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The Megalithic Trio 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 | Exploring The Lundin Links Standing Stones |
Welcome to the Lundin Links Standing Stones. A trio of giant megalithic stones in the middle of a golf course. The huge megaliths stand between 14 to 17 feet tall. Crookedly shaped and made of sandstone, the pillars are believed to date back to the Bronze age, around the 2nd millennium BCE. Legend holds that the site was used by the Druids for ancient rituals.
Druidic rituals or not, this ancient site is well worth the visit and highlights once more the question of why and who exactly were the people who erected monoliths such as these silent sentinels that still guard our landscapes.
Join me on another fascinating journey through time.
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A Brief History 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 | Exploring The Glasgow Necropolis |
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The Glasgow Necropolis is a Victorian cemetery in Glasgow, Scotland. It is on a low but very prominent hill to the east of Glasgow Cathedral. Fifty thousand individuals are believed to have been buried here. Typical for the period, only a small percentage are named on monuments and not every grave has a stone. Approximately 3,500 monuments exist here. A modern cemetery of a very ancient design....
The CURSE Of The Clava Cairns! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 | Exploring Balnuaran Of Clava |
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Discover one of Scotland’s most evocative prehistoric sites - the exceptional remains of an ancient cemetery, set on a terrace above the River Nairn just outside the city of Inverness. The Highlands of Scotland are shrouded in myths and stories of ancient guardians who protect the sacred sites and burial mounds of our dead ancestors. The area surrounding Inverness is particularly rich in legend...
GIANT Stone Of The Druids, An Ancient Judge 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 | Exploring The Clochoderick Stone |
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The Clochoderick Stone is a logan stone (or rocking stone), large stones that are so finely balanced that the application of just a small force causes them to rock. They are found throughout the world. Some are man-made megaliths, but others are natural erratics, often left by glaciers. Logan Stones are known in Scotland sometimes as clach-bràth. They marked locations where Scottish open-air co...
HUMAN BONES?! Found in Famous UNSEEN Medieval DUNGEON! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 | Exploring Innes Chonnel |
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Innis Chonnel Castle in Scotland, also known as Ardchonnel Castle, was one of the earliest Campbell strongholds, certainly from as early as 1308 until the present day. The massive walls of Innis Chonnel crown the rocky southwestern end of a small island half way down the eastern shore of Loch Awe. The island and the adjacent shore are now heavily wooded, as they would not have been in the time ...
A Stone Of Two Faiths 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 | Exploring The Shandwick Stone (a.k.a Clach a’ Charraidh) |
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What makes the Shandwick Stone so fascinating is that it shows new meeting old; new in the form of Christian symbols and 'old' in the form of traditional Pictish pagan symbols. It was carved at a time when the Picts were newly converted to Christianity but their pagan art and traditions remained. Both are shown in the beautifully crafted carvings on the Shandwick Stone. The Shandwick Stone's Ga...
Inside An Ancient ROMAN TEMPLE In Portugal 🇵🇹 | Exploring The Roman Ruins Of Milreu |
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Situated 900m west of Estói, these Roman villa ruins are so large and grand that they were initially thought to have been a town. The villa, inhabited from the 1st century AD now lies in ruins. The highlight is the temple devoted to a water deity and the fish mosaics around a former central pool. At the entrance of the site lies a small museum with a scale model of the temple in its glory days....
Solo DEEP In A Druidic Forrest Of Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 | Exploring The Machar Standing Stones |
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The Macher Stones of Scotland are of Neolithic origin and are said to be Druidical Remains. The Druids were the keepers of ancient knowledge and wisdom. They were a feared priestly class of the Celtic tribes in Britain, Ireland and Europe during the Iron Age. Ancient Greek and Roman chroniclers maintained the Druids enjoyed a superior status as priests, judges, seers, healers, sorcerers, astron...
ACTIVE VOLCANO In The Canary Islands 🇪🇸 | Exploring Mount Tiede |
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Before the 1496 Spanish colonization of Tenerife, the native Guanches referred to a powerful figure living in the volcano named Guayota. It was a sacred mountain for the aboriginal Guanches, so it was considered a mythological mountain, as Mount Olympus was to the ancient Greeks. During an eruption, it was customary for the Guanches to light bonfires to scare off Guayota. The Guanches believed ...
The MOST Significant Site in Scottish History! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 | Exploring Cairnpapple Hill |
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The Galabraes Standing stone is an ancient signpost to the 5000-year-old ritual site called Cairnpapple Hill in Bathgate, Scotland. Neolithic rituals began here around 3500 BC. As one of Scotland's most important pre-historic sites, it gives a glimpse into the past like none other. People from all over the world gathered here to perform rituals, bury their dead and leave their markings as a sig...
Exploring The DISPUTED 🇪🇸 | Pyramids Of Güímar | On The Canary Islands, Spain
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Güímar is a town in the south of Tenerife, where six of the pyramids are to be found. They are safely housed today in the Ethnographic Park, which was set up by the explorer Thor Heyerdahl. The Norwegian adventurer thought the constructions were similar to other stepped pyramids he had seen on his past travels. He theorized that they had been built at a time when people were traversing the ocea...
Scotland's Hero William Wallace CAPTURED & BETRAYED In This Very Spot! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 | Robroyston Site |
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The year was 1305 and Scottish hero William Wallace would spend his final few moments as a free man on the fields of Robroyston before being ruthlessly captured and betrayed by his own men. He was then taken to London to be made an example of by King Edward I of England who had him hung, drawn, and quartered. A monument now lies to commemorate the event and pay tribute to the life and legend of...

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  • @janice506
    @janice506 2 місяці тому

    Anyone visiting Scotland has to go to Stirling castle it’s so much better than Edinburgh

  • @colleensgotcha
    @colleensgotcha 2 місяці тому

    That was so cool! I love things like this!!! We in America don't have cool things like that! Thanks for sharing!

  • @scottw.3258
    @scottw.3258 2 місяці тому

    The sad fact is, there is absolutely no way to tie Wallace to that well, or that particular memorial site. All we know is that Wallace was betrayed by Menteith in Rab Rae. We don't know for certain the exact location. What we, today have to remember is, the Georgians, and more so the Victorians romanticised Scottish history to within an inch of its life. That memorial site is no doubt where an old dwelling stood, and from what i've researched, and understand, it was probably the oldest dwelling in place, and so was assumed to be where Wallace slept. In regards the Well, it's obviously a spring, which would've been used by countless folk over the centuries. Did Wallace drink from it? Perhaps, but there's absolutely no way of confirming if he did or not. It is sad that so much of what we learned at school and what we're told of Scottish history, by authorities, such as city, or district councils, is just sheer conjecture, and as i mentioned was the imagination of primarily, the Victorians. I would honestly urge people interested in Scottish history to research and research again, cross-reference everything to try and find some common ground in accounts and reports.

  • @maireadrochford3579
    @maireadrochford3579 2 місяці тому

    Thanks for this very informative video. It's ridiculous tht not enough is done to show our history.

  • @mannkris1
    @mannkris1 2 місяці тому

    Wallace was captured by Scots at Robroyston, he was then handed over to the English.

  • @alastair6356
    @alastair6356 4 місяці тому

    Interesting I never knew of the second stone or stump existed , local folk law has the Galabraes stone being a marker to commenorate the battle of Bowden which is no far from this site. Ravenscrag burial cairn is closer than Carinpapple to the Galabraes stone. A possible Druid temple is just of the main road that goes past Cockleroy hill fort which has cup markings not far from the summit. Just above Williamscraigs holiday homes there is another standing stone. All over the Carinpapple burial mound are laylines, easy detectable with dowsing rods . This is the magical land of the Goddodin most of the important sites in the ancient landscape are visible from this site. The way you went up on the Bathgate side there is a echo not far from the top which I suspect was one of the reason why this was chosen as a ritual site. The ancient people prehaps thinking the ancestors where joining in chanting etc. The Knock is a possible Druid platform which is also visible for Carinpapple. On building the new car park behind the Beecraigs visitor centre archeologists discovered the remains of a wooden posted circle unfortunately they built over it which was a wasted opportunity to recreate this site . Again I enjoyed this programme tremendously. Keep them coming. 🤩👍.

  • @alastair6356
    @alastair6356 4 місяці тому

    This again was a ancient druid site for worship of the moon before the arrival of St Kentigern. The druid well is next to the Tenants brewery the drygate is where the druid priest cult are said to have carried out their rituals. Again a good programme. 🤩👍

  • @alastair6356
    @alastair6356 4 місяці тому

    Really enjoyed this I didint know anything about this and wil have tol visit this site. A good programme for the future would be the serpents mound meigle Skelmorlie a druid platform supposedly for sacrifice. I can find nothing on except the original archaeological report a programme on this would be great.🤩👍

  • @BitStory10
    @BitStory10 4 місяці тому

    👍

  • @grim6107
    @grim6107 5 місяців тому

    Nicely presented !! “ the perils of Adventure “ !! I like that 😂

  • @MrHaig89
    @MrHaig89 5 місяців тому

    Excellent mate. 👍 to think 4000 years they've been there and ye can still see them. In that landscape it's like a vist back in time.

  • @MrHaig89
    @MrHaig89 5 місяців тому

    You going to be making more videos mate?

    • @sentientscrollexpedition
      @sentientscrollexpedition 5 місяців тому

      Thanks for the comments mate and yes a new one is out very soon, if you change the notification bell/subscribe button to 'All' it will let you know when it's released! 🙂

    • @MrHaig89
      @MrHaig89 5 місяців тому

      @@sentientscrollexpedition excellent. 👍. Videos are belters

  • @MrHaig89
    @MrHaig89 5 місяців тому

    Good video. Very well documented. I was there today. (30th March 24) I noticed the road running along side the site seemed to pass through the stone circle of the southwest cairn. Either that or the road was there 1st and the accient people stratigically placed the stones across the road.. (doubt it) Either way interesting place.

  • @anvilbrunner.2013
    @anvilbrunner.2013 6 місяців тому

    I've wanted to see in there for years. Thanks for sharing lads.

  • @randomvintagefilm273
    @randomvintagefilm273 6 місяців тому

    Were those human bones in that dungeon? I can't imagine how hard it was to build that.

  • @ALehrer-s8f
    @ALehrer-s8f 6 місяців тому

    waaaaay cool 🌊

  • @ALehrer-s8f
    @ALehrer-s8f 6 місяців тому

    that has got to be one of the most majestic places i've seen. ☁️

  • @geoffhunter7704
    @geoffhunter7704 6 місяців тому

    The Campbells to give them their real name MacnaCaillien Sons of the Great Colin have been possession of the Lands of Lochawe since the late 12th C the surname Campbell is actually a nickname Wrymouth or Twisted Mouth applied to the Chiefs.

  • @kevinbrum9940
    @kevinbrum9940 8 місяців тому

    I live in Moray and go there a lot love the place. You should also go to Kilmartin ,you were close to it in loch Awe.

  • @RighAlban
    @RighAlban 8 місяців тому

    Renound clan of Scotland, aye renound as traitors, turncoats for English gold, still a good vid though 👍

  • @harryp7359
    @harryp7359 9 місяців тому

    Enjoyed that brother,I am going to tenerife on the 19th of December hoping to go there on the winter solstice..do they align with the sunrise or the sunset on the 21st would you know??

  • @scorpiobbyx
    @scorpiobbyx 9 місяців тому

    stunning place

  • @BiblTechTales34
    @BiblTechTales34 9 місяців тому

    God bless you 😇

  • @ThePathofWisdom23
    @ThePathofWisdom23 10 місяців тому

    Thanks for the video Dude

  • @johngibson1256
    @johngibson1256 10 місяців тому

    It is also speculated that the Druids were Romans that came here before the Empire. They infiltrated our tribal communities and our ancient Celtic Spirituality and Church. They discovered we had gold and other riches. Soon we were to be Colonized by scum.. The rest is common knowledge sadly enough. The Popery continues right up to the current day much to our detriment. Slainte mhath..

  • @richardmathews6236
    @richardmathews6236 10 місяців тому

    The subtitles are hilariously wrong.

  • @amberconfield2051
    @amberconfield2051 11 місяців тому

    👏🏼👏🏼

  • @FawadKhan-j9r1z
    @FawadKhan-j9r1z Рік тому

    Who else wants to visit the clava cairns after watching this?

  • @BitStory10
    @BitStory10 Рік тому

    Thank you once more for sharing this video.❤

  • @SaeedUlhaq-bh1ps
    @SaeedUlhaq-bh1ps Рік тому

    Thank you all for showing amazing heritage. Good efforts

  • @ZayanFragrances
    @ZayanFragrances Рік тому

    Great job and good video!

  • @annetteconant7210
    @annetteconant7210 Рік тому

    Thank you! I was at the clava cairns in late 2008 but have lost my pics. so i experience them again vicariously thru you!

  • @folomba
    @folomba Рік тому

    Wow, cool walking! I like to walking too.

  • @maureenglynn8386
    @maureenglynn8386 Рік тому

    Very interesting!

  • @HyperWings5
    @HyperWings5 Рік тому

    It was awesome to watch the video.

  • @alanwerner8563
    @alanwerner8563 Рік тому

    sorry, brother. Very hard to understand you. A very beautiful spot though certainly.

    • @sentientscrollexpedition
      @sentientscrollexpedition Рік тому

      I understand, I try my best but sometimes the Scottish accent gets in the way 😂 thanks for the comment.

    • @iahelcathartesaura3887
      @iahelcathartesaura3887 Рік тому

      ​​​@@sentientscrollexpedition Your accent is not 'in the way'! You're fine as is! People should get used to your accent over time, their ears need to change - not you 🙂👍👏 This native of North Carolina mountains & a US American of Scots-Irish and other origins says people need to become more sophisticated in being able to hear, not have everything handed to them on a silver platter. Time to expand our minds, gain sophisticated ways of taking in what we hear, exercise ourselves... not make everyone else adjust our narrowness! 😅 LOVE YOUR VIDEO! (my favorite TV show of all time is Hamish McBeth 😁)

    • @iahelcathartesaura3887
      @iahelcathartesaura3887 Рік тому

      You hearing that, mate? 😳😄👍

    • @kevinbrum9940
      @kevinbrum9940 8 місяців тому

      What he was very easy to understand

  • @Mill798
    @Mill798 Рік тому

    Loved your video, used to live in Inverness and visited the cairns a lot. Always felt someone was watching every time I walked round also you can hear a quiet hum from the stones. Quartz in ancient times meant enlightenment and can be used in meditation. I think ancient people knew a lot more than we do now. Great channel ❤

    • @sentientscrollexpedition
      @sentientscrollexpedition Рік тому

      I agree mate, they certainly seem to have acknowledged something that we don’t really incorporate into our modern lives today. That’s why I make the videos to try bring light to stuff like this and show people sites that otherwise, they might not be aware of. Thanks for comment mate, means the world 🙂

    • @Mill798
      @Mill798 Рік тому

      Keep going and visit Skye!!

  • @amberconfield2051
    @amberconfield2051 Рік тому

    Very cool! Would love to see it lit up in winter, charge the quartz

  • @scorpiobbyx
    @scorpiobbyx Рік тому

    looks really peaceful

  • @scorpiobbyx
    @scorpiobbyx Рік тому

    how many people do you reckon are buried in this site?

    • @sentientscrollexpedition
      @sentientscrollexpedition Рік тому

      Hundreds if not thousands, it was used by many different generations of tribes for millennia.

  • @vladriot510
    @vladriot510 Рік тому

    Thank u for showing this :)

  • @twe73jr
    @twe73jr Рік тому

    The Bible speaks of Giants. I believe the story, imagine if we knew it all. Beautiful countryside, I am of Scottish heritage also, among others. Nice video, thanks.

  • @scorpiobbyx
    @scorpiobbyx Рік тому

    very cool!

  • @tony-3679
    @tony-3679 Рік тому

    We have to move on brother

    • @janice506
      @janice506 2 місяці тому

      It’s our history & should never be forgotten no matter how uncomfortable it is

  • @Glenrofl
    @Glenrofl Рік тому

    10/10 content again sir

  • @grim6107
    @grim6107 Рік тому

    Good vlog !! Nice bike !!!

  • @tonyshingler104
    @tonyshingler104 Рік тому

    If only we could go back in time to see who in the past have touched that stone, from the Stone Age, Iron Age, medieval.

  • @tonyshingler104
    @tonyshingler104 Рік тому

    As an Englishman I find it hard to understand why this is not treasured by the Scottish government, I will certainly visit this year when I plan to do the 500 K, without your video I wouldn’t have known it was there, great video.👏👏

  • @IanLawrie-l9q
    @IanLawrie-l9q Рік тому

    Awesome! Great video and place. 👍👏👌

  • @kyleoband
    @kyleoband Рік тому

    Favourite Ep so far, love the outro from the boys on the boat🚣‍♂ castle looks very spooky/class 🏰👻