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@@LarryBees 32 videos created from this trip. Each location/video explains the history of each landmark/site. The drone footage on this trip wasn't filmed with the new drone but still managed to get some good shots. I can assure you I didn't feel that fit once it got to day 5 🤣

Lucky I only had one day of light misty rain out of the whole 5 day trip

Thanks Ervin just wish I'd sent the drone up more while on this trip. Fife has some lovely areas.

i'm not sure

It's right by the beach as well

Thanks mate

Many thanks Ervin.

Cheers Ervin. Legend!

Nice one Big Stooz. It was a good day, lots of fun filming it. There are plenty more stair sets that I found since so I may make another urban downhill video soon

and to think their efforts were in vain as I didn't even use the handrail when I walked it.

Thanks Ervin. It was the first time taking the new drone for a flight. The camera definitely makes a difference.

Thanks Mr.Bees

Its a great place

It's one of the better castles I've visited

The cave was originally called “Devil's Arse” due to the flatulence-like sounds that emanate from within the caverns, the name was changed in 1880 to “Peak Cavern” in order to avoid causing the then visiting Queen Victoria any offence. There are many caves in the area, of these Treak Cliff & Blue John Cavern I personally feel are better caves to visit.

Keep being Rad yourself! 👍

It is! Even better views from the very top.

It was a good day with a nice community atmosphere. Thanks to everyone who came together to organize it.

Thanks mate. Always a pleasure 😊

Aye, was that after his addiction took a hold of him 😆

@@StoneAgeProductionsAdventurenotice the blue and red chips on the statue as well

😆 Cheers Ervin. A bit of a different video but such a fun day out meeting and having a giggle with the animals.

Could you imagine forgetting a sleeping bag? I have forgotten things before while packing, only to realise when attempting to set up camp. Atleast with this basic checklist people will know that they haven't forgotten any of the basics.

@@StoneAgeProductionsAdventure I once forgot my Canon camera which I use for all the main shots 😄

@@ervinslens It happens... Forgetting the SD card is always annoying.

The geonet is a great addition to any wild camping arsenal of gear with so many options for setting up while still having the added protection from the biters.

Did you like it? 😂

Thank you so much Ervin. That means alot as I've I have been working hard on this new style of narrative content and I've just recently edited another 30 videos in this style. Hope everyone likes whats coming up on the channel.

Along the ridge of Tullos Hill runs a path beside which three concrete hut bases can still be seen. The site of the camp for an anti-aircraft battery (NJ90SE0038) is on the south side of Tullos Hill, converted and used as a German Prisoner of War (PoW) camp from 1945-48.

@StoneAgeProductionsAdventure nice thanks I'll try find it. Hopefully not overgrown. The big shell HQ beside there is all getting demolished

@@TheBrataccas online.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/smrpub/master/detail.aspx?tab=maps&refno=NJ90SE0039

Thanks 🔥

It happens.. it happened to me aswell when I was a kid.

Many thanks Ervin 😊 🙏

Thanks my friend

Thank you very much. Hope you're enjoying the Edinburgh series of videos

Aye I thought that at the time. Makes it feel kinda sinster..

Edinburgh in a nutshell

Hey thanks mate. More of this style video to come

Vous etes les buenvenus

It was a cathedral between 1633 and 1638 and again between 1661 and 1689 during periods of episcopacy within the church of Scotland. Since 1689 the church of Scotland has been a Presbyterian church with no Bishop, there for no cathedrals but it is still most commonly known today as St Giles Cathedral. You can visit the church's website for more information @ www.StGilesCathedral.org.uk

Thank you very much Ervin.

It's a lovely gallery to take you're time to wonder around. There was a lot more there that I didn't get on camera as I got lost in just taking in the art and atmosphere.

Oh, thanks mate.

Thank you 🙌

I like the way you think

It certainly is! Its an interesting building in its self full of a varyment of different artifacts and displays that take a good couple of hours to see and take in it all.

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