Ricardo Porto ahhhh thank you so much my friend. Really appreciate that

Rob L really glad you like it 😊😊😊

Ezequias Reale muito obrigado 😊

Which family was yours?

Sven Vee yea, haha! Those walls are surprisingly strong

Ricardo Junqueira yeaaaa ! Waiting for the Mavik 😉

thythyli haha yea it does look like a Macbeth set

Yan Silva hey there! That's awesome. Glad you like Scotland. I've never been to Cullonden before but maybe next time

Hey there! I’m also from Brazil and I’ve always been fascinated by Ireland and everything about it but since I started watching Outlander, Scotland has won me over. This show is just perfect in every way, the story, the characters, the landscape, the intensity of it all. Hopefully I’m gonna get the privilege of actually seeing all that with my own eyes some time soon! Thank you Shaun for sharing such wonders with us, distant outlanders!!!

There is a great deal about Culloden Moor right here on KZfaq - happy trails :)

Scotland has less forests that you may think, it's more green/brownish moor, rugged landscapes, the lochs and glens. Beautiful in it's unique way. When I think of forests I think more of Germany or North America

Hello, I'm glad you like Scotland. I've never watched Outlander but quite often these things aren't entirely filmed in Scotland, like that movie Braveheart (not even historically correct) lots of it was filmed in Ireland. Your asking the man who made this video to go to Culloden Moor to film it? Let me give you some geography lessons about Scotland. Stonehaven where Duntottar Castle is, is actually 16 miles from Aberdeen. That may not sound far, but even with the dual carriageway and speed limits it can take around 25-30 minutes to get there!. Now from Aberdeen where I live it's, 102 miles to Inverness where Culloden Moor is! again that may not sound far but most of the road to Inverness is single carriageway with the speed limit varying from 30 mph to 60mph. It takes the best part of 2 hours 30 minutes to get there. My father came from Inverness and would frequently take me on the train there to visit my Aunts and the train journey can take as long if not longer as it stops at most stations on the way there. Grampian the area the covers Duntottar Castle to Orkney and Shetland isles. Grampian has more castles than any other place in Scotland there are lots open to the public (admission charges) and several that are ruins. If your interested in the last battle fought on British soil.... Culloden Moor 16th April 1746. There are many places to find information. One I'd recommend is Hugh G Allison has written a book of tales from the battle field. You can find it on Amazon either Kindle or paperback. He actually has one tale about my great x5 Uncle Alexander Kinnaird was caught whittling a stick, he couldn't read or write but this was his way of matching how many cattle he was taking to the river so they could drink. This is in Banff 2-3 days before the battle, alexander was just a cow hand (hirdie) when the Duke of Cumberland (he was in charge of the English governments troops) was informed that Alexander had been counting the number of government troops, they thought he was a spy so he was hanged as such. Hugh G Allison also runs tours of historic importance from Inverness. His web page is there just google his name.

Evelyn Vasvary can you believe I've never been in Stirling castle haha

OMG you definitely should!

maretupi pega sim, mas só no verão haha

K. Alice yeaaa I'll try to 😊

Bojana Bogojevic not every morning no - some people maybe once a week. Me perhaps once or twice a month

@@shaunvlog Good. I thought we in Serbia have strong cuisine, but you are incredible. Thank you for wonderful videos you are making to Scotland lovers.

Joan Strine That's pretty common there's not really a shortage of castles in Scotland.

Thank Cromwell, he was good for that.

Veronica you are looking for the wrong type of videos. These are vlogs. The point is me talking about my experience. If you want to only see the scenery you need to look for a different type of channel.

Wow... this is something a lot of people here use - even in official capacity - and I had no idea about it’s source. I actually assumed more likely something to do with the country India. I will do some research on this. Thanks.

@@shaunvlog There are some nicer explanations, but when colonists attached Indian to a word, it generally was an insult. Sometimes people do try and explain it using the country India, but I don’t think that given any credibility. Where I live we have the perfect weather conditions for the weather singularity to occur, so we get one most years, sometimes two. It is important to know that it must occur after at least one killing frost to be counted. My husband knows someone that does weather in TV .. I’ll ask him what term they use. 💕🐝

@@amazinggrace5692 but that’s what I mean by ‘official capacity’ - I’m not saying it’s right or wrong as I didn’t know, and I bet most people in the UK didn’t know this either, but meteorologists use it in our official weather channels here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fZqqgNGn2smZfKs.html