If you read this. Have a good day

@celitacantrill10

6 ай бұрын

Such an excellent story, thank you so much.

@Skittenmeow

6 ай бұрын

G'day from Western Australia waking up to this

@srmj71

6 ай бұрын

Right back at ya!

@guysmiley515

6 ай бұрын

Same

@achmed3131

6 ай бұрын

What if I don't want too, what you gonna do about it!?

Fun fact, the British version of a creepypasta is a frightful-pie.

@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551

6 ай бұрын

Lol

@sharonpaterson1281

6 ай бұрын

😂🤣😂🤣

@Rob.N771

6 ай бұрын

Concerning casserole?

@karson8876

5 ай бұрын

Horrific Hash Salad💂‍♂️🇬🇧

@fallenangel8508

5 ай бұрын

Is the Italian version ‘Terror-filled tortellini’🍝?

I would definitely like to listen to more folk horror in relation Ireland, Scotland etc. Definitely some of my personal favourite stories done by you.

@britishpatriot7386

5 ай бұрын

But not England??? Get a life

The message in this story about connection to the land and the damage humans have done, is brilliant. Loved this story in every way. Excellent.

I've actually encountered land spirits myself.its only a matter of time until we restore balance, or they do.

@alanbone5512

5 ай бұрын

There are many life forms out there and very close by ,

This was a story that i can share with my wife who doesn't like normal horror stories. Good job mate!

Amazing job, NT!!! Excellent story and masterful voice acting and narration. Perfect story for this channel, "find balance with nature or face nature's temper.🙂

@AndreaDingbatt

6 ай бұрын

❤ Good One and Yes!! We have to get to Work with Nature and Not Fight Nature for as you said we have to face Nature's Temper, Indeed!!❤

It's taken me over a year but I'm finally caught up on all your stories - all 12 years worth (although I did skip over the video games stuff)! Unfortunately, now I must wait for the next Nature's Temper reading instead of having a treasure trove of your storytelling to draw from. Anyways, this is probably a good time to say thanks for doing what you do, Skott. We all love hearing you narrate these stories. Have a great New Year!

That’s actually a Scottish accent attempt I don’t cringe at well done mate

Love this story, truly. I love the connection to the land. This reminds of the kind of story my grandmother would have told. I hope there is more, much more like this. The narration was spot on as well. ❤❤❤❤

A very good story. And I admire your narration, complete with Scottish accents.

In the 1950s three brothers were walking along London road in Glasgow and one just disappeared into thin air. I don't think he was ever seen again.

@tatata1543

5 ай бұрын

That definitely happened.😂

@jeannedouglas9912

5 ай бұрын

One rapture at a time?

@loxism72

5 ай бұрын

That's an urban myth based on a story from 19th century America.

@tatata1543

5 ай бұрын

@@loxism72 Apparently he was wearing a Rangers scarf.

@loxism72

5 ай бұрын

@@tatata1543 so, he's deid like his club.

I am in LOVE with your Scot's accent! Delightful! Excellent Scottish fable! I really like your old lady's dialogue! This story is a keeper, to enjoy again later. Thank you!

@sharonpaterson1281

6 ай бұрын

I have a few of skotts story’s on a play list there brilliant

@johncameron3972

6 ай бұрын

it's not a Scottish accent!

@user-mg5ed3qk1b

6 ай бұрын

Well not everyone is familiar with how folk talk in Nebraska!​@@johncameron3972

@samuel56551

5 ай бұрын

It's not a Scottish accent . Sounds more American .

@FionaMccue

5 ай бұрын

It’s an English accent.

Now, this is truly painting a picture with words! Amazing imagery you conjure up for us. Your voice is perfectly suited. Subbed

Man I took to long of a break from these stories. I thoroughly enjoyed this.

This was excellent. One of the finest stories I've had the pleasure to listen to on KZread. Thanks!😊

This story unlocked some repressed longing for the homeland

Love me some NT❤! Your voice….exquisite

Oh wow did love this little story! ❤ And the great meaning behind it

we have our own dog-men in Scotland, never leave the path when walking the moors.

@jeannedouglas9912

5 ай бұрын

One would expect these ancient dogmen have discernment of those that respect nature vs those only interested in exploiting her and give blessings to the innocent as they rarely are free to wander and just be.

This has been probably my favourite story. Id love to hear more like this. Bringing mythical beings from the UK's past, to life.

Truly beautiful tale, loved it ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

once was wandering in a patch of scotch pine in Wisconsin: the deep layers of pine needles were like walking on a mattress, it was so soft...memorable for the decades' difference, and the fragrance..as well linked in memory.. -nice add-on of the "ol lady voice" ;) :)

Thanks again NT!!!

WELL DONE as always!!!!!

Love the different voices and characters in this great production well done.😮scary stories are they true missing people😮

knowing that practically every bit of land on Earth that isn't straight up desert (and even some of that), tundra, or grassland used to have magnitudes more trees than it does now is something that will never stop depressing me. I'd like to think we can reforest a lot of it someday (and in fact, due to our needing to take carbon out of the atmosphere, will certainly *have* to, to some degree at least), but we have a very, very long way to go.

@scottcantdance804

5 ай бұрын

What's preventing you from planting trees? Be the change you want you see in the world.

@AndriyValdensius-wi8gw

5 ай бұрын

Scotland used to be covered with DECIDUOUS woodland d, ie Oak trees and such. There are a few small clumps left here and there but nor much. And this story is true in one respect, Scotland us owned by a handful of landowners. The monarch for one. This king fellow, who pretends to be so much on favour of ecology etc, could set an example. Reforestation the WHOLE Balmoral estate. Remove grazing animals. Plant deciduous trees. E act land reform. He's a huge landlord so ge HAS the power and influence. Whether he will, I have my doubts. Also trees planted need to be DECIDUOUS not conifers pines and such rubbish which is completely sterile and destroys wildlife instead of encouraging it.

Nailed it Again Good Sir.the background music and sounds are perfectly done.and only getting better.

Wow! Excellent story. Fabulous narration. ❤❤❤❤

That was truly an amazing story. Even though it was it was told through a story, it had so many lessons to be learned. Superb narration. Thank you 🤗 💖 🌟

I'm so happy you've done a wee Scottish story, could've been longer tho, can you do a longer one please?

I am so glad i found your page. I love it 😍

A great tale with an essential message. I love it. Thank you

Thats true, the wolves chase the deer around so they can’t stay and eat everything in any one area for hours. So at least some seedling trees and bushes get to grow to maturity in each area. When the wolves were added back into Yellowstone national park in the USA the native trees and bushes and other plants started growing back. Before it was just older trees & weeds & grass. Because the wolves were hunted out over a hundred years ago.

UK is a scary thing by itself

I just love your accent fella, so relaxing. Thank you for these stories. I'm living in SW Scotland, no far from Lockerbie. We have a story if an ancient vampire at Lochmaben Castle. Plus, Kinnmount Estate, Haunted Straight, supposed to be the most active road in Scotland.

@johnmudd6453

5 ай бұрын

Didn't Bram Stoker invent vampires , before that nobody had heard of vlad the impaler, and his implication of vampires so how is there an ancient vampire story ?

@jamesfaircloth5469

5 ай бұрын

@@johnmudd6453They still believe In vampires in some parts of Europe and some people have been killed as they thought they were vampires

Excellent tale to be told by firelight, camping or fireplace hearth. I love these stories that kids can hopefully get and it stays with them. Thank you for this wonderful story. We, that got ridiculed about saving the planet, but finally brought forth awareness (such as Earth Day) thank you. And also, one beautiful story! 🤗😊🤔 💖✨

Werewolves have been in our glens for centuries. The movie dog soldiers is based on legend. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@thomasshepard6030

5 ай бұрын

Great film

Amazing and atmospheric telling of old tales. Shall I dare visit and hike this summer or not?

It was the Wild Haggis

Holy crap your old lady voice is amazing!!!!! Bloody buggers! Always love your different voices 👍

This nicely written and narrated. ❤️

Such a beautiful story...and a true message..

@Marlin-proboscis16

2 ай бұрын

I hope it's true, it needs to occur sooner rather than later..

Wonderful storytelling thank you 👏

I cant wait for another Cerber story 😅

Damn, I thought this was going to be about angry bagpipes!

@thegreencat9947

6 ай бұрын

How can you tell if a bagpipe is upset or not? Can't be by the " music" they make.

That was amazing!

Grand video. ❤

I love this story! Thanks.

This story has me thinking. Worsteverse UK would be Awesome.

Your username and profile picture is really fitting for this story lol

Awesome one 😻

Great story my friend, let's have some more.

When the gingers come out to feed

Come on, an old pub in the middle of the Highlands maybe, but to call it the "Red Lion"😂

Your Scottish accent gets a pass, very good ! From a Scottish lad 👍😂

Amazing.

Great story. I live in a wee country/seaside town in Scotland. 5 minutes away from my house was a lovely old woodland that was home to lots of wild animals and birds and it got bulldozed to build shit houses that they can't sell. Bring that beastie here, those planners are building on all the farmla😭

@carriehellyer1777

5 ай бұрын

Likewise.

@jojo-hs9te

5 ай бұрын

@carriehellyer1777 it's no right eh?

@ianadams1132

5 ай бұрын

They will be putting the boat people into them soon enough!!

This is a story of the true origins of the SNP🎉

It's actually true that some people do feel the pain of the earth.

So was the wolfman David Attenborough?

Thank you ❤

What the island of England must've looked like about 2500 years ago...I understand much of the lower half was a temperate rainforest, similar to Pacific NW in coastal America. Which itself has been greatly reduced;diminished.

@tartanmystic4025

6 ай бұрын

"The Island of England"? England's not an island, it's part of an island that also happens to be connected to Scotland & Wales. Brits not from England tend to get a wee bit nippy when our beautiful lands & people are thrown in with England. Not that I'm anti English in any way but I'm anti poor geography ✌️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

@alicefly3198

6 ай бұрын

Sorry. "The island of the United Kingdom"?

@johnkelly3772

6 ай бұрын

Island of Britain@@alicefly3198

@VanillaMacaron551

6 ай бұрын

@@alicefly3198 Maybe the British Isles. The republic of Ireland is not part of the UK.

@simonh6371

5 ай бұрын

@@alicefly3198 Nice try but wrong again. The United Kingdom consists of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. So the UK is more than one island, in fact it's more than 2 as there are many other smaller islands in the UK. You could say the island of Britain but that sounds odd, it' would be more normal to call it mainland Britain.

Hearing this story while gazing at snow covered mountains surrounding Braemar, a wee village in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park in the Scottish Highlands makes it very believable. I've learned recently that the government is planning to reintroduce European Lynx which should help to control local deer population. Hopefully it will keep Cernunnos at bay...

Man, people dont dissapear mysteriously in little old denmark 😔 nothing exicting ever happens here. To be fair we *did* sorta cut down pretty much all off our forestry in order to make ships so- we probably exorcisted whatever magical creatures might have been within said forests as a result-

I thought amos was gonna sacrifice them for a second lol

An environmental lesson

That was a nice story.

❤❤ a pleasantly relaxed brand new fangirl and subber xx

If you do not know what highland land is like, don't go walking where there is no path. The bogs can drag you down in seconds. I have personal experience and was lucky to survive, thanks to my horse. Pale green bright moss is a good indication it's a bog, but you can never tell. Stay to the well trodden paths. My horse was startled by a grouse flying up and shyed just a few feet from the path. We sank instantly! The horse fought it and had I not grabbed his tail I would have disappeared into the bog. Dangerous place if you aren't familiar with it. The highlands are sparsely populated because the land if so waterlogged!

Is there a part two???? This story is amazing!!!

A+

Perfection

The Treaties between off-world races and humans appear to still be going on globally. Im a quarter Scottish with the burr. My grandfather came from the Firth of Fourth. Sounds like a paranormal creature instead of extraterrestrial.

Scot did you write this? I saw no author mentioned. It was a lovely parable...so sadly applicable to our modern times.😔🙏🏼

@NaturesTemper

6 ай бұрын

Mayyybee

When i heard the word glencroft i just shivered... dont know why .... never been to Scotland very odd

There is no village called Glencroft in Scotland

@VanillaMacaron551

6 ай бұрын

He didn't identify the date, century, decade ... so I had trouble from the start! Never listed to this channel before - maybe that's just how it is.

@azzygreg

6 ай бұрын

It's a bloody story!

@leegosling6172

5 ай бұрын

This is fabricated as in NOT a true story

The tendrils of tragedy 😅. Aye, I'm Scottish and thankfully there's nae Nessie. Aw, that's not right. There's nae monsters barring human ones that dot the Highlands. What are ye tryin' tae dae man? Spoil my camping trips and incidently yer accent is pish. Aye, I feel the pain as well 😉

Sounds like sassy the sasquatch

So did they actually change and cherish the bond or just not forget the old man's sacrifice and continue living like they have been?

One day you'll be paid to voice act old Scots. I mean good lord man, you're better than half of the audio cassette narrators I had to listen to as a kid.,

i'm from scotland, and this is total bs.

My nigga Dracula illustrating this

Good story.

Aye it's a mysteriously beautiful place . Scotland keeps Her secrets🤗Love from Scotland WWG1WGGOD 🙏🕊

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Am fair gled a dinna talk like this.

It’s probably Samuel Johnson

Cerrnunos🦌💀🌱

Maybe it’s DOG SOLDIERS !!!!

Christ . Half of my family live up there . 😮

erm im from the highlands never heard this bs before

@tatata1543

5 ай бұрын

It’s made up nonsense.

Rip ayman

As a practicing Celtic pagan this tickled my soul. ❤

@thegreencat9947

6 ай бұрын

We will never tell. Any way a true practitioner never ....never...never..

@sharonpaterson1281

6 ай бұрын

@@Pappy214 I’m also a practicing Pagan I don’t bother to tell people because they don’t believe and make fun Anyway I’m also a demonologist I do cleansings etc blessed be my sister ❤️

How is your doggie doing these days ❤

No but it sounds really good 😮. Got my intention 😅

❤😊

Obviously not fact. There are drop off points all over Scotland.

Weird I have a copy of a statue of this god taken from a grave in my hallway. If he can restore the people then they will restore the land no?

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