Haunted Trails: Ghostly encounters and mysterious stories from the West Highland Way
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- čas přidán 27. 01. 2024
- Dive into the unknown haunted tales and mysteries of the West Highland Way.
Explore some of the ghostly legends, discover historical figures, and learn about one of the most haunted Inn's in the world: The Drover's Inn.
Join us on this expedition to unravel forgotten whispers and contemplate the secrets that linger in ancient landscapes.
We'll also delve into the mystery of the Loch Lomond monster, explore the eerie Buchanan Castle, and venture into the enigmatic Ballaculish House.
Subscribe for a spine-tingling journey through the West Highland Way's chilling beauty, history, and intriguing landmarks.
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My daughter, after listening to this video, stated, "Its worth listening to him just to hear his Scottish accent alone".
I find it a mystery that this channel doesn't have more subscribers! It's truly wonderful.
Aww, thank you 😊
it needs more exposure. YT will push corporate rubbish .. i often have to search for videos on channels i subscribe to.. with notifications on too
All good things take time xx it will happen assuredly
@@coling3957 Thank you my friend.
@@raindog428 Thank you 😊
Beautiful scenery and stories well told. Makes me want to be there.
Another episode of lovely photos and poetic tale-telling. Thank you.
Eerie Edinburgh videos never disappoint. Beautiful graphics and photography, enthralling tales and excellent narration. Thank you.
Thank you, Mr. Eerie! Not only do you bring Scotland into my home, but I think you restored some of the brain cells I lost from listening to an appalling podcast earlier in the day.
Have stayed in The Haunted Room, room 6, at the Drovers on three occasions in last ten years. Never encountered anything paranormal although it has an eerie feel but great night's sleep each time! Love the Drovers!
Another gentle journey through a magnificent landscape with the memories of those who came before but will always remain. ✨️
In 1990 my mate told me of an experience he had a couple of years earlier. He and three friends of his Dad's went to spend a weekend at a Bothy that they had helped restore. This Bothy is about a 2 - 3 hour walk off the West Highland Way passed Tyndrum. They had arrived and were unpacking their gear for a comfy weekend stay. He was standing in the living room area on his own when he heard someone clumping with heavy boots down the stairs which he thought was one of his dad's friends. The staircase is walled so you can't see until they are at the bottom and entering the living room. The footsteps reached the bottom and that's when he noticed looking out the window his dad's friends were all down by the Loch edge setting up fishing gear. He bolted out the living room in a flash. Now he told me about this experience the night before we were heading up for a weekend, I was cacking myself but it was a good weekend and a beautiful spot very tranquil. He now lives in South Africa and still talks about the experience to this day. I've been in the Drovers Inn many times, it truly is steeped in History.
That is creepy! Reminds me of the stories from Luibeilt. Thanks for sharing.
@@eerieedinburgh I have my own experiences at a couple of primary schools I was working at in 2022 in outskirts of Edinburgh, things I couldn't explain, one school was frantic banging on a window when the school was empty, another school child's bare footprints appearing on the wet toilet floor walking over to the sinks and ending there. Same school my jacket was taken off the hanger and spread out on the hallway a good ten foot from where it had been hanging, I was worried someone was playing silly buggers and checked for my car keys but they were still in the pocket, I checked the corridors and classrooms but the school was empty.
Fantastic episode. So professional, and beautifully narrated.
That was so beautifully told, I felt like I was there. The history of Scotland is just incredible. The loyalty and spirit of the people past and present is keenly expressed in your stories. I arrive in Edinburgh next Tuesday. Unfortunately with chronic sciatica still, yet I won't be beaten. I may not be able to hike, but I can drive, and visit as many of these amazing places as possible. The Drovers Inn sounds like a must. Many, many thanks for this amazing, beautiful video and the hard work you put into it. A joy as always. Blessing to you and your family E.E.
Thank you so much, you are too kind. I hope you have an amazing trip, you'll have to let us know how you get on. I'll see if i can arrange sunshine for you 😊
@@osakarose5612will do 😉
That was a lovely journey. I took notes! So looking forward to visiting these beautiful places.
I would love to experience the magnificent old forests. There are spirits wherever you go, but Scotland certainly can claim the most vivid. Thank you for this wonderful journal!
Same here! It would be wonderful to visit the haunted forests and all the spooky places in Scotland. 👻
@leonaheraty3760 Just as soon as I come into money, loll
35:42 Yet again another example of Brilliance, your videos Never disappoint, the stunningly Beautiful Highlands and Islands of Scotland 🏴 are Breathtaking. The history brought to life with the ghosts of the past, every story you feel like you are there with you , walking the bleak ghostly paths filled with lost souls .please Keep making the videos can’t wait for the next one Amazing ❤
Marvellous Scotland.
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I very much enjoyed your stories and scenery. I look forward to your next video.
Great video 👍
I love your informative stories of Scotland and its mystical history!Please keep them up!!Thank you!!
The drowning pond and the snowed in village in the forest, the atmosphere was so spooky and sad too. Amazing channel 👍
Aww, too kind thank you.
I didn't know that other lochs had a monster. Fascinating
Yes.
There is an old belief that many of these ancient lochs are interconnected deep, deep beneath the montains, hills and glens that separate them.
The "monsters" swim through and between most of them.
There is more than one "monster" that's for sure. x
Thank you for a wonderful exploration of the west Highland way. I walked the route with a friend back in the late 80's and the experience was every bit as wonderful as your stunning photography. We had no ghostly encounters [fortunately] but we were startled by the boldness of a mouse in the bothy featured at the start of the film. It showed none of the timidity expected of a mouse, and was clearly well-used to human company, and accepted a small portion of our spartan fare before returning to a tiny hole in the fireplace! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you. Personally speaking, this has to be your best yet, not only for the collected stories, but by the surpassing camerawork and the glorious landscape. A visual and imaginative treat; a real delight. Loved it.
I heartily agree! ☺️
This was incredibly soothing and spoopy.
Another cracking video..wonderful scenery and edited so well. Could listen to you for hours 😁
Thank you, too kind 😊
Wonderful scenery, narration and stories. I thoroughly enjoyed it, thank you!
My pleasure, thanks for the lovely feedback 😊
Omg what a stunning video eerie!!
Awww, that's lovely of you to say. Thank you! Too kind, as always 😊
These old tales must not be forgotten. Thanks for keeping the lore alive :)
Thank you 😊
You are a wonderful story tellar and I love your stories thank you so much. Please keep telling stories.
Thank you 😊
This channel is one of the best so well done the narrator voice is wonderful , listening is a joy ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The woodland areas with spooky trees, foggy trails,are the most amazing n creepy lookin and adventurous. Scotland, Ireland and Edinburg are the scariest places.. nice video
Loved this video of the Highland scenery and ghost stories. This just makes me want to hike it even more now. The Highlands have always been on my bucket list.
Beautiful narration and pictures. Increases my considerable pride in my Scottish heritage. Thank you.
I absolutely love these videos. So well researched and with a narration that flows like poetry. Great work!
A remarkable tour! So many such vids forget about the landscape and the hosts just natter on into the camera, so you have to look around them for the scenery. You narrations are always clearly written and perfect in tone.
Love the stories thank you .
Hi love these stories ,not only are they educational ,but are entertaining too ,thanks for sharing ,
My pleasure. Thanks for watching 😊
Beautiful scenery, left me begging for more, can’t wait to visit thank you.
Thank you for another amazing video! So many spooky places in Scotland!❤
What a geographically diverse country, Scotland is! Each unique area is stunning in its own way! Thanks so much for the work you put into this channel. I sincerely hope your channel continues to grow. Cheers from Canada!
A lot of it probably looks quite like Canada, Edinburgh is the same latitude as Hyder Alaska
So magical
Such a wonderful video! Thank you!
Again amazing work my friend! Informative and brilliantly put together
Thank you, sir 👍🏻
I've lived in a 1 bedroom apartment in a 1790 school house in Concord NH, USA. Been here for over 30 years. Yes, there are spirits here, but they are curious and friendly. I can relate to your video. Thank you. Great work.
I so love this channel ❤
Thank you 😊
@eerieedinburgh you are most welcome, I loved the ghost tour podcast before this one! So much detail and historical information. Magic 🪄
Top notch storytelling and visuals (as usual) loved this one. 🎒 🥾 🌲
Bless the algorythm, instant subscribe. This is great.
Lovely video , love the ghost stories , thankyou
I was intrigued by Buchanan Castle. My mother's side of the family figures in to the Clan Buchanan. Overall, another scintillating presentation. I love this channel❣
A great video which I enjoyed very much. Thank you!
Thank you 😊
Your voice is so perfect for these narratives. A pleasure to listen to. So lovely to have no hype & click bait. A refreshing change on YT! I hope your channel grows & grows.👍🏼
You're too kind, thank you 😊
What fantastic video, so interesting!
I don't know how to politely describe how good this channel is, but the phrase contains two hairy spherical items proudly swinging between my dogs hind legs! Another amazing video, thank you for all your hard work! I am going to have to walk the West Highland Way, it looks awesome!
Wonderful narration with spectacular film! Well done?
As always, a wonderful tale by an amazing storyteller. Thank you. 💙 🏴 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙🏴💙
Wonderful video! Very evocative of times long ago!
Beautiful country ! I hope to visit someday. ❤
This video starts off like a movie-and the story telling is next level-definitely subscribing. ❤
Too kind, thank you 😊
That was beautiful from the picturesque scenery to the ghostly tales. Please do more like this. 👍 Thanks 😊
Yet another amazing compilation of wondrous spooky tales from EE! Thank you so much for making my work a pleasure with your narration in the background!
Aww, thank you. That's lovely feedback. Glad i could help 😊
I really enjoyed these stories! My heart broke for those who lost their lives to starvation and accidents! The Scottish lands are so beautiful, yet so unforgiving if you're caught in its powerful nature and weather.
I visited scotland twice in my lifetime and I passed Glencoe on my way back to Invereness when touring the area on my motorbike. It was a beautiful sunny day and the landscape was truly breath taking.
I was going to head further in to Glencoe, riding around the Loch Leven and back towards the A82 when I got this horrible feeling in the pit of my stomach. It was so bad that I had to pull over and catch my breath. Some locals come over to see if I was ok and I explained my sudden stomach ache. The waited with me until it passed but it was not shifting. I took some ibprofens and water. After an hour, my stomach ache was still there and worse. I was also feeling anxious and cold. I asked the locals how to get back to the A82 without going around the loch and they were so lovely, they showed me the way as the gentlemen's wife needed to head to Fort William anyway.
I followed them to Fort William and stopped with them there for a break. My stomach had gone and the lady said I had colour back in my cheeks. I felt warmer and no longer feeling like something bad was goibg to happen. It was so strange, I cannot to this day explain the strange feeling.
I was so thankful to the couple! I bought them a box of chocolates and a bottke of wine at a petrol station as a thank you. They did not have to do that for me but they were so kind.
Still to this day I cannot think why I had that horrible stomach ache in my lower gut and the feeling of anxiety creep in. Never had those feelings before, ever! I often wonder if my body was sensing that something bad would happen to me if I continued around that loch and reacted to whatever was going on to keep me safe?
Thanks for sharing this! I've subscribed as I love your storytelling. ❤
An excellent collection of stories and legends! It is beautifully filmed and marvelously narrated. The artwork, too, is superb. Please keep more like this coming! So much is hidden to us today.
This was an amazing journey! Absolutely beautiful country side! I hope to visit someday!❤
Always get excited to see a new video - amazing historian,you tell a tale so well 💯❤️
Aww, that is awfy kind of you to say. Thank you 😊
Superbly narrated and produced. Thank you!
My grandma was from Scotland..how I wish I could visit this beautiful country...
But following your story and walking the trail was magical....
Thankyou
I'll listen to this again, as a soothing bedtime story. Thank you kind sir.
I always enjoy your videos but, this one in particular was very good.
Thank you 😊
Love this video. So interesting.
Thank you 😊
Many many thanks again much appreciated
Been to the Drover's Inn a few times and stayed in Room 6 a couple of times. My brother and I are amateur ghost hunters, I go with him as 'stuff' happens to him. It didn't disappoint. Another great video, keep them coming. 😍👏👍
Thank you so much. Absolutely phenomenal.
Scotland 🏴 is such an amazing fantastic and very beautiful country too I for one would love to visit Scotland 🏴
Ive watched this 4 times and each time i learn something new and special xxxxx
I love how the elk are all looking at the drone taking the video.
Absolutely 1st Class. Subbed.
Thank you 😊
Adore your channel great content, great voice, great narration. In a word great!!!
My mother was Scottish and we all had to do the annual pilgrimage ( that's what i named them) to Scotland. I've been to every place you talk about, wished i saw your channel then it would have made my visits so much more meaningful. Thank you for bringing back memories x
Just found this channel its amazing have to share this out there, narrator makes it i so interesting aswell, well done
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I could listen to anything you narrate for hours on end.
You. Are. Too. Kind. 😊
Incredible. Best one yet. Thank you
Thank you 😊
So interesting thank you for doing this, Scotland is a beautiful place love Kim from Nottingham down in England xx
Absolutely delightful.Thank you for your brilliant story telling.You have a lovely voice and a wonderful manner of speaking.🤭
Brilliant video
I visited the Highlands 20 years ago..beautiful place, full of history.
Looking forward to returning
Those places have such a haunting atmosphere. I felt as if I was back in that time. The stories are narrated so well. Great channel! Very informative and steeped in history.
I’ve walked the West Hyndland Way seen parts of Scotland I would never have seen, you brought it back to me we have a beautiful country full of great history
Although I've never been in Scotland, I hope someday to visit. Such a beautiful country.
Nice' landscapes.
Very interesting.
I love road trips, and the opportunity to see places I'd never get to see otherwise. Many place names are familiar, from the road trip I and my friends took many years ago.
I enjoyed this video so much, gives me quite a wanderlust, together with some goosebumps. What a combo! Greetings from Prague
Hello Prague 👋🏻
Wonderful I’m so glad I found your channel x
I love this channel and you never disappoint. Wonderful content that draws us into another world. Thank you so much ❤️❤️
My pleasure. Thanks for the lovely feedback 😊
Enjoyed this one, as always; have visited several of the places mentioned, but apart from the Drovers, never knew about the spooky associations. I've yet to stay overnight at the Drovers but have stopped off on a couple of occasions to eat-- they do great food and don't skimp on the portions as well, (at least that was the case the last time I was there), all served up by braw big laddies in kilts!🤩🤣🏴
It's a great place. Good old school pub 😊
Another really interesting video. I would love to walk the West Highland Way. I do love Loch Lomond, and I have previously stopped at the Drover's Inn.
Honestly, do it! Its amazing and you can easily break it down into sections.
@@eerieedinburgh I just need to find someone to go with me. The Devil's Staircase will put the fear of god in me. It's not the heights. If I think that I'm going to fall, I start to panic.
@@AScottishOdyssey So, i've done it 5 times in total and, for me go North to South. That way you're going down the Devils staircase. Its honestly not that bad though, bits of the Pentlands are steeper. The most challenging section is round Loch Lomond ☺️
@@eerieedinburgh That's always good to know. Thank you for the tips. I also need to explore the Pentlands more.
@@AScottishOdyssey Soooo much history up there.
I've never heard of the Loch Lomand monster. Nessie, Loch Ness monster I would say is the popular myth. Wonderful 👌👌👌🙏🙏❤❤
May these spirits rest in peace, I hope they find their way home. And live in bliss 🙂🙂
Wonderful film, I live in Kinlochleven and have walked parts of the WHW ✨️ I didn't know about the hauntings, that's a treat to hear 🎉
I've subscribed, so I'll not miss future films and can catch up with previous ones 😊
Love Kinlochleven. The stretch between there and Fort William is incredible. Thanks for the sub and kind words also 😊
My Military Police unit did a month training tour stationed at Cultybraggan just outside of Comrie back in the early 90's. We operated a security check point for a TOC site, scrambled communications basically. Believe it was a training camp at that time, I remember exchanging one of my uniforms for a students uniform back then. Very comfy uniforms too, soft like a pair of pajama's! Still have it hanging in a closet here. I also remember going a few rounds with a poltergeist in a Quonset hut near the main gate one morning. Darn thing kept knocking over my mini-keg, wouldn't let me sleep. When I went outside to look about and see if it was just another soldier playing a prank on me, nobody was around and then I heard a god awful crying sound like a baby coming from a rolling hillside just across from the main gate. I think the civilians posted at the main gate were Paul and Sarah? Both very kind and friendly people. I asked Paul if there were any keyboards around that I could play, he said come back after lunch. He ended up taking me to what I thought was the Comrie town hall, he had a key. It had an old out of tune piano off to the left side that made it sound like an old western Honkey Tonk piano and a small stage straight ahead. I played for about 3 hours and when I finished I was shocked by a grand round of applause from about 12 people young and older who snuck in as quiet as ninja's and listened patiently. I'm so happy they enjoyed it though, that's why I've loved playing since I was 12 years old. Also went to a nice pub in Comrie and played a few rounds of darts and got nice and ripe :-D Everyone was so down to earth, so friendly and kind, even the leather punks hanging around the head shop were super cool. I didn't want to leave, or fly back home lol. I also had the opportunity to meet Paul and Sarah's supervisor, who seemed like quite a military lifer type. Paul just said she was having a bad day and she was usually quite nice. She was also one of the military personnel that had sighted a UFO back then too. I wish I could've retired in a small home near Comrie, that would've been a dream come true.
A new subscriber to this magical gorgeous channel, as a Welsh Celt thank you🐸
Well now that I've found this channel, I know what I'll be doing over the next week 😊
My Grandfather was from Dumfries I had two trips up to Scotland when I was very young. So young in fact I don’t remember but I’d love to go back for a holiday sometime. Really enjoy your uploads
Thank you 😊