Ballochmyle rock carvings

a very interesting location off the beaten track. Ballochmyle rock carvings in East Ayrshire

[@davidmckean6521]

VERY interesting. Thanks. Saw similar cup carvings on Orkney this past October.

[@OurHistoryYourstory]

Loved my visit to Orkney a few years ago.was meant to go back when the pandemic hit. Hopefully I'll get back one day

[@gedwinblueguthrie8437]

Thank you for sharing. Great to learn a bit of Ayrshire history that l may never have found out about.

[@OurHistoryYourstory]

Your most welcome am glad you enjoyed the video

[@waynekerrgoodstyle]

You're really getting about these days, Nice to see another video. Have a Happy Near Year.

[@OurHistoryYourstory]

Thank you Wayne,I try to get about not always possible. Managed to fit it in whilst visiting some relative's in Ayr. Happy new year to you and your family

[@burningsandsexploration3711]

Good video! Have a Happy New Year!

[@OurHistoryYourstory]

Happy new year

[@ralphelsdale7818]

Alan, you don't want people "coming after you" in East Ayrshire.

[@56harryt]

Are these definitely rock carvings?? The look like sedimentary rock markings from a one time sea bed

[@OurHistoryYourstory]

From what iv read there have been numerous scans and studies that all show that they are carvings

[@eckypooh50]

Carvings... the clue is they are going the opposite way to the layers...

[@OurHistoryYourstory]

@@eckypooh50 that certainly makes sense

[@peterlyall9909]

Great as always Alan, possibly an early darts championship, or spaceship design. Happy New year all. Px

[@OurHistoryYourstory]

@@peterlyall9909 thank you Peter all the best for 2022