I have lived abroad for 16 years and during that time have lost both parents and sold the family home in Kincardine. Brings a tear to my eye to see the place again. In particular the drone shots where I can see my home thats now occupied by another family. Thanks sincerely for the upload.
Back in ma neck o the wilds again, Ginger man😅. You Cannae tear herself away from the Wee Coonty😂 Kincardine is a really pretty wee place and there are nice walks around Devilla and up Lookabootye to Clackmannan. My friend who comes from Kincardine calls it a village. I actually prefer it to Culross, although that is a lovely place. It's just less touristy but the old part is lovely. Good bus service too Every time I feel a bit negative about my area, one of your videos reminds me of how lucky we are in all parts of Scotland. Thanks for another great video. PS the high flats were on the big grassy patch on the way to Tulliallan, in front of the church.
Brilliant video. You can walk out to underneath the Clacks Bridge too. That wee place you saw before going under the Kincardine Bridge is supposed to be the smallest pub in Scotland. I think it holds 8 folk or so. Looking forward to your next adventure!
That part of Kincardine were U mention housing built for miners is called the Scheme they were built for people who worked in Kincardine and Longannet Power stations they had underfloor heating
U used to be able to walk the perimeter of Kincardine Power station, I don't know if the path is still open, My Nanna and Dey lived there as my Dey worked in the Power station I would visit them regularly and recognise Kilbagie Street the big white house you passed used to be a coop
Kincardine's nicer than I remembered - thank you for this good repeat visit. Please spare me your little friend's cringey accent though😀! AI obviously still has a way to go.
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I have lived abroad for 16 years and during that time have lost both parents and sold the family home in Kincardine. Brings a tear to my eye to see the place again. In particular the drone shots where I can see my home thats now occupied by another family. Thanks sincerely for the upload.
Back in ma neck o the wilds again, Ginger man😅. You Cannae tear herself away from the Wee Coonty😂 Kincardine is a really pretty wee place and there are nice walks around Devilla and up Lookabootye to Clackmannan. My friend who comes from Kincardine calls it a village. I actually prefer it to Culross, although that is a lovely place. It's just less touristy but the old part is lovely. Good bus service too Every time I feel a bit negative about my area, one of your videos reminds me of how lucky we are in all parts of Scotland. Thanks for another great video.
PS the high flats were on the big grassy patch on the way to Tulliallan, in front of the church.
Lovely wee place.
PASS THROUGH KINCARDINE REGULARLY, NICE QUAINT WEE TOWN.
Brilliant video. You can walk out to underneath the Clacks Bridge too. That wee place you saw before going under the Kincardine Bridge is supposed to be the smallest pub in Scotland. I think it holds 8 folk or so. Looking forward to your next adventure!
That part of Kincardine were U mention housing built for miners is called the Scheme they were built for people who worked in Kincardine and Longannet Power stations they had underfloor heating
U used to be able to walk the perimeter of Kincardine Power station, I don't know if the path is still open, My Nanna and Dey lived there as my Dey worked in the Power station I would visit them regularly and recognise Kilbagie Street the big white house you passed used to be a coop
Kincardine's nicer than I remembered - thank you for this good repeat visit. Please spare me your little friend's cringey accent though😀! AI obviously still has a way to go.
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