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The church is beautiful to me. The feeling these old churches have let you feel the struggles these people when through but still had time to to humble themselves and than God for what they do have.
The random addition of Classic FM is hilarious!! I really enjoy listening to you're friendly banter and joking - it's fun. 11 hours of editing? That's awful! The music selections are absolutely gorgeous, one of the best things about your videos. I love the new ones, but I did not tire of the old songs either.
Thank you for highlighting the sad history of the clearances. My family suffered through it, emigrated to Ireland, then on to so-called American Colony of Pennsylvania by 1770's // So happy to hear about getting the harp music!
Genghis McKhan. LOL. I'm not a religious person but it is sad that so many lovely churches across the UK are being abandoned. Some manage to find secular purposes but many are languishing in ruin. It's heart breaking because the UK landscape has been shaped by church spires. They were the hubs of communities.
Thank you so much. I love that little church - my folks and I used it every summer Sunday evening back in the early 70's, with a lovely lady playing a very wheezy harmonium! My hubby and I revisited it and signed the visitors' book a few years ago. So many memories.
I am always so pleased to see a new episode. Your channel has everything. House renovations, beautiful scenery, animals - wild and domestic, cats, classic British comedy, cookery ... and Classic FM!!
I am really cracking up every time the mic picks up the Radiostation 😂😂…always great to stroll around with you two to explore the historic sites and learn some more about Scotland…Thank you…❤❤
I loved the history lesson tonight it was amazing and Katie I know Scott probably tells you all the time, but you looked rather stunning today! I am sure he knows how lucky he is to have a truly beautiful woman in his life! Who’s also very talented at DIY!
there is NOTHING i don't like about your channel. your wit, work, weather and willingness to share your experiences and talents with the public is wonderful. pleasetake care of yourselves first....so much of what ou do has the potentialfor danger without having a camera incorporated. i do love the harp...thank you for introducing us to another excellent artist.May your every pursuit be blessed by God above.
Thanks for sharing this sad history. Some Scots went , presumably in the clearances, from Lake Lannoch tothe United States and then to Canada as Empire Loyalists and settled on the Gaspe coast of Quebec, and they had brothers still in Scotland join them. The descendants worked the land, fishing, farming, and building. Music was a comfort throughout the generations and was there through the grueling hunger of the great depression. Some descendants took up the arns of their adopted country, and the music of fiddle and bow was heard in Hong Kong late in 1941, until the not merry Christmas Day when that colony surrendered. Some still lay there forever on watch at Sai Wan cemetery. Others endured four years of slave labor in mines and shipyards,working 18 hours on a meager 300 calories a day, but the resilience in their blood kept them going until they woke up one morning in 1945 to find the prison guards fled, and hampers of real food falling on parachutes with the message that the war was over and liberation was at hand. Orher descendants such as myself endure,and now I walk the lands and paddle the water here in Cape Breton, a bastion of Gaelic culture here in Canada. But we remember our roots always, and though now our blood is mingled with that of others who sought peace and hope , we still feel a resonance deep within our souls watching your videos. What you do means so very much more than you can realize. Thank you. PS. Love the Monty Python and LOTR references.
Enjoy the bits of history very much. And I love all the small discoveries. The church is just so beautiful - would love to go and sit in the church to have my quiet time with Jesus or to read my Bible.
A note about the same music. To me, hearing the intro, the music is like a love one arriving home after a good day. New music will be nice. Not every smile is the same.
Love the banter in the cave . Think island life has sent you a bit bonkers, second thoughts I think you were daft before you got there ( in a good way of course) keep up with the lovely shots of the island in all weathers , it’s so calming in a mad , bad world 😊
Thanks for the history, the kiln, and the lovely church that would never have seen otherwise. The cave was a bit of a mystery and intriguing. Enjoyed the visit.😊
Enjoyed the story telling , & loved the music & scenery . What a very sad & hard life the people had , hard to imagine life as tough as that now . We have such an easy lifestyle now . Compared to then 🤔. Look forward to seeing your next video .
Did you notice on the wall on the cave when Katie was trying taste the water, someone had scratched their initials into the rock ? ( should have watched to the end ) ;)
Really love sharing your journey. It’s brilliant that you have been given the thumbs up to use another persons recordings, love what you have been using up to now and so glad the person has been seeing more interest. Only one slight thing, sorry, it’s just the music seemed a bit louder than before. It was more noticeable when Katie was telling us all about the clearances etc, we love the information and history and always find it interesting and Katie’s voice so calming. Xx
G'day Katie and Scott. Looks like that cave could well be man-made because there is not sufficient remnant of debris that must have originally fallen from the roof on the floor. Any debris was probably therefore removed as it was excavated and judging by fracturing evident in the surrounding stone the cave might have even been partially excavated by blasting possibly with black powder. Another method used to quarry stone and mine minerals prior to black powder being readily available could also result in the sort of fracturing visible. The earlier and far older method of excavating solid rock was to build large hot fires against stone then quench the stone with cold water to fracture it. Black Powder was not employed for peaceful purposes such as mining and road building until the late 17th century so in the absence of contrary information the cave could be that old or older. It would be interesting to know if there are any local legends regarding the origin for the cave and what they might be. Among other possibilities regarding potential uses for the cave I can easily imagine Tinkers using it as a site for camps. If that were so and it is difficult to imagine it was not the case, then suspicions regarding origins for the chicken bones are not hard to come by.
Oh no!!! The poor man...never does anything? So? Who chopped the wood? Who dug the trench around the house? And by the way...a star from a amazing TV show..should NOT work so hard....so now "we" are leaving comments about how much you should work on your own island? Soo totally opinionated....and uncalled for...enjoy your day u 2!! be warm out there
Rough ground, unstable heavy load for your barrow with a single wheel. Mine has two in a similar rocky land. Suggest, if you can find another wheel, pair them both up on either side of your barrow wheel frame.
Yes get a old tire and set the wood you're chopping inside You won't have to keep bending over and picking up all the pieces that fly out any longer most of them will stay inside the rubber tire. So much easier but less exercise for bending if you want the bending.
Thank you for including the Clearance information. My Guinne clan great grandmother and her mum were "cleared" from Clyth, on the brea, to the isle of Bute. Before migrating to Australia.
If you nail an old tire to the chopping block, then place the wood inside, it's easier to chop more at the same time and prevents the wood from falling off.
hello guys have a look at afon tirs video of what he has done with a ruined cottage ,and i mean ruined , its just the building floor space , he has made it into something special for the summer ,something for you to consider with the ruins around you
Oh Katie!! "Genghis McKhan" Too funny!! You made me spit my tea out!! Great job, keep up the great work. Love seeing your adventures. Hello from the Northwest Coast of BC.
Hello Katie and Scott Thank You for another interesting episode on your channel. I especially liked the exploration of the cave. Looking forward to the next episode.
I love all the songs you use and I think it is lovely that the two artists will allow you to use their recordings and I hope they get more traffic to their music. I find it so hilarious that classic FM is being picked up and hearing Alexander Armstrong in the background and their signature tune ha ha. That was a very sad history of the clearances it was terrible and many had suffered and had been scattered all over the world, like where I was born Rhodesia. I love your pancakes does not matter about the shape it is the taste that matters and Scott likes them so they in my opinion have passed Katie, yum yum. Wow eleven hours to edit the film I am so sorry that it took all that time but know I appreciate the time and all the hard work you both put into the videos as I am sure your Patreons and us your viewers here on you tube do, if that is any consolation. Have a lovely day and till the next time.
Another immensely enjoyable vlog and looking forward to hearing the new music catalogue. Your choice of music fits the atmosphere perfectly and has become my chill out evening viewing after the stresses of our manic lives. Keep up the good work (and the Monty Python quotes 😅). Love it!
Hi again, good 2 c u as always ; I hesitate to say I am the big kid(d), as the eldest of 4 brothers. Wish I was there, rather than Auckland NZ. Good luck with the music, tho I enjoy the present selection .. Very place identifying.
Such a lovely couple. You work hard but exude such peace. Really enjoying watching all your videos. The music is awesome! Thank you for sharing your life on that lovely island.
Great video we appreciate all the hard work, beautiful scenery, history and fun you gives us all, thanks for your editing Scott. Do you have your PO box sorted yet? I am sure house warming gifts would be sent, I know I have some to give.
Unfortunately, the money put aside for the PO Box (an astronomical £396.00 per year), had to be spent on a new fridge freezer. We will eventually sort this out, but at the ridiculous cost Royal Mail are now charging for this service it may be some time in the future.
@@TheScottishIsle Thank you for your reply. Oh, wow that's a lot of money just to get your post. 😲. A fridge freezer is more important so you can cut down in trips to the shops.
Perhaps not Genghis Kahn, but likely Attila the Hun. The Lay of Sigurd and Gudrun, an ancient Norse epic poem, mentions Attila and some of his army visiting Norway and sailing to Iceland, Ireland, and Scotland with some of the earliest Vikings.
Excellent as usual. Have you ever been to the Bone caves at Inchnadamph-----a great walk to them and fascinating opinions on their history? Highly recommend.
I know it takes a lot of effort on your end to produce so much stellar content. So thanks! Not sure if it's something you can control in your channel settings, but I am unable to give super thanks via mobile. Can do on my laptop.
I share your pain re music. The editing package I use has some, but not a great range and so many other people are using them too. I then went to using some from a UA-cam channel that specifically allows use - but UA-cam still flag it as copyright. I've since paid someone to create some backing music for me and I have usage rights.
Love your latest video, actually l enjoy all of them. Please don’t lose all the bagpipe music, but it sounds as though you will enjoy having more choice.
It is so interesting to see how much more relaxed the two of you are in front of the camera now compared to your earlier videos. I'm smiling more and more as I watch your videos these days and enjoying the humorous ways you interact with each other. The radio channel popping in is also quite hilarious too. In addition, I appreciate the history lessons you share with us, as well as, the lovely photos and footage of your unique home and beautiful island.
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The church is beautiful to me. The feeling these old churches have let you feel the struggles these people when through but still had time to to humble themselves and than God for what they do have.
The random addition of Classic FM is hilarious!! I really enjoy listening to you're friendly banter and joking - it's fun. 11 hours of editing? That's awful!
The music selections are absolutely gorgeous, one of the best things about your videos. I love the new ones, but I did not tire of the old songs either.
Thank you for highlighting the sad history of the clearances. My family suffered through it, emigrated to Ireland, then on to so-called American Colony of Pennsylvania by 1770's // So happy to hear about getting the harp music!
I love how Katie deadpans her jokes. Too funny!
Genghis McKhan. LOL.
I'm not a religious person but it is sad that so many lovely churches across the UK are being abandoned. Some manage to find secular purposes but many are languishing in ruin. It's heart breaking because the UK landscape has been shaped by church spires. They were the hubs of communities.
Thank you so much. I love that little church - my folks and I used it every summer Sunday evening back in the early 70's, with a lovely lady playing a very wheezy harmonium! My hubby and I revisited it and signed the visitors' book a few years ago. So many memories.
@@Yosef_Morrison I'm afraid I don't know why. It is a bit strange.
I want my own island to escape the insanity of the world. You have a beautiful place, peace and tranquility. Thank you for the videos of your plight.
I am always so pleased to see a new episode. Your channel has everything. House renovations, beautiful scenery, animals - wild and domestic, cats, classic British comedy, cookery ... and Classic FM!!
Thank you. 😊
Genghis McKhan hahahaha. Love your humor!
I am really cracking up every time the mic picks up the Radiostation 😂😂…always great to stroll around with you two to explore the historic sites and learn some more about Scotland…Thank you…❤❤
I loved the history lesson tonight it was amazing and Katie I know Scott probably tells you all the time, but you looked rather stunning today! I am sure he knows how lucky he is to have a truly beautiful woman in his life! Who’s also very talented at DIY!
there is NOTHING i don't like about your channel. your wit, work, weather and willingness to share your experiences and talents with the public is wonderful. pleasetake care of yourselves first....so much of what ou do has the potentialfor danger without having a camera incorporated. i do love the harp...thank you for introducing us to another excellent artist.May your every pursuit be blessed by God above.
Scott's a funny guy, great since of humour, he's Northern of course he is..😅
Thanks for sharing this sad history.
Some Scots went , presumably in the clearances, from Lake Lannoch tothe United States and then to Canada as Empire Loyalists and settled on the Gaspe coast of Quebec, and they had brothers still in Scotland join them. The descendants worked the land, fishing, farming, and building. Music was a comfort throughout the generations and was there through the grueling hunger of the great depression. Some descendants took up the arns of their adopted country, and the music of fiddle and bow was heard in Hong Kong late in 1941, until the not merry Christmas Day when that colony surrendered. Some still lay there forever on watch at Sai Wan cemetery. Others endured four years of slave labor in mines and shipyards,working 18 hours on a meager 300 calories a day, but the resilience in their blood kept them going until they woke up one morning in 1945 to find the prison guards fled, and hampers of real food falling on parachutes with the message that the war was over and liberation was at hand.
Orher descendants such as myself endure,and now I walk the lands and paddle the water here in Cape Breton, a bastion of Gaelic culture here in Canada. But we remember our roots always, and though now our blood is mingled with that of others who sought peace and hope , we still feel a resonance deep within our souls watching your videos. What you do means so very much more than you can realize. Thank you.
PS. Love the Monty Python and LOTR references.
Thank you very much, this is an accolade indeed. Kx
Enjoy the bits of history very much. And I love all the small discoveries. The church is just so beautiful - would love to go and sit in the church to have my quiet time with Jesus or to read my Bible.
I can't stop laughing about Genghis McKhan! Ya gotta pay attention so you don't miss the snippets of humor on this channel.
A note about the same music. To me, hearing the intro, the music is like a love one arriving home after a good day. New music will be nice. Not every smile is the same.
The theme tune will stay the same. Kx
Like a finely aged cheddar. Spot on. What an odd pairing you two have, so charming in your differences and very entertaining I must say.
Another gorgeous sunset Mr. Editor! Just lovely!
It's called the child within, nor the big kid lol. Love you both, Love your program and thanks to Lily.
You two are so funny, I love your banter, and the history lessons, and the scenery, and your banter. Such awesome subtle humour. Alberta, Canada.
I saw #26 a couple weeks ago and starting at the beginning watched every episode. Love your videos and the variety of content. Very well done!
Thank you!
Love the banter in the cave . Think island life has sent you a bit bonkers, second thoughts I think you were daft before you got there ( in a good way of course) keep up with the lovely shots of the island in all weathers , it’s so calming in a mad , bad world 😊
Thanks for the history, the kiln, and the lovely church that would never have seen otherwise. The cave was a bit of a mystery and intriguing. Enjoyed the visit.😊
Genghis MacKhan - another bloody Scottish ancestor. Thanks for elucidating that lost history, Katie.
I'm a bit late to the premiere party tonight. Great news about the harpist's catalogue!
Lovely! You both have such a wonderful sense of humor!
Genghis McKahn, I literally LOL, great sense of humor. Loved the video.
Excellent addition! Ye will likely never read this, but that harper is absolutely excellent!
Her name's Lily Neill, you can hear all her work here: www.youtube.com/@lilyneill8169
I love the cave exploration! 😊
Awesome vlog.
That is so good you have permission to use their music 🎶. I do love the music 🎵 in the beginning and ending of your videos:)
Enjoyed the story telling , & loved the music & scenery . What a very sad & hard life the people had , hard to imagine life as tough as that now . We have such an easy lifestyle now . Compared to then 🤔. Look forward to seeing your next video .
Ghenghis Mc Khan was hilarious - don’t let hubby get away with knocking your humour 😊😊😊
I wasn't knocking it. My reaction was a purposefully used comedic technique to extract more humour out of the joke.
Did you notice on the wall on the cave when Katie was trying taste the water, someone had scratched their initials into the rock ? ( should have watched to the end ) ;)
Really love sharing your journey. It’s brilliant that you have been given the thumbs up to use another persons recordings, love what you have been using up to now and so glad the person has been seeing more interest. Only one slight thing, sorry, it’s just the music seemed a bit louder than before. It was more noticeable when Katie was telling us all about the clearances etc, we love the information and history and always find it interesting and Katie’s voice so calming. Xx
I must say, you're pretty good at that chopping... 😊🪵🪓👍
G'day Katie and Scott.
Looks like that cave could well be man-made because there is not sufficient remnant of debris that must have originally fallen from the roof on the floor.
Any debris was probably therefore removed as it was excavated and judging by fracturing evident in the surrounding stone the cave might have even been partially excavated by blasting possibly with black powder.
Another method used to quarry stone and mine minerals prior to black powder being readily available could also result in the sort of fracturing visible.
The earlier and far older method of excavating solid rock was to build large hot fires against stone then quench the stone with cold water to fracture it.
Black Powder was not employed for peaceful purposes such as mining and road building until the late 17th century so in the absence of contrary information the cave could be that old or older.
It would be interesting to know if there are any local legends regarding the origin for the cave and what they might be.
Among other possibilities regarding potential uses for the cave I can easily imagine Tinkers using it as a site for camps.
If that were so and it is difficult to imagine it was not the case, then suspicions regarding origins for the chicken bones are not hard to come by.
It's so good to see you both again and the house is coming along well
Aaaaw...that music...that view.......absolutely joy for the soul!! Have an amazing week-end you two!!!!!
Oh no!!! The poor man...never does anything? So? Who chopped the wood? Who dug the trench around the house? And by the way...a star from a amazing TV show..should NOT work so hard....so now "we" are leaving comments about how much you should work on your own island? Soo totally opinionated....and uncalled for...enjoy your day u 2!! be warm out there
🙋♀️❤️ Your videos are always beautiful and fascinating!
Classic FM cam propper made me chuckle 😄
Rough ground, unstable heavy load for your barrow with a single wheel. Mine has two in a similar rocky land. Suggest, if you can find another wheel, pair them both up on either side of your barrow wheel frame.
Your Genghis McKahn comment made me laugh! And that cave made my imagination go to wild places!
That bit of metal in the Trolls cave is what I would call .. a ruddy great nail!!!! 😂 BTW … you two…. bonkers! 😂
Yes get a old tire and set the wood you're chopping inside You won't have to keep bending over and picking up all the pieces that fly out any longer most of them will stay inside the rubber tire. So much easier but less exercise for bending if you want the bending.
Always love your history storytelling. I love the music and excited to hear the new music. Love to you both and this channel 🤗🤗
So pleased you are able to feature some local music and musicians!
You must be an incredibly intelligent woman. I enjoy listening to you talk 🥹
"But I just want to sing..."😆
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE you guys running into the radio station!!! That is SO cool!
Thank you for including the Clearance information. My Guinne clan great grandmother and her mum were "cleared" from Clyth, on the brea, to the isle of Bute. Before migrating to Australia.
If you nail an old tire to the chopping block, then place the wood inside, it's easier to chop more at the same time and prevents the wood from falling off.
Ace Ventura was not what I was expecting! Amazing Katie.
I thought it was the 'Spanish Inquisition' that no-one expects...
I for one would never get tierd of your choice of music new or old.Cant think of a more appropreate sound track to your videos.
Many more titles to choose from and differing versions of what we have already used. It's a win/win!
hello guys have a look at afon tirs video of what he has done with a ruined cottage ,and i mean ruined , its just the building floor space , he has made it into something special for the summer ,something for you to consider with the ruins around you
Yes, we like his channel! Kx
Oh Katie!! "Genghis McKhan" Too funny!! You made me spit my tea out!! Great job, keep up the great work. Love seeing your adventures. Hello from the Northwest Coast of BC.
Thank you for the history. Of Scotland. Why don't you build yourself a table for your shop. ? Think you could do it. Scotland is beautiful.
Hello Katie and Scott Thank You for another interesting episode on your channel. I especially liked the exploration of the cave. Looking forward to the next episode.
I love all the songs you use and I think it is lovely that the two artists will allow you to use their recordings and I hope they get more traffic to their music. I find it so hilarious that classic FM is being picked up and hearing Alexander Armstrong in the background and their signature tune ha ha. That was a very sad history of the clearances it was terrible and many had suffered and had been scattered all over the world, like where I was born Rhodesia. I love your pancakes does not matter about the shape it is the taste that matters and Scott likes them so they in my opinion have passed Katie, yum yum. Wow eleven hours to edit the film I am so sorry that it took all that time but know I appreciate the time and all the hard work you both put into the videos as I am sure your Patreons and us your viewers here on you tube do, if that is any consolation. Have a lovely day and till the next time.
After all your adventuring, you two might consider writing funny mysteries.
Hearing the music attracted me to you channel at the beginnng.
Great to hear we've got that right. Thank you! Kx
I love that you've gotten more music for the channel, but I don't mind hearing O'Carolan's tunes over & over. :)
Many thanks for another interesting video especially the cave part. I’ll stop and check it out next time I visit your area.
Another immensely enjoyable vlog and looking forward to hearing the new music catalogue. Your choice of music fits the atmosphere perfectly and has become my chill out evening viewing after the stresses of our manic lives. Keep up the good work (and the Monty Python quotes 😅). Love it!
Hi again, good 2 c u as always ; I hesitate to say I am the big kid(d), as the eldest of 4 brothers. Wish I was there, rather than Auckland NZ. Good luck with the music, tho I enjoy the present selection .. Very place identifying.
You won't notice too much difference - it'll be the same sort of vibe and tunes we play. 😀 Kx
Such a lovely couple. You work hard but exude such peace. Really enjoying watching all your videos. The music is awesome! Thank you for sharing your life on that lovely island.
"Ghengis Mc Khan" ... had me chuckling and chortling all the way thru until "Is that the Balrog theme?"
Glad to hear you're enjoying the vids! Kx
Strange light at 23.42 😳
Loved the video 🤗
I really enjoy your channel, it seems I always have a smile on my face as I watch, thank you for that 😊
Great video we appreciate all the hard work, beautiful scenery, history and fun you gives us all, thanks for your editing Scott. Do you have your PO box sorted yet? I am sure house warming gifts would be sent, I know I have some to give.
Unfortunately, the money put aside for the PO Box (an astronomical £396.00 per year), had to be spent on a new fridge freezer. We will eventually sort this out, but at the ridiculous cost Royal Mail are now charging for this service it may be some time in the future.
@@TheScottishIsle Thank you for your reply. Oh, wow that's a lot of money just to get your post. 😲. A fridge freezer is more important so you can cut down in trips to the shops.
I enjoy watching your videos
Nicely varied content, I really appreciate the effort and dedication that goes into making these vlogs.
Thank-you. That's very much appreciated.
Genghis Mc Khan! Best. Comment. Ever! Made me giggle
Perhaps not Genghis Kahn, but likely Attila the Hun. The Lay of Sigurd and Gudrun, an ancient Norse epic poem, mentions Attila and some of his army visiting Norway and sailing to Iceland, Ireland, and Scotland with some of the earliest Vikings.
I always hear “….a frugal and sinfiul life….” 😂
Genghis Khan. Loved it.
The cave was so fascinating!
Excellent as usual. Have you ever been to the Bone caves at Inchnadamph-----a great walk to them and fascinating opinions on their history? Highly recommend.
Never heard of them before...but polar bears? Good grief!! Thanks for the tip; interesting reading! Kx
Love your humor :)
You two are funny. X
Beautiful music!
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You're damned good chopping wood Scott!
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Thanks!
I know it takes a lot of effort on your end to produce so much stellar content. So thanks! Not sure if it's something you can control in your channel settings, but I am unable to give super thanks via mobile. Can do on my laptop.
Thanks, Mark! We appreciate ya! We don't have control over it, I'm afraid. One for YT to iron out... Kx
Fab video xx The lime would have been used to fertilise the fields for crops xx We have the same all around Pembrokeshire x
You're right, they limed the fields with it, too! Kx
Lovely old church,good video
Very interesting
I can hear in your commentary that you are of Christian faith? What a great purpose you have in this generation. Bless you both.
I share your pain re music. The editing package I use has some, but not a great range and so many other people are using them too. I then went to using some from a UA-cam channel that specifically allows use - but UA-cam still flag it as copyright.
I've since paid someone to create some backing music for me and I have usage rights.
Love your latest video, actually l enjoy all of them. Please don’t lose all the bagpipe music, but it sounds as though you will enjoy having more choice.
We won't get rid of them! It's the harp music we'll have more choice with. Kx
Enjoyed that visit to the main land
Great work as always
Gengis McCann bahahaha! You keep me rollin girl! Thank you for another great episode and congratulations on the music🎉
I dig those little churches. Who performs upkeep on them? Any churchyards which need mending?
I think the diocese does it all...not entirely sure!
The clearings were the readon my Fathers family came to US.
Pity you didn't leave a motion camera at the cave to see if it was very drunk trolls or a balrog. Would've been nice to know. 😁
Ghengis McKhan!!! 😆
It is so interesting to see how much more relaxed the two of you are in front of the camera now compared to your earlier videos. I'm smiling more and more as I watch your videos these days and enjoying the humorous ways you interact with each other. The radio channel popping in is also quite hilarious too. In addition, I appreciate the history lessons you share with us, as well as, the lovely photos and footage of your unique home and beautiful island.