. Just love the way every town, no matter where or how big, has so much history about it. And just love the way you share that history with us. Living out here in Oz, I had forgotten about the gloriously late evening sunsets of England and Scotland. With every one of your videos I watch, my Wanderlust grows :). Thank you, and keep up the great work!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos - I really love making them, and you're absolutely right: whatever the place, there's always some fascinating history to it :)
Ah, our dear Wick! We really enjoyed some of the lesser known facts about the town, where my Granny and Grandad lived many years ago. Thankyou for such an interesting tour, very well researched!
Another great walk with interesting history as well...i remember being in John O Groats 17 years ago it was still broad daylight at 11.45 pm...we had driven from the lake disrict i fell asleep as soon as i got to the bb...great memories.. Thanks once again.
Wow! That sounds like an amazing trip - the late summer nights of Scotland's Far North really are a joy to behold, though I'm glad you got some sleep after that epic drive :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video and that it brought back some nice memories for you!
Thank you for the walk. Brings back memories. Good to see the sign on The Hsrbour Mission wall is still there". Christ died for our sins." A wee church with a great Gospel message.
I lived in Wick for a few years about 10 years ago and barely nothing has changed just a few shops names I have walked all the places you went to and more I loved living there. I lived near to the Old Pulteney Town Distillery the smell of whiskey filled the air most days Thanks for the memories :)
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - I too am from England and before making some of these videos I knew next to nothing about the great history of Scotland, I wish I'd been taught it at school :) But certainly, visits to towns like Wick really open up the country's history - and I'm so happy you found this an interesting watch!
SUPER MERCI POUR CE MAGNIFIQUE PANORAMIQUE SYMPATHIQUE DE WICK SPLENDIDE CITÉ À LA SENSATION D'IMMENSITÉ DE PART L'ALIGNEMENT DE CES SUPERBES MAISONS !.. LE PLAN FINAL EST DE TOUTE BEAUTÉ !.. TRÈS AGRÉABLE À VOIR AU P'TIT DÉJ !.. OH ET J'ESPÈRE QU'IL RESTAIT QUELQUES BOUTEILLES PAR- CI PAR -LÀ TOUT DE MÊME !.. SUPER MERCI LET'S WALK ET BELLE JOURNÉE !..
De rien! Et merci pour regarder le vidéo - je suis très heureux que vous l'avez aimé :) Wick est une ville pleine d'histoire, et en été avec si beaucoup de soleil c'est un lieu pour passer une grande journée à Caithness :)
Just love your videos... Very informative and Visually quite enchanting especially the old historic town's that are great to watch if going on holiday OR even House 🏠 hunting.... Great job 👍✅....
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos - it's always nice to get a glimpse of the cities, towns and villages around the country from the comfort of your own home, particularly the most picturesque ones as you mention :)
Brilliant walk again. I drove through Wick on my 2,000 mile learning to drive tour of Scotland in 1969, we actually did the North Coast 500 before it became famous. Re the Nordic Caithness flag, the flag of the West Riding of Yorkshire is also of the Scandinavian type with a cross of St. George offset towards the hoist and a Yorkshire rose in a blazing sun at its centre which is known as rose en soleil.
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video - Wick is home to some fantastic history and it's a great stop on a drive as spectacular as the NC500 - again that sounds like the most amazing way to have learnt to drive :) Indeed you're right about the West Riding too - it's amazing how much of that Viking heritage is still on display in England and Scotland!
I moved to Lybster at the end of September and stayed for a year before the company I was hired by went into liquidation. I moved down the road to Tain now, but loving my Scottish adventure!
"Teet in, hear yarns" means "Peek inside (the window or door) and listen to the gossip or stories (of the people living or working inside. Where you were would have been a busy, bustling area of the harbour in the past.
Great video. I am going there shortly. It will be interesting to see where my relative lived when he was stationed there during the war. I have a lovely letter showing the hospitality he and his wife received from the landlady. I missed your commentary.
I hope you have a great trip! Wick is a fascinating place and with your family connection from during the war there will certainly be a lot to discover - perhaps you can track down something from the letter :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
I love your walks. I especially enjoy the way you research so much before setting out. I grew up in Thurso 20 miles north of here and then Wick was a no-go zone for us Thurso yoofs, the same as Thurso was a no-go zone for Wick yoofs. So, even though I lived in Thurso for 20 years, I rarely visited Wick. So this walkabout is a lovely way to see all the parts of the town it was a bit risky for me to visit then. Thank you.
Nice walk in the town of Wick. I enjoyed it very much. Can't wait to see more soon. Your walks are always enjoyable. And your history lessons are always great. I like the medieval town of Wick. Very historical and beautiful. Have a great day. How is your week going. Mine is going great. 😀😀
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Wick is home to some thoroughly unique history which opens up a new angle to the UK that not many people know :)
Great video thanks. Am loving seeing this area again. Are you going to the Black isles. My Orkney born 3 x grandfather grew up in Avoch before moving to nz. There’s something mystical about being up there. I know what you mean about the late night light. I got some beautiful sunsets up there. Thx again.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - you're absolutely right, there's something very mystic about being so far north, but it's a wonderful region to visit :) I've not been to the Black Isle before - so I'll put that on my list of places to visit next time I'm in Scotland, but I do have videos coming from Invergordon, Dingwall, Alness and Beauly in the near future - so do stay tuned for that!
I see the Alexander Bain is a Wetherspoons pub. I'm of two opinions of this brand. On the one hand, they offer good deals on food and beer. Whenever I'm over there, I find myself using them. Another good thing is that they take existing buildings that may be derelict but historic, and maintain them instead of them being torn down. On the bad side, they move in and cause traditional pubs and restaurants to go out of business because they can't compete.
I've never actually been to a Wetherspoons myself - somehow out of coincidence, but one thing I can absolutely say is they really are proud of the history of their pubs. There are few resources for learning the history of smaller town as rich as the Wetherspoons website, which has in-depth information about the historic pub buildings as you mention, and the towns as a whole, it always really helps me out in my research :) Thank you so much for watching - I really do hope you enjoyed the video!
Ha ha that's very kind of you to say! I'm really glad you're enjoying the videos - as fascinating as the history of British towns is though do keep an eye on that frying pan!
Another absorbing walk. Given the relatively small populations of Thurso and Wick, one wonders what is their long term future is. And those potholes in Wick!
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video - Wick and Thurso do indeed have small populations, but they are really starting to pick up as bases for tourists exploring the Far North - certainly if you're visiting John O'Groats there are few better places to stay than Wick or Thurso :)
Renewable energy in the form of wave or tidal power is going to be a major job creator in Caithness and Orkney in the coming years. Furthermore the North Coast 500 route is bringing lots of additional revenue to the Highlands. The larger settlements like Wick and Thurso [ yes, by Highland standards these are major towns] will , I expect capitalise on this by fostering independent small businesses and sprucing up the appearance of the towns. They could also improve their marketing. Thurso for e.g has a fine beach, one of many in the area, but doesn't often promote this fact.
It is indeed - particularly when the sun is shining on a long summer's night! Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video :)
I hope you have a great time! I'm sure you've been missing Wick a lot in those two years, and hopefully this video was a nice window to your hometown while you've been away :) Thank you so much for watching!
Oh no! Sorry about that - I should have indeed thrown in an image of the distillery - it's an impressive place, and you can see some images as well as ways to visit via this link: www.oldpulteney.com/visit-pulteney-distillery Thank you very much for watching - I do hope you enjoyed the video :)
Horncastle and Louth both Lincolnshire.. Louth I think in the Lincolnshire Wolds are Georgian and both quite charming.... Would be great too Film 🎥.......
I've got a few walks from North Lincolnshire coming in the near future, but I've never actually been to Horncastle or Louth - so I'll put those on my list of future videos - thanks for the suggestion :)
@@LetsWalkUK Fantastic 😊...Me and hubby moving to Horncastle prob around October/November.... Horncastle has more Antique shops then Louth.... BUT both lovely old Town's.....p.s another place which people would love is not far from where I am now is ELY in The Fen's/ Cambridgeshire....Ely cathedral is a joy to behold...... Great Video's..
Places I like is luton,London,canary whatft, Stratford,chadwell heath, Bedfordshire,Milton Keynes,Gatwick, walthomstaw,barking,illford,watford, Chelmsford, romford and I can go on.Stores poundland,Iceland,tesco, sainbury,asda, Aldi,Primark, savers.
I was born and bred in Wick and never ever heard of Fergusmas! I don't know where you got your information from but it is a load of rubbish! If it was from a local, be assured they were having a laugh at your expense and are probably still leaughing up their sleeve.
What a complete nonsense. Are you an American lost in the North of England, not realising you are in Scotland? Just to affirm that Wick is a town in Scotland and the people are very much proud of that. Jibber jabber tourist blag. Would be a good video if the author didn’t forget he wasn’t in a Norwegian town, or in England.
Good evening! Thank you so much for over 7,400 subscribers - I'm really glad you're all enjoying the walks around the UK - there are certainly a lot more to come :)
One of the highlights of a visit to Wick is the world's shortest street, Ebenezer Place, which took its title in 2006 from another British street - Elgin Street in the Lancashire town of Bacup! Elgin Street was 5.02m/17ft long, twice as long as Ebenezer Place in Wick! So, Bacup is on the list of places to visit next!
Teet in and hear yarns = peep in and hear stories.
@@craigm9694 Wonderful! Thank you so much for that translation - I couldn't quite make it out myself, it's a really big help :) I wonder what kind of stories there were to be heard :)
Was born and brought up there, left when I was 19. It was a very bubbly and thriving town when I was there. Proud to be a Weeker.
My mum came from Wick, met my dad there and married in Bridge St Church in 1943. Spent many a happy hour there.
Thank you for this, and greetings from Orlando, Florida.
I had the pleasure of travelling to Wick in September of 1999.
I took my pipes and played in front of the HMS Exmouth graves in the local cemetery. You see, it was my
grandfather 's ship. It was sunk with all hands just off the coast with all hands. A week later several bodies washed ashore at Wick. His name was John Richard Watts, my mothers dad. I did this for him, the crew, and our family. He was from Worcester. My GI father was a commercial fisherman. That fit with the comradery of all seamen.
I hope to return back there again some day.
Wow! That sounds like quite the experience - Wick certainly is worlds away from Orlando, but I'm fascinated by the family connection to this wonderful Highland town, and kudos to you for making the trip across the pond to pay tribute to your grandfather :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video, and many thanks for sharing that wonderful story too!
Thanks for the great video, half of my family are from Wick, i was there about 5 years ago. I never knew about the prohibition period, my grandfather kept that quiet, no wonder he and many of his friends joined the merchant navy!
You're welcome! And thank you very much for watching - Wick is a fascinating town, and the prohibition period certainly is an often-forgotten (or perhaps just rarely-mentioned) part of it's long history, your grandfather and his friends probably had the right idea joining the merchant navy there :)
Another great walk about. Just love the way every town, no matter where or how big, has so much history about it. And just love the way you share that history with us. Living out here in Oz, I had forgotten about the gloriously late evening sunsets of England and Scotland. With every one of your videos I watch, my Wanderlust grows :). Thank you, and keep up the great work!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos - I really love making them, and you're absolutely right: whatever the place, there's always some fascinating history to it :)
Ah, our dear Wick! We really enjoyed some of the lesser known facts about the town, where my Granny and Grandad lived many years ago. Thankyou for such an interesting tour, very well researched!
Another great walk with interesting history as well...i remember being in John O Groats 17 years ago it was still broad daylight at 11.45 pm...we had driven from the lake disrict i fell asleep as soon as i got to the bb...great memories..
Thanks once again.
Wow! That sounds like an amazing trip - the late summer nights of Scotland's Far North really are a joy to behold, though I'm glad you got some sleep after that epic drive :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video and that it brought back some nice memories for you!
Thank you for the walk. Brings back memories. Good to see the sign on The Hsrbour Mission wall is still there". Christ died for our sins." A wee church with a great Gospel message.
I lived in Wick for a few years about 10 years ago and barely nothing has changed just a few shops names I have walked all the places you went to and more I loved living there. I lived near to the Old Pulteney Town Distillery the smell of whiskey filled the air most days Thanks for the memories :)
Another fascinating video - being from England a lot of us don't know a great deal about parts of Scotland. Thanks for opening them up to us.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - I too am from England and before making some of these videos I knew next to nothing about the great history of Scotland, I wish I'd been taught it at school :)
But certainly, visits to towns like Wick really open up the country's history - and I'm so happy you found this an interesting watch!
Ah, memories! Thank you.
SUPER MERCI POUR CE MAGNIFIQUE PANORAMIQUE SYMPATHIQUE DE WICK SPLENDIDE CITÉ À LA SENSATION D'IMMENSITÉ DE PART L'ALIGNEMENT DE CES SUPERBES MAISONS !.. LE PLAN FINAL EST DE TOUTE BEAUTÉ !.. TRÈS AGRÉABLE À VOIR AU P'TIT DÉJ !.. OH ET J'ESPÈRE QU'IL RESTAIT QUELQUES BOUTEILLES PAR- CI PAR -LÀ TOUT DE MÊME !.. SUPER MERCI LET'S WALK ET BELLE JOURNÉE !..
De rien! Et merci pour regarder le vidéo - je suis très heureux que vous l'avez aimé :) Wick est une ville pleine d'histoire, et en été avec si beaucoup de soleil c'est un lieu pour passer une grande journée à Caithness :)
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I'm moving to wick next week from Stockton-on-Tees, will be working as a chef. Looks a nice place, excited to be moving here
A really outstanding video. Great work. I have just subscribed.
Just love your videos... Very informative and Visually quite enchanting especially the old historic town's that are great to watch if going on holiday OR even House 🏠 hunting.... Great job 👍✅....
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos - it's always nice to get a glimpse of the cities, towns and villages around the country from the comfort of your own home, particularly the most picturesque ones as you mention :)
Brilliant walk again.
I drove through Wick on my 2,000 mile learning to drive tour of Scotland in 1969, we actually did the North Coast 500 before it became famous.
Re the Nordic Caithness flag, the flag of the West Riding of Yorkshire is also of the Scandinavian type with a cross of St. George offset towards the hoist and a Yorkshire rose in a blazing sun at its centre which is known as rose en soleil.
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video - Wick is home to some fantastic history and it's a great stop on a drive as spectacular as the NC500 - again that sounds like the most amazing way to have learnt to drive :)
Indeed you're right about the West Riding too - it's amazing how much of that Viking heritage is still on display in England and Scotland!
I'm likely relocating to Caithness in the near future (from the US) Thank you for a lot of interesting history and background!
Just wondering, did you move? If so, what do you think of it? I'm considering it myself (from Manchester UK).
I moved to Lybster at the end of September and stayed for a year before the company I was hired by went into liquidation. I moved down the road to Tain now, but loving my Scottish adventure!
loved your video thank you for showing
"Teet in, hear yarns" means "Peek inside (the window or door) and listen to the gossip or stories (of the people living or working inside. Where you were would have been a busy, bustling area of the harbour in the past.
Thank you! Even as a Glaswegian, I was struggling with that one but it makes so much sense now you've said it 😂
Great video. I am going there shortly. It will be interesting to see where my relative lived when he was stationed there during the war. I have a lovely letter showing the hospitality he and his wife received from the landlady. I missed your commentary.
I hope you have a great trip! Wick is a fascinating place and with your family connection from during the war there will certainly be a lot to discover - perhaps you can track down something from the letter :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Tomas Telford was a marvelous designer and engineer for he's time. I love he's buildings being a stone Waller my self.
All I can say is, fantastic!!
Yes very nice indeed,I am in North West England but I have friends who live ten miles south of wick.
I hope to vist some day! Thank you!
Enjoy the walking around historical town of Wick. Great job.💂
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the walk - there's a lot of riveting history to be discovered in Wick :)
I love your walks. I especially enjoy the way you research so much before setting out. I grew up in Thurso 20 miles north of here and then Wick was a no-go zone for us Thurso yoofs, the same as Thurso was a no-go zone for Wick yoofs. So, even though I lived in Thurso for 20 years, I rarely visited Wick. So this walkabout is a lovely way to see all the parts of the town it was a bit risky for me to visit then. Thank you.
Thank you! Loved it and the history.
Love your video with subtitles ⭐🌟✨ Thank you for the great video 😊
You're welcome! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video and the captions - Wick is full of absolutely riveting history in Scotland's Far North :)
Hello. There's some good solid buildings. They look so robust.
Nice walk in the town of Wick. I enjoyed it very much. Can't wait to see more soon. Your walks are always enjoyable. And your history lessons are always great. I like the medieval town of Wick. Very historical and beautiful. Have a great day. How is your week going. Mine is going great. 😀😀
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Wick certainly is a wonderful place full of captivating history :)
I really appreciate for watching the uk historical value
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Wick is home to some thoroughly unique history which opens up a new angle to the UK that not many people know :)
Great video thanks. Am loving seeing this area again. Are you going to the Black isles. My Orkney born 3 x grandfather grew up in Avoch before moving to nz. There’s something mystical about being up there. I know what you mean about the late night light. I got some beautiful sunsets up there. Thx again.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - you're absolutely right, there's something very mystic about being so far north, but it's a wonderful region to visit :)
I've not been to the Black Isle before - so I'll put that on my list of places to visit next time I'm in Scotland, but I do have videos coming from Invergordon, Dingwall, Alness and Beauly in the near future - so do stay tuned for that!
@@LetsWalkUK great look forward to them 😊
I see the Alexander Bain is a Wetherspoons pub. I'm of two opinions of this brand. On the one hand, they offer good deals on food and beer. Whenever I'm over there, I find myself using them. Another good thing is that they take existing buildings that may be derelict but historic, and maintain them instead of them being torn down. On the bad side, they move in and cause traditional pubs and restaurants to go out of business because they can't compete.
I've never actually been to a Wetherspoons myself - somehow out of coincidence, but one thing I can absolutely say is they really are proud of the history of their pubs.
There are few resources for learning the history of smaller town as rich as the Wetherspoons website, which has in-depth information about the historic pub buildings as you mention, and the towns as a whole, it always really helps me out in my research :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really do hope you enjoyed the video!
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What wonderful videos! I enjoy them so much. I even leave them on when cooking. If the meal comes out burnt, its on you mate!
Ha ha that's very kind of you to say! I'm really glad you're enjoying the videos - as fascinating as the history of British towns is though do keep an eye on that frying pan!
@@LetsWalkUK I'll take note lol thanks!
I am due to stay in Wick on longest day, 21st June. I didnt know about Ebenezer Place so that's got to be seen
Great place thanks 😊
Really great video 👍🏻
Thank you so much - I'm really glad you enjoyed the walk - Wick is a fascinating town :)
We have very fond memories of Wick, stayed in Wick for a week with friends in September 2023.
the screaming youth of wick provide a good undersong
Coming this June
Greetings from Aberdeen
Thanks 🙏
Brilliant, i can now do a walk around gloucester without leaving my armchair.
Another absorbing walk. Given the relatively small populations of Thurso and Wick, one wonders what is their long term future is. And those potholes in Wick!
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video - Wick and Thurso do indeed have small populations, but they are really starting to pick up as bases for tourists exploring the Far North - certainly if you're visiting John O'Groats there are few better places to stay than Wick or Thurso :)
Renewable energy in the form of wave or tidal power is going to be a major job creator in Caithness and Orkney in the coming years. Furthermore the North Coast 500 route is bringing lots of additional revenue to the Highlands. The larger settlements like Wick and Thurso [ yes, by Highland standards these are major towns] will , I expect capitalise on this by fostering independent small businesses and sprucing up the appearance of the towns. They could also improve their marketing. Thurso for e.g has a fine beach, one of many in the area, but doesn't often promote this fact.
Wow very beautiful
It is indeed - particularly when the sun is shining on a long summer's night!
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video :)
I love Scotland. I love what is Scottish. I love the Scots.
Uhhhh covid ,in 2 days im going back home wick its 2 years since i havent gone to wick!
I hope you have a great time! I'm sure you've been missing Wick a lot in those two years, and hopefully this video was a nice window to your hometown while you've been away :)
Thank you so much for watching!
Most of my family live in wick we live outside it -ten mins away from it I'd say
Hello, please how is the cost living in wick?
No pictures of the distillery?
Oh no! Sorry about that - I should have indeed thrown in an image of the distillery - it's an impressive place, and you can see some images as well as ways to visit via this link: www.oldpulteney.com/visit-pulteney-distillery
Thank you very much for watching - I do hope you enjoyed the video :)
wow video of ads. ive never seen that much ads on a youtube video
Horncastle and Louth both Lincolnshire.. Louth I think in the Lincolnshire Wolds are Georgian and both quite charming.... Would be great too Film 🎥.......
I've got a few walks from North Lincolnshire coming in the near future, but I've never actually been to Horncastle or Louth - so I'll put those on my list of future videos - thanks for the suggestion :)
@@LetsWalkUK Fantastic 😊...Me and hubby moving to Horncastle prob around October/November.... Horncastle has more Antique shops then Louth.... BUT both lovely old Town's.....p.s another place which people would love is not far from where I am now is ELY in The Fen's/ Cambridgeshire....Ely cathedral is a joy to behold...... Great Video's..
Such a remote, eerie place. And it must a lot worse in winter.
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
Places I like is luton,London,canary whatft, Stratford,chadwell heath, Bedfordshire,Milton Keynes,Gatwick, walthomstaw,barking,illford,watford, Chelmsford, romford and I can go on.Stores poundland,Iceland,tesco, sainbury,asda, Aldi,Primark, savers.
@@shelly-annjohn4965 You should do a "let's walk" around your local Asda in a drab London suburb. That would be fascinating.
@@shelly-annjohn4965 love those places but southall remains my favourite
Teet in hear yarns I think it means put your teeth in and tell me a story and don't quote me on Shelter fae'e storm that's more of a Fife thing
I was born and bred in Wick and never ever heard of Fergusmas! I don't know where you got your information from but it is a load of rubbish! If it was from a local, be assured they were having a laugh at your expense and are probably still leaughing up their sleeve.
What a complete nonsense. Are you an American lost in the North of England, not realising you are in Scotland? Just to affirm that Wick is a town in Scotland and the people are very much proud of that. Jibber jabber tourist blag. Would be a good video if the author didn’t forget he wasn’t in a Norwegian town, or in England.
Wick. A place to go to when you want to die.