@@darlenewood9657 Where are you from? I live in Midlothian, just on the outskirts of Edinburgh. These caves are near Roslin which is a short way from me. It’s a lovely tranquil part…
@@robertthebruce-geniusofban647 I live in Pittsburgh, Pa USA. I have traveled to Scotland and seen some of the main sites around Edinburgh, Glen Trool, Stirling and Dumfries, but I’d love to come back and see more. I wasn’t studying Bruce really when I was there, so some things I’d like to take a second look at.
Any, or even all, you’re correct. There’s 3 caves in that particular chamber but that’s the one that has had his name down through the centuries. I also take into account the area of forest now, which is large and has deep gorges, and would have been much more extensive back in those days, which has an abundance of caves and rock formations, as a perfect place for hideouts.
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Finally got the chance to watch This. It's going to be good 👍
Talk about the mysterious things of Robert the Bruce, I had know idea these caves existed! Well done!
Tucked away in one of natures little pockets. An ancient and magical place going back all the way!
Amazing ❤
Fabulous and mysterious place!
Thank you.
Thank you kindly!
Great video 🎉
Thank you very much Christina, that’s hugely appreciated feedback.
@@robertthebruce-geniusofban647 your more than welcome 🤗
Makes me wish I lived in Scotland so I could commune with nature embued with such fascinating history!
@@darlenewood9657 Where are you from?
I live in Midlothian, just on the outskirts of Edinburgh. These caves are near Roslin which is a short way from me. It’s a lovely tranquil part…
You may be surprised to find how much history you have on your doorstep. All it takes is a wee bit of digging..
@@robertthebruce-geniusofban647 I live in Pittsburgh, Pa USA. I have traveled to Scotland and seen some of the main sites around Edinburgh, Glen Trool, Stirling and Dumfries, but I’d love to come back and see more. I wasn’t studying Bruce really when I was there, so some things I’d like to take a second look at.
@@darlenewood9657 fabulous area within themselves and so much more to see.
@@Andy-m3l the deeper one goes the more is uncovered.
I Love it ! Thank you
I am not Neil , I am a roommate . From Canada
I loved Ottawa when I visited there.
Them stone benches are cool. I’ll have to check that woods out. Nice one 👌🏼
They are truly amazing, some rocks are double cut into seats on both sides high up the Glen path.
@@robertthebruce-geniusofban647 that cool. I love all the mystery with the Picts as well. The stone carvings brilliant to find
@@Alexmcadam the Pictish times are fascinating! How those tribes lived there…
@@robertthebruce-geniusofban647 yeah definitely 👍🏼
It could of been any cave he hidden in.
Any, or even all, you’re correct. There’s 3 caves in that particular chamber but that’s the one that has had his name down through the centuries.
I also take into account the area of forest now, which is large and has deep gorges, and would have been much more extensive back in those days, which has an abundance of caves and rock formations, as a perfect place for hideouts.
You have a great voice for telling Scottish history love it mate . ( far better than that disgrace to scotland Neil Oliver. ) alba shaor 🏴
That’s quite the compliment and I thank you deeply for it!
I’m glad you enjoyed it. I love walking among legend just as much as the certain facts.