A walk round about the castle grounds , the castle its self is fenced off to the public for safety reasons. My video skills are needing work lol

This video starts on the A76 along Castle street, high street and Glasgow Road along to Brocks at Gateside. www.thetownofsanquhar.co.uk www.facebook.com/groups/thetownofSanquhar

This video takes you along the A76 onto Castle street, turning left on Deer Park and then Forsyth Avenue , Nivison Avenue , Castle Avenue Bells Crescent, Waugh Drive, McCron Court, Dunlop Court, Queensberry Court, Lovedale, Deer Park, Euchan Street and Crichton Road. www.thetownofsanquhar.co.uk www.facebook.com/groups/thetownofsanquhar

This video starts at Brocks at Gateside and along the A76turn right along Crawick and turns at Crawick multiverse heading back to Sanquhar and Along Glasgow Road, Blackaddie Road, Nith bridge , Queens Road, Mckendrick Road and back on to Glasgow Road . www.thetownofsanquhar.co.uk www.facebook.com/groups/thetownofsanquhar

In this video we Start off at the Academy and along Church Road , station Road, Queensberry Square ( where the old School used to be) back up Station Road down to the High street, then right onto South Lochan , Queens road and Queens Crescent www.thetownofsanquhar.co.uk www.facebook.com/groups/thetownofsanquhar

We start on the A76 along Castle Street, left onto Deer Park , Forsyth Avenue, Nivison Avenue, Castle Avenue , Bells Crescent, Deer park, Waugh Drive, McCron Court, Dunlop Court , Queensberry Court, Lovedale, Deer park , Euchan Street and Crichton Road

In this video I go off road on my Himalayan bike - today I'm headed to Wanlockhead the highest village in Scotland. I decide that I need to go off road Himalayan bike riding. Then fly my DJI drone from the mountain but there is a problem. I ride my adventure bike through the mennock pass in the Lowther hills. Is the Royal Enfield Himalayan a Mountain Goat? This adventure goes a little bit wrong. On my channel I do motovlogs on my Himalayan around Scotland and further afield. I do history vlogs, sight seeing, gear reviews, installs, modifications, camping, and tips and tricks for adv riders. Join me as i prepare the Himalayan for a Wee Jaunt around the world. Wee Jaunt.

In this moto vlog I visit stunning Drumlanrig Castle in Scotland and then I visit the site of a Roman Fort in the grounds of Drumlanrig castle itself. Another epic road trip on my Royal Enfield Himalayan This Antonine period roman fort was built to control an important crossing point over the River Nith. This fort was built during the same time period that the Antonine Wall was being constructed in an attempt to subdue Southern Scotland. On my channel I do all things moto vlog on my Royal Enfield Himlayan around Scotland and the UK visiting interesting and historical places. I also do tips and tricks for adventure riders, gear reviews and installs and modifications on my Himalayan in preparation to travel around the world. Wee Jaunt.

Today I ride through spectacular Scottish scenery to an incredible place called Crawick Multiverse I then ride through Historic Sanquhar to Sanquhar Castle, stopping to look at Historic buildings including the oldest post office in the world, the toll booth from 1735 and the site of the Covenanters Sanquhar declaration 1680. You wont want to miss this one. Bonnie Scotland at its finest. On my my channel I do moyo vlogs on my Royal Enfield Himalayan riding through Scotland and the UK visiting amazing places including historic monuments and buildings. I also do installs and modifications, gear reviews and tips and tricks for adventure riders. Wee Jaunt.

The Crawick Multiverse is an old open cast coal mine site that £1,000,000 transformed into a cosmological interpretative landscape by Sir Charles jencks.

An artificial cave next to the Crawick Water in Nithsdale. Locals call it the Witches Cave and it once lay close to the old Holms Hunting Lodge. It may have been an ice house that was later partly filled in as it was clearly used as a game larder at some stage, with nails hammered into the soft red sandstone to hang the game birds, rabbits and deer until they were mature for cooking. The 'cave' had two doors for temperature control and lay in a wooded area. The marks used by the stonemasons to create the singlr chamber can still be seen.

Between 1810 and 1814 50 Napoleonic War army and navy officers were billetted in Sanquhar Burgh. These prisoners had a great deal of freedom and often visited the Crawick Water to swim and relax. The Soldier's Pool is named for them. Overlooking the glen is a large and flat faced vertical rock that is covered in graffiti left by the prisoners. They were French, Italian and Polish. Much of it is now hard to read however 'Buono di delizia' is italian and roughly means 'delightful place'. The dates 1812 and 1814 are visible and some well carved initials. Some of the carvings may well have been added later. The Holm Walks paths in the Crawick Glen are not in good condition and a bridge has collapsed up river. The graffiti is hard to reach and the riverside approach is dangerous.

Surviving coal waste bings in Nithsdale near Sanquhar. The natural history and local history are covered together with the landscape links with the nearby Crawick Multiverse.

The Holm Walks lie in the Crawick Glen and water, named for the old Holm House hunting lodge with its stables, entrance lodge and kennels. The house no longer stands but the network of paths give access to the woodlands with the Covenanter's Cave, the Wiches's Craig and Linn, Sarah's Trench and the Soldier's Pool. The last is named for the 50 Italian and French prisoners who were billited in the Sanquhar and Crawick area between 1810 and 1814. They had a lot of freedom of movement, used this pool for bathing and supposedly left some carvings on the rocks, with dates and a coat of arms as well as 'Place of Beauty' in Italian. Robert Burns was good friends with John Riggs, the blacksmith at the forge, buying farm implements from him. Riggs first met Burns when he was reading the newly printed 'Kilmarnock Edition' that the blacksmith greatly admired.