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That sword is taller than me! 😮😅

Just catching up and really enjoying all the views and info John! Thank you very much from the SE of the US.

THANK YOU for posting. I can see what it’s like outside of Utah:)

Love learning about Scotland where my grandfather came from.

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The world? Obviously never travelled much

York is my second home ❤️

I lived in a wee west highland croft house n the 1950's, and attended a school with 11 pupils from primary 1 to primary 7, with 1 teacher. I sometimes walked to school, but always walked to Sunday school n the wee church across from the school! We branched into tourists in the summer, after building a bathroom to the house. We lived in the byre with beds in at one end, and the cow and heifer in the other end! It was not partitioned at that time, as we did not know how the letting of the croft would go? I had a chanty under the bed to use, as the chemical toilet was in the henhouse, and yes the hens were in there too! Our kitchen with a gas ring was in the wee dairy which had a sink in it and could boil the kettle on! We had a corrugated iron roof on the byre, and when it rained there was a considerable racket. (noise). I could go on and on, but fear that I'll bore you all to tears! Ha-ha! .old Tich. in my 70's!

Hugely informative, brilliantly presented video. Reekie Linn is barely known but must be the most spectacular falls in Scotland. The definition of "hidden gem". Thank you for a great piece of work.

I learned today that there are no wolves or bears in Scotland. I had no idea!

With the way this world is right now, I don't think I'd mind living in the 1700's village. Life was hard, but it was also simple.....for the most part.

Just one of many highlights on this trip.

Should visit Rouen in France. Even better

FABULOUS.

Oh thank you SO Much. Looks incredable.

Thank you for sharing such precious and histórica site

Wonderful tour.

Most intetesting. Thank you

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Correction- on Earth ❤

Beautiful

Love highland cows.😊😊😊

Gorgeous!

Can they not rebuild it

Scotland proclaims the glory of god.jacobs blessing is there to see.and the gulf stream also.

Beautiful creatures! 🥰 I bought an insulated coffee cup while I was in Scotland with highland cows all over it - everyone comments how nice it is! So lucky to have them where they are, too cute to be a cow 😂

I wish I could reach…. And lord knows I try. But there are some things called table manners….. Or so my wife says.

😂😂Love the highland cows. They look so perfectly amazing❤

Wow, absolutely beautiful, John. Worth the walk.

Love this! 😂

Haha love this

Its his wife itching his nose, he’s having to scratch his wife’s itching!😂😂😂

So cute!

the bloody houses must have been quite cold in the winter

I wanna ride across it myself one day 🥹

Amazing!

Part of my ancestors came from Skye. Yep, a female sept of MacLeod. Lord, it's so beautiful!

Great video, stunning location. You do however sound a bit like the Rev IM Jolly. 🙂

HIS SOUL WILL NEVER FIND PEACE BUT PEOPLE WITH MONEY AND FALSE POWER DONT BELIEVE IN SUCH THING BUT THEL FIND OUT AT THE END

You sound like that detectorist that i watch from time to time

Ya bonnie lass!

It amazes me how 600+ years old houses are still standing

Truly enjoy your videos, my ancestors were Scottish and I was, raised by my Nova Scotia Scottish Grandmother and great gran so its nice to see their historical past. I've lived in Denver for yhe past 36 years. Last year we had a very rare sighting of a Pine Marten in the western sunburb of Lakewood, located in the foothills of the Rockies. They are referred to as Martens here and for one to travel down the wooded mountains is very uncommon.

John - Thank you for sharing another treasure of Scotland. So much history, beauty and incredible architecture has been preserved in Scotland.

My grandparents homestead in Alabama, USA. They built a barn and they moved in with the kids and chickens, goats, mules, pigs and lived that way until they were able to build a house. My grandfather never bought anything he could make. He bought more land and was eventually a very prosperous farmer in the area. The house had a detached kitchen in case of fire and outside privy, a well with water tower and windmill. There was a smoke house for preservation of meats. Eventually, there were two barns in addition to the house. In the 50’s my parents moved back to take care of my grandmother. Dad put in an inside bathroom. There was a pump in the kitchen. There were fireplaces everywhere and one child had died when bed clothes caught fire . They had ten children, but only 5 grew to adulthood. Scottish ancestry: MacRae

Hi!! I’ve been following your metal detector site for some time, and followed this channel too! Well the time has finally come, and I have booked my dream vacation to England & Scotland Halloween week and I wanted to know-what tour company do you work with and/or how do I make arrangements ?! It would be epic to be able to book a tour with you !!!

Thank you so much for sharing this . I grew up on Lewis so thoroughly enjoyed your trip down memory lane .👌😀🙏

thank you so much...well done!

Thanks for showing us the settlement. Very interesting and helps make more sense of my Scottish ancestory.

😂can you begin what being posted to Britain was like for a Roman soldier the weather alone must have been a total shock especially up north along that wall 🥶🥶🥶🥶