The bastion of Loch Ness - the amazing Urquhart Castle.
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2020
- A beautiful day out on Loch Ness and a visit to Urquhart Castle, one of the largest ruined castles in Scotland. Come on this tour and see the castle in all its glory. The castle dates from the 12th to the 17th Century and was destroyed by the Clan who were holding the castle for the King.
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Been to loch Ness nothing seen. Nice scenery.
Hi Rainkatt, I also visited around that time - no smart visitors' centre or cooked lunch and it was fun sharing the ruin with some sheep. All changed now. I also recall visiting Culloden Battlefield around the same time and it was the same, no facilities and a wooden hut where an old boy took a small sum of money for entry. Those were the days! :)
My grandma was an Urquhart of the same family. I'll visit one day. Thanks for the video!
I do hope you get there Whippy, it is a magical place.
I can see the Trebuchet us still there! Been a few years now since I was there. 🙋🏴🇮🇪
Yes, I'm pleased to see they have retained it here. Good film inside the visitor centre to see how it is used.
Thank you for filming this. It was so informative and well done. I look forward to hearing more from you.
I was just there... nice place
Me too 😅
Thank you for sharing 😊
A very informative video
We love visiting the Loch Ness area but we are unable to visit Urquhart castle as it's not dog friendly, so we loved this
Morgs Jo and Boo 🐕
John I am really enjoying your videos I look forward to more.
I visited back in 1975, there was no modern anything then, only the ruins and sheep. I remember sitting on those lower walls and eating a cold meatpie 🥧😊
My friend and I missed the last bus back to Inverness and had to hitchhike back 😂
Hi Rainkatt, I also visited around that time - no smart visitors' centre or cooked lunch and it was fun sharing the ruin with some sheep. All changed now. I also recall visiting Culloden Battlefield around the same time and it was the same, no facilities and a wooden hut where an old boy took a small sum of money for entry. Those were the days! :)
@exclusivescottishvisits4757 I also remember an old caravan up top where you would park. It was a gift shop, a young, good looking man in a kilt sold items. I still have the pewter Nessie keybob I bought there!
@@rainkatt Yep, I have a Nessie ceramic model! Comes in 4 pieces, you know, humps a neck and tail. By the way if you are a Podcast listener, I do the 'Unique Scotland' Podcasts all over Scotlnad. Enjoy.
@@exclusivescottishvisits4757 how do I connect to your podcasts? Would love to listen!
Search on any Platform for ‘Unique Scotland’ or listen through UA-cam. Happy listening and look forward to hearing how you got on. Regards, John
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.....hmmm, always thought that Nessie was a family pet that got away...rather like the legends of crocodiles in the New York sewers...
John, love your videos....however i have to pick up on a pronunciation problem, Lock (Loch) :)