And I love "The Heroes Deeds Thy Sons Achieve"! & a special thank you to Bonnie Helen! My dog tells me the pheasant did indeed chortle that you didna have yer gun...
@UISTMAN59 Been moving house recently - back in my birthtown Kirkcudbright. Hope to do another video come the summer. Lost most of my photo's and music through a virus!!!!
Thanks, I truly appreciate your comments. Yes, you do know who your friends are. I have watched a lot of your uploads on youtube in the past - will continue to do so.
Them coos, are Belted Galloways - they come in three colours, dun (fawn with a white belt), red (ginger with a white stripe) and mainly the black and white ones. HONESTLY.
Not to be confused with the ordinary Galloway, which also comes in Dun, Red but mainly black.
They are slow growers but hardy and the Germans in the Black Forest had a great desire for them - until foot and mouth.
My father was with the Scottish Milk Marketing Board. I worked, as a boy on a dairy (Friesan) farm even after joining the Bank. Belted Galloways have always been an athama, I told my grandkids that the farmer got up every morning with a tin of whitewash to paint the belt on them. They're a wee bit older and wiser now and when I make such remarks they to to Granny (my wife) and let out a sigh. The Galloway itself used to be crossed with a white Shorthorn bull to produce the Blue/grey suckler.
The remarkable Corries, from start to finish , then,now and forever , all for the love of Scotland - Albainn gu Brath
Macangusagain 3 months ago
@Macangusagain Cheers Alas sorely missed is Roy.
Drewhelen 3 months ago
Good photo of Gallie Craig at the Mull of Galloway - well worth a visit -= the lighthouse is open too
Fijilass 8 months ago
Good photo of Gallie Craig at the Mull of Galloway - well worth a visit -= the lighthouse is open too
Fijilass 8 months ago
Drew, great video, luv the pics and sounds,
cheers,
Marc
markendall007 1 year ago
Very bonnie indeed. Thanks for posting.
saltwaterballads 1 year ago
***** Great photos and great song :-)
UISTMAN59 2 years ago
And I love "The Heroes Deeds Thy Sons Achieve"! & a special thank you to Bonnie Helen! My dog tells me the pheasant did indeed chortle that you didna have yer gun...
LindsayCurran 2 years ago
MAGNIFICENT ACCOMPANYING PHOTOS!
LindsayCurran 2 years ago
Many thanks for your kind words.
Drewhelen 2 years ago
Nice! :-)
seashelley09 2 years ago
Lovely!
anniesgranny2 2 years ago
Very nice.
fireflyxl5 2 years ago
Excellent work, beautiful part of the country. Spend most of my time in Newton Stewart. Thanks for posting.
ghostpiper1 2 years ago
Thanks it's my first attemt.
Well there is lots of far worse places than Newton Stewart to spend your time in.
Drewhelen 2 years ago
@Drewhelen Is it time for a second one at all ? :-)
UISTMAN59 1 year ago
@UISTMAN59 Been moving house recently - back in my birthtown Kirkcudbright. Hope to do another video come the summer. Lost most of my photo's and music through a virus!!!!
Drewhelen 1 year ago
VERY NICE! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
uggyoggy9 2 years ago
Wonderful video! Thanks for it
luv4scotland 2 years ago
Drew, that was brill. stunning photos and love the song. you have some good friends as well, i know them. hope to see more vids.
Ray
killiekentman 2 years ago
Thanks, I truly appreciate your comments. Yes, you do know who your friends are. I have watched a lot of your uploads on youtube in the past - will continue to do so.
Drewhelen 2 years ago
Brilliant!
beautiful photos!
seashelley09 2 years ago
Well done! Good work! :)
babbi43 2 years ago
And curious,what was em coos!?
Ne'er seen em afore!
ceanadach 2 years ago
Them coos, are Belted Galloways - they come in three colours, dun (fawn with a white belt), red (ginger with a white stripe) and mainly the black and white ones. HONESTLY.
Not to be confused with the ordinary Galloway, which also comes in Dun, Red but mainly black.
They are slow growers but hardy and the Germans in the Black Forest had a great desire for them - until foot and mouth.
Drewhelen 2 years ago
Tnx fer the info,ne'er seen em afore,and I was born on A dairy farm!
I'm gonna ask my Da if he's e'er seen any.
Slainte Mhath!
ceanadach 2 years ago
My father was with the Scottish Milk Marketing Board. I worked, as a boy on a dairy (Friesan) farm even after joining the Bank. Belted Galloways have always been an athama, I told my grandkids that the farmer got up every morning with a tin of whitewash to paint the belt on them. They're a wee bit older and wiser now and when I make such remarks they to to Granny (my wife) and let out a sigh. The Galloway itself used to be crossed with a white Shorthorn bull to produce the Blue/grey suckler.
Drewhelen 2 years ago
Heh,heh.
Must have been fun teasin' em while it lasted!
Ahh cool,same here we supplied to Northumberland dairy here in New-Brunswick(Canada),
Again,tnx fer the info!
ceanadach 2 years ago
Nicely done Drew!
Ehmm,did ye by any chance have A good stew recently...
Pheasant perhaps..?
ceanadach 2 years ago
As it happens, yes. Although it wis'nae "Mr Pheasant" in the picture - he was too scrawny. A friend gave me a brace, legally I must add, honest.
Drewhelen 2 years ago
Haha!
Yeah,Mr Pheasant was A wee scrawny..
Perhaps give him A year or so.
Again,good job,and great pictures!
ceanadach 2 years ago
Great job! I love it!
:D
mandolinda6 2 years ago