I was in here a couple of times as a child; before it started to fall down. A folk music concert in the big room. It was really nice back then, three decades ago. It's surprising how quickly things deteriorate once the weather gets in. The military signage is from the 1940s when it was used as a commando training camp (as were many of the big houses around there).

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Nice one thanks for watching

@MaC-gh1if

4 жыл бұрын

Where is this?

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

@@MaC-gh1if Scotland!

@nikkidelfina3430

4 жыл бұрын

Its amazing place. Like a movie. Greetings from México

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

@@nikkidelfina3430 Thanks for watching

So sad seeing this in such state. I lived as a child, just a mile up the road. Great memories of Christmas parties, dances, and ceilidhs. The lady laird was renowned for generosity to worthy causes.

@jgfreer8322

3 ай бұрын

Ah bless her heart .. and look how her home and trinkets have been trashed by thoughtless hands now she has gone. Very sad to see her home look so forlorn.

I stayed here in the 1960s. I was in the Scouts, and we came for our summer camp as guests of Mrs Cameron-Head. On one occasion we stayed in one of the huts used by the commandos during the war. I well remember the iron beds with straw mattresses. On another occasion we stayed in the house itself. It was pretty tatty even then. I remember canoeing on the sea loch, and fishing for trout in the river. Sad to see it like this. This was a staunchly Catholic family, hence the religious figures. I seem to remember going to the chapel within the house. Sad to see it like this.

@jgfreer8322

3 ай бұрын

So very sad indeed! It must have been amazing in its heyday - bustling with the energy and warmth of family, friends, guests and servants. But family had to leave to earn a living, and over the years it dwindles .. finances too .. and after passing the death duties would scupper any hope of rescue. I’m glad you got to see it before its full decline.

This sad mansion is very important historically as one of the very first commando training bases during ww2. HQ staff were in the building and the men slept either in the building or out in huts and tents in the grounds or the fields south of the stream. There was unarmed combat training in the garden , canoeing and water based action including marine assault with boats and there was a Dukw. This continued throughout the cold war. They hiked all over the hills inland . The Heroes of Telemark probably trained there.In the 1970's the family who owned it all still lived in the house , and if you were a roman catholic trooper (note the statues and crucifixes etc left in the house) you may have been given tea and cake one evening , while your mates were eating compo rations in less salubrious surroundings. With Arisaig house this place did a lot to free the world from the Nazis and Japanese and stand up for democracy later. It is sad to see the family artifacts and photos apparently abandoned. The museum at Arisaig might be interested in rescuing some bits, or the imperial war museum. The farmers in the area tended to speak Gallic as a first language. I thought they were germans at first until someone explained.

@mishwahlert4354

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for that info Boris 😊

@amunman

3 жыл бұрын

England saved the world. Haha

@borisacat9182

3 жыл бұрын

@@amunman Thankyou , but I could not really agree that they did it alone. This place is not in England. The local people would be upset to be called English.. It would be like calling you a Cossack. This place really was important in development of special forces. Fairbairn and Sykes who designed the Commando knife still used all over the world taught here. Spetsnaz and russian police are issued with very similar looking knives even today.People from all over the western world trained here.

@amunman

3 жыл бұрын

​@@borisacat9182 I understand the difference between a Scotsman and an Englishman. But your capital is London and Scotland is not an independent country. You can of course call all this the United Kingdom. Trump recently announced that Hitler was defeated by America and Britain. And Russia, as it were, did not participate. If Britain had a chance, Britain would rather watch Hitler defeat Russia. But things went wrong and Britain had to intervene. But as soon as the war ended, in the same 1945 Churchill wanted to attack Russia in alliance with the remnants of German troops. Therefore, the words about saving the world and democracy look just funny to me. I use google translate, trying to choose simple expressions, in the hope that at least part of the meaning of my words will be clear.

@borisacat9182

3 жыл бұрын

@@amunman nobody thinks the axis powers could have been beaten without the enormous sacrifices made by the russian people, not even Trump. I apologise for not having useful russian language. Your translations to english are working very well. I could ñot detect the robot. Politics and religion cause terrible violence. I think 99% of all people just want to live in peace.

If walls could talk...the history of this place.Beautiful building

So sad to see this beautiful home fall into a such a terrible state of neglect. Vandalism infuriates me.

@fotorabia

3 жыл бұрын

its local to me. Its not vandalism. Its dampness and leaking roof. Ive known this house all my life. We used to have Highland Games in the grounds.I know the full history.

@vanjohmson70

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe a good idea to don't let yourself be so concerned over other people decisions

I find these videos quite addictive to watch ! My friends and I entered a local abandoned Scottish baronial mansion when we were in our late teens & I have never forgotten the delight in its exploration - this was pre - KZread days lol ! Great that you have a video document of these places & I really love watching the footage. Pretty sad that there are so many dying architectural gems in Scotland though. Keep up the good work !!

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks appreciate it 👌

Fantastic find ! From the 'labeled' doors with "titles" ( i.e. Commander, Secretary, & WRNS ) I'm assuming this was perhaps the headquarters, until the Women's Royal Naval Service was amalgamated into the Royal Navy. Such a shame to have just been walked away from, and left to mold, decay and become unrepairable. A place like this with such history . should have certainly been saved. If I could afford such a wondrous abode I would certainly emigrate and renovate this mansion back to its glory. I imagine it's grounds would have been beautiful to view also, as there is a Camperdown Elm on the right side of the building. These Elms are rare to be seen, and with it being a key landscape figure, the rest of the gardens and grounds surrounding the perimeter must have bee next to exquisite!!

It positively hurts to see a magnificent structure like that crumble to bits.

@mariamhills9619

4 жыл бұрын

Too sad

@TAXCOLLECTOR-mx3mg

4 жыл бұрын

It's the side of poetry that was lost. Tragedy is far more common in their literature as well. Look at Cornwall and the history of the only abandoned "castle" they had which was made a Duchy as a joke. Wonderful history there.

@YoungHeartedSoul

4 жыл бұрын

I wish world billionaires would donate money to keep these old homes up and running. museums, educational work shops, even offices as long as they are standing.

@OUigot

4 жыл бұрын

@@YoungHeartedSoul Why would that be billionaires responsibility?

@YoungHeartedSoul

4 жыл бұрын

@@OUigot Not a responsibilty but more l like a good deed.

I won't name it but I have know this house since I was a young child. It has a rich & proud history and was visited and lived in by many interesting & notable characters - F&S (of WW2 fame), Mrs C-H, Miss B M, etc. The last time I was inside was in the early 2000's and it was in a bad way even then but as you can see, the appearance of the front of the house & the tended front lawn belie the true state within. There was another large house nearby which was also in a bad way but has thankfully been fully restored, so I can only hope that the future of this house will be the same.

All the stairways hidden away was so cool to see. It was like the movie Titanic with Kate Winslet at the very end you see the ship down at the bottom of the ocean, broken, mangled and all the beauty gone and then through Hollywood magic, the chairs are out on the beautiful wooden deck, young man opens the door and she makes her way to the beautiful stairway where Leo is waiting for her. I wish we could have see some pictures of the way it used to be because it must have been amazing living in a place like this!! Really really enjoyed this trip!!😊

This mansion was really great! I had seen it before, but the other explorer's didn't get very far as they went in the first window, so there wasn't much to see. Thank you for uploading this!

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

pat murphy no problem thanks for watching

My second ferry ride in Scotland, yay! I loved that you shared that part. I had an Audi, 5 speed manual, I sure miss it. Anyways, this place must have been fabulous during the day. Thanks for taking me along this grand place with awesome fireplaces, staircases, and waterfall! ❤️

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Chrissy URBEX FAN no probs Chrissy thanks for watching x

My God, Scotland is incredibly beautiful! I keep losing my focus on the activity at hand and getting distracted by the scenery, lol. Fantastic explore - thanks for sharing. I'm a new subscriber, your channel is great! Cheers from Nova Scotia, Canada 🙂

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you im glad you enjoyed the video, much love from Scotland

maybe 'just a pile of junk" (as said before in comments below... is someone's life..... yes... I think people should be more respectfull with words ..not only with actions....

@jgfreer8322

3 ай бұрын

Well said.

So spooky. This is brilliant 👍 thanks so much and keep exploring "Scotland" so many cool places to see. Well done keep going it's great 👍

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Great explore Alec, and yes Scotland is beautiful, just a shame this once amazing mansion is in a bad state, was loving the mega fire places. Thx again mate your vids are cool .

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Mark Murphy thanks buddy!

Hi again Alec, I am binge watching all your videos they are so good, you really have some spectacular places up there in Scotland , the views out of those windows are to die for. I am down in Dorset and we dont have anything as beautiful as you have in bonny Scotland. You do such an amazing job finding these places.Stay safe and Thank you.

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

That landscape is amazing...this starts out like en episode of Outlander until the middle finger rises...and it has a river running through it....the Wellys are a good idea....such a sad heap of decay...but just imagine it fixed up...beautiful

Sir: When exploring locations where there are shadows in rooms or corners-------especially shots taken at a distance-------please turn on your camera lights. on so that we viewers can see detail------please-------thanks!

@myrescuecats3028

4 жыл бұрын

Sandra Huntington oh you mean ghost 🤣

You may say ‘just a pile of junk’, but it’s someone’s life.

@Ivelisefeitoamao

4 жыл бұрын

yes... I think people should be more respectfull with words ..not only with actions....

The one who keeps swearing and pointing the finger is very immature Feel he should not be in the group as he has no respect.

I remember it like it was yesterday i can still smell the fresh paint - they called it the house of dreams

I think there are some secret rooms in that place, behind the panels.

Apologies if confused the issue. I said ‘a place like this’ not this exact one. When I was in private service the family had a house like this in the highlands that they used one week per year.

Hi Alec. That was one of your best finds yet, you and the guys did a great job. I would love to have seen that mansion when it was in it's glory days. I live near the Rocky Mountains in Canada but the Scottish hills and glens are magnificent and I still remember how haunting Glencoe is. Thanks so much for this. Best wishes and love to you all from Canada :)

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Pat Mathieson thanks a for the kind words much love from Scotland! I’d love to see Canada one day

@patmathieson4887

4 жыл бұрын

@@ExploringwithAlecHope you make it to Canada one day, Alec; I don't think you'll find the kind of amazing old places you get to explore in Scotland but I'm sure there are some interesting places here too, this country just doesn't have as many old buildings and castles etc. :)

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Pat Mathieson if I come over there I’ll deffo find plenty trust me lol

It was once a beautiful home. So much damage done by water.

Keep the camera looking straight ahead and up! We don’t want to see floors and junk. We want to see walls, windows, ceilings, structure. We want to see the bones of old houses. Thanks for the cool tour from Canada.

Early on, check out the fitting of stones in the landscape walls. No wonder the energy dropped off. Appears that each of a dozen owners started an addition.

Thankyou for sharing your explore. A fascinating old place. Some rooms surprisingly intact while others are gone gone gone. It would have been beautiful in its time. When you were up near the roof tiles I could imagine the staff making their way up to their rooms, glad to get a break & put their feet up. Magnificent mountains were worth showing us too.

Really enjoyed your video! Im a old lady of 60yrs but still was lhaving alaugh with you young peope, will subscribe and follow you!😊

Such a massive historical find! Wish this could have been restored. Very Lovely.

@mistycat8794

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder about the stream right by the house at the beginning - it can't have always been like that surely.

É muito triste!Vê tudo destruído,o que já foi um belo lar.Lindo,mesmo assim! Parabéns pra equipe!👏👏👏Que Lugar Maravilhoso!!!!

This is heart breaking.A gorgeous place like this crumbling😥

Great video guys, there’s a lot of history in that place. I wonder what happened to the folk that lived there n why it’s been left to rot. I bet it wAs beautiful in its heyday, There’s loads o abandoned places here in fife too, one just outside upper largo that amazing. It’s really sad to see places like this abandoned. I saw an old hotel up in the trossachs once that was similar to this. Thanks for sharing 🤗💕🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

The one paper that said Mrs. Cameron with her dogs. I'm thinking that maybe the house was part of the Cameron Clan. Cameron Castle or Mansion? Some times you find the information about the place your at by the photographs and newspaper clippings that are still around. It's a beautiful place, and it makes me sad that another part of human history is crumbling to the ground. At least you have it on camera so part of it is preserved for history.

I would love to see this one in person! So beautiful even today! My birth mother is from Scotland and she’s a Carnegie I wish I knew where she was from! Thank you for the amazing tour and find!

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Jennifer Starke no worries thanks for watching

Noticed on the first floor the relatively modern washing machine, strange given every thing else is so old and or clearly been abandoned for a good bit of time

@fotorabia

3 жыл бұрын

Just before these weegies entered..part of it was still lived in and operated as a post office up until quite rcently. Us locals have always respected the place and not just broken in.

@greentorm5467

3 жыл бұрын

People do use modern technology in England, Scotland and Wales! Obviously part of the house has been lived in.

Appreciate the video but have to pause every ten seconds to avoid being nauseous from the camera whipping around so fast.

It would of been nice if you explained about the abandoned building and the history to it , why it was abandoned in the first place

Fantastic video - but sad, too. I hope someone restores it sometime.

Excellent video, when I see them it is as if I were there, I imagine how they were when they were inhabited. Thank you very much for sharing your experiences. 👍

What a sad ending for a gorgeous manor house. I can envision grand garden parties in the back yard. The views are amazing and I love the brook but cannot believe they had it so close to the home. Anyway, I wish we knew what last name was on the family crest over the fireplace.

@myrescuecats3028

4 жыл бұрын

You mean back garden.A yard is where you wash your car or dog

Although it was and yet in a way still is a beautiful mansion, there are signs saying danger, keep out. In fact, what you are doing is breaking the law,by trespassing, why don’t you find out who actually owns it and ask their permission to enter and look around...

That stone house could be gutted and restored. The wood has deteriorated but stone structure may still be solid. Piping and electrical would be replaced.

Even though this mansion is dilapidating. It still has a lot of lovely things. They were catholic Christians. All of the statues are beautiful. I love the carving. Of Mary and Jesus you showed. This was a grand place in its younger years. Y'all put your life in jeopardy. Walking on the side of the road. Stay safe have a great day.

@deirdrepasko9056

4 жыл бұрын

I loved the carving of Mary and Jesus too! I'm glad no one did a vulgar act in front of it this time, like in one of the other videos.

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Patricia Hartless thanks for watching

Such a shame that gorgeous fireplace and code of Arms are forgotten and rotting

Stopped outside here today ,looks very interesting . The start of the video isn't related to location folks !

How beautiful, how sad. I wish we could know the history and what happened to the people who once lived here. I've always wanted to go to Scotland.

And a river runs through it. It practically has it's own moat. No wonder the mold.

I would seriously love to live in a remote location in Scotland beautiful

@ladylaois8184

4 жыл бұрын

-- internet oh no couldn’t cope without but isolated yes

@ladylaois8184

4 жыл бұрын

forist1 that’s so dam sad. It’s absolutely heartbreaking

@ladylaois8184

4 жыл бұрын

forist1 god help us all: this worlds so fake now everyone just wants perfect eyebrows no thought for others: i seriously find it all to much

@Will111ism

4 жыл бұрын

@-- yup suits I would & so wud she

@asafaust8869

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. Beautiful scenery. I makes me uneasy seeing people driving on the "wrong" side of the road.

just spent a week in roshven,i noticed this beaut of a build on our daily trip to fort william. i thought someone would explore it and that's why im here

There are some crests on the wall. They would identify the families involved.

The first time i watched, this i was very intrigued as to where that water was coming from. Because it looked like it was coming out of that tree. I have watched this video so many times. Love it😊

This building should never have been left to get like this . Think of the men & women that fought in the war people who lived through the war it should have been saved so that they are never forgotten

How profoundly sad, this house is disintegrating before our eyes. Breaks my heart... Art, beauty, refinement gone. Pizza hut and football, replacing it...

I think I saw this house many years ago on a visit to Scotland, from the other side of the water, about 30 years ago. I always wondered about it.

It’s weird see paintings and pictures still intact while the whole building is a wreck. Looks like it’s been free from never been vandalised which is great

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Ya Wee Jobby I know would love to have seen it years ago when it was in better shape

@prideoflanarkshireMotherwellFC

4 жыл бұрын

Exploring with Alec yea cracking building 👍

Beautiful outside. Not so Good on the inside. I really enjoyed this video. Lots of things to look at. Thanks man. Cheers!

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

No worries thanks for watching

I like your style of filming .you give time for us to see things well . I would like it if you have some history on these castles 😀Canada

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Love all the religious relics, and all the fireplaces. My, what a grand place this was. Ah, why didn't you explore the other buildings?

This is so sad there are many homeless people they should do this old building up,I would l love to go and see it beautiful

@HorseyShark

4 жыл бұрын

I know the government just don't give a shite about anyone

Squatters paradise...these buildings are all over Scotland and England ..they are part of our lives to play in as we grew up..

What a beauty! I couldn't imagine how awesome that place was back in the day. The only bad thing about your video, is the idiot flipping us off in the beginning. How professional.

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Sally McMurray he’s born and bread in Scotland we all are so we ain’t flipping anyone off just having a bit of banter

@sallymcmurray949

4 жыл бұрын

@@ExploringwithAlec Thanks so much for your reply because it means that you are listening to your fans! I truly get what your saying; however, you have to keep in mind that you have an international audience, some young and old like me who love watching your videos. In addition, you all are thorough and humorous, which many live about you and you have to keep all of these in mind when creating these videos that are seen internationally. It may also help with the likes, which leads to $$$. Thanks so much for listening, I appreciate it. Be careful out there and God bless all of you crazy Scots.

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

@@sallymcmurray949 Thanks so much for the kind words although i don't have my videos monetized so i'm not making any money out of this, i'm too busy enjoying what i'm doing and letting you guys see it, i'll keep going as long as i keep getting into places thanks again much love from Scotland!

A former hunting lodge. When it was the hunting season the family who owned a place like this would occupy it for a few weeks and then it would sit empty with a just a few staff for the rest of the year. Many of these old hunting lodges became hotels when the families that owned them started to lose their wealth but those places that were well off the tourist trail couldn't find a buyer so would be left to decay.

@sakburton

2 ай бұрын

Incorrect information in regards to this place. A simple google search would give you all the information you need. I was occuied all year round when inhabited.

Family from scotland... Love to be there!

Wow beautiful fort thnks 4all off u really that work is very hard so all of u make a done gd job

I was in this house years ago, mainly to visit the chapel, and it was pretty run down even then. I think the owner just didn't have the money to restore it.

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Dunsapie that’s usually the case, money

Beautiful on the outside ... destroyed on the inside

The worst part is seeing photographs left, you should take them and re-unite them with any relatives, there's bound to be some; get them out of the damp.

Great explore thank you for the video thumbs 👍 it had lots of damage Glad you got out with no problem 😊. Beautiful view outside

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks John

I wouldn't go in there alone... certainly not in the dark. !!!

The countryside is absolutely stunning there! I wish I could visit.

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

It sure is

Great explores ta for sharing BUT - smoking a VERY bad idea in such places surely? Also (from experience!) - wearing trainers and no masks will definitely result in a rusty nail in someones foot and breathing lots of mould spores and asbestos dust. Seriously - more care needed, hope you dont mind me saying so. Also some commentary/ research re buildings history etc would make your channel much more interesting. As said, thanks for sharing your adventures. Ps wht suggest this explore is at the stretch of road at the start?!

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

David Fleming we’ll explore anything abandoned we don’t care how we get it it even if it’s dangerous we’ve been in worse conditions than this place thanks for watching

@beckahtandthesidhe

4 жыл бұрын

Everyone smokes in Scotland 😹

@ha2699

3 жыл бұрын

Fine for today. The asbestos will bring hell later.

It's a shame it's left to rot beautiful place

A little history on the mansion perhaps would have been nice. Walk slower, point out and linger on beautiful pieces of furniture, pick up some photos and read the names...if that is permitted. Take more time and know that we at home really love to see and hear details! Some houses are almost too large for one video. Those of us who click on this truly enjoy these old, long forgotten homes which at some time burst with life, saw births and deaths. So linger some and talk to us what you see....and thank you! Thank you very much!

@Loagun

Жыл бұрын

I prefer to see the building itself in the architecture. I'm not a fan of going through photos or looking at furniture.

Good find, would have been great to find history of the place. Thanks guys.

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Joan Aldis thanks for watching

I would love if you could tell us a little history of owner or the year it was built and maybe just some more narration...because for us yanks we dont ever get to see things like this...very cool video....thank you.

as ling as theres running water from the creek back of the house OK,,elect no problem generators,theres good hiway beside the entrance/back,,very beautiful view at the front,,courtyard impt for heavy equip,,cultivating Hayfor cattles later,,

Right real rabbit warren that place, so much decay and interesting all those nooks and crannies. Thanks guys!

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Mel from NZ no probs thanks for watching

This place reminds me of the house called Seaview in Rhode Island once used as the establishing shot in Dark Shadows...

Also: ich mag es sehr, mit Euch so rum zu schleichen. Die Zeit bleibt stehen. Super Dank.

It is so sad, they make poor use of our language

@TheMoonflwr671

4 жыл бұрын

what the fuck are you talking about?

@mishwahlert4354

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheMoonflwr671 lol 😂😂

One of my friends emigrated from this land of rocks and stumps, and has been in Canada for about 10 years. I support the great Scots and have seen some of the views from the castles, and it's not really rocks and stumps, but it was pretty nasty after a few long wars long ago. It's really quite different from then. Some of the Kings could have chosen a better spot for weather, however. Lol. Some nasty seas in winter, I hear. Same here along the west coast of the island. There's a ship graveyard. Anyway, you are mighty brave to even go up the stairs in that place. It looked like this whole place wasn't going to stay up much longer.

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Oh my God very nice mansion I don’t see any basement but I really enjoy this video thank you so much for sharing it God bless everyone

Absolutely beautiful scenery. thank you

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Another excellent explore.

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Evelyn Gallacher thanks

I think it’s name was add on cottage , it started off as a cottage and just kept adding on bits ! Why the hell did they build so near a stream !

It is seen that their owners were very rich people, but not for all the gold in the world could they live in such desolate places. Yes, very nice to visit but not to live. I imagine the harsh winters of Scotland there isolated from everything for perhaps months.

Ooft now that some size of gaff. From other comments that I’ve read looks like it’s been some military place , however there appears to be a strong religious orientation. Some really interesting artefacts and architecture. In its latter years looks like it’s been left to neglect and decay , which is such a shame as it could have been put to good use. However the upkeep on these buildings must have cost a few bob 🧐

I love to hear you speaking in your language!

When you walking at start slagging the country it reminded me the scene from trainspotting when there sitting in the field at the rocks lol.. no idea why just did haha 😂

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Ya Wee Jobby that was Andrew he’s some laugh 😂

@prideoflanarkshireMotherwellFC

4 жыл бұрын

Exploring with Alec lol👍

Who on the earth would life in a place like that in the middle of nowhere in the twenties. Crazy

The stone masonry is beautiful wow 🤩

Great footage! Well done! I think this mansion was commisioned by the army at some point. Shame they let it deteriate it like this. Hope somebody makes a hotel out of this!

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@annabelledigman6599

4 жыл бұрын

Nice they make hotel..

There's an arroyo (Creek) behind the mansion. Unbelievable.

Is it a Shearings hotel? I recognise the air of crumbling dereliction.

That was amazing!!!

@ExploringwithAlec

4 жыл бұрын

Ellemi thanks for watching

Hey, nice video, me and a friend are going to be heading out this week exploring abandoned places in Scotland, could you tell me where this gem is? Even by a private mail if you don't want to disclose publicly, the road looks familiar as if it's in Glencoe but can't tell for sure

Shall be one of my missionaries' retreats