Abandoned in the Woods *Channel Update*

Wow, there's a huge mansion here that's been turned into an abandoned house. Now, big news. I've been in Scotland for a few weeks, a few weeks, I don't know exactly, but I've been there. I'm traveling in Scotland. Actually, I just got here the other day. So far, the weather is very good. But when I walk in the forest, I don't see an abandoned castle. I don't think I've ever seen such a thing. There's still a crest on the front door. This is a pretty modern castle. The castles I've seen so far are mostly from the 1500s and 1400s. This was built in the early 1800s. In other words, it's a modern castle in a way. It was built in the 1820s for Count George Mallet, the fifth Danois. And it was owned by the Mallet family until 1893. After 1893, the ownership was transferred to several houses over the years. And in 1955, it became a private women's high school. It was closed in 1961. In other words, at that point, the house was almost empty and abandoned. In 1971, the owner of this house lived in a small area. After that, it was completely abandoned. There's an old tower here, and there's a cemetery on the first floor. After walking around this wonderful abandoned house, I'll take you to the cemetery. Wow, this is the front door. When I went inside, I think I could see all the way to the end of the corridor. Look at this. It's a wonderful staircase that doesn't lead anywhere. But it was clearly a circular staircase to the top. This is definitely a castle, but it's a story after visiting several castles and cemeteries in the 1500s. So, in a way, a building like this, built in the early 1800s, looks almost like a new one. But I don't know. Look at the tree. It's probably a pine tree about 15 feet tall. Oh, this is it. This is the number. They were storing wine and other things. So the numbers are still left in places. Look. What a wonderful relic. Hmm. Well, it's getting dark, so I have to hurry. It's very cool. It may be a little strange to climb this far. The stairs can go to the other side like this. No, I may have to jump over. I can't trust that. I did it. Anyway, being in Scotland is one of my big announcements, and I'm interested in dividing it into another one and doing more about various stories and legends. Well, I made another channel for that. It may be a story about various creepy situations and stories, but it's a really interesting story. On the other hand, I like to go to that place and introduce it to you. Hmm. This is definitely based on a creepy place and an interesting story. It's a creepy story. The name of the channel is BeyondRoa, and I put a link below. It's a new channel, so there aren't many subscribers. Hmm. I just uploaded my first proper video. There are some old videos, but the first proper video is about 9 out of 11. Basically, it's about the damage and scars that can still be seen today. It's not necessarily a legend, but I'm talking a little bit about some theories and conspiracy theories. Hmm. But in that channel and that video, monetization was absolutely impossible. YouTube doesn't like the material that talks about that theme. So I put it on that channel. If you are interested, please check it out if you are interested in legends, interesting stories, creepy situations, and creepy stories. The link is below. This place has been abandoned for a long time, so almost nothing remains. And it's very huge. I remember it used to be a school. So imagine what would happen if your house was so big that it could be used as a school. Yes, it's a place where only ghosts live with us. It was built in 1822, I think. Yes, of course. If it could go that far, the children would have already destroyed it. But no one can get close to it, so it must have been modernized at some point. I'm surprised it's still not modernized. Of course, you can also claim that it was destroyed by putting tiles on it. If there was a $1 million deposit, I would probably be able to climb it. The floor area is very limited. I don't know what this is. The strange thing is that the floor used to be all gone, so I had to clean it up, but this place is not abandoned. So I don't know. Look at this. There are still things left for decoration here. What is this? It's a bed. Yes, it's a bed painted on a stone. There must have been a heavy design here. Bed. Oh, you can get in from here. Now, there is another thing in this forest that is related to the Rinoa Castle. This is the Rinoa Tower or Elphinstone Tower. It dates back to the early 16th century. It was built by Pope John Elphinstone, and at one point it was a residence facility. I don't know much about that. And in the 1820s, Count Rinoa restored the tower and rebuilt the first floor. This building was excavated in 1836 and used for the first time. Look, you can see some of the original spiral stairs here. Of course, it's gone now. Let's climb up here for now. Let's see what we can find. It's pretty steep. In 1850, Count Rinoa ordered the construction of a church called St. Andrews. It was right next to the tower. It was last buried here in 1943. At that time, both the tower and the church were starting to decay. The Marley family had sold Rinoa's land a long time ago. I remember that the church was demolished in 1976. And in 1988, a big storm came and the top of the tower collapsed. And soon after, the tower of that pepper pot also collapsed. Now, let's take you to the bottom of this tower and show you something you wouldn't think was in here. It's exactly what you think it is. This is Count Rinoa's burial chamber. In the early 1990s, a grave robber broke into the cemetery and stole the burial goods of the Marley family. And for several years, the body was scattered around the cemetery. In the 2000s, the cemetery was finally cleaned up and the body was taken out of here. And this is what the current site looks like. In addition, there is a cemetery near this tower. This is the ruins of an old cemetery. It's pretty deep. And there are some graves here. Bartholomew Watson died in 1844. Oh, you must be kidding. You can see down from here. Now, let's see what we can see from here. I'll put it up. It's not literally pasted, but there may be bones. I don't know. I can't see anything, but it's amazing. This is Count Edward VI. I can't read the rest. He died on July 15, 1845. He was the blood of his country and father. I can't read it well. Edward Murray died on December 12, 1887. I think that was his daughter. I don't know. I really can't see. Wait a minute. Let me see. I got it. Yes, these may all be church fragments, but probably at this point the church and the tower are mixed. And the foundation of the church seems to be here. This is the only thing left. There may be inscriptions on this stone. There may be something written on it, but I can't read it anymore. But, yes, the stairs were here. These were the stairs that led to the church. It was right next to the tower. This is the history of this land, at least in the Elphinstone Tower, I thought it was just a castle, but when I came here, I found a tower and a church. There is also a beautiful abandoned cemetery. It's a wonderful place. Now, let's get back to the main subject. And please check out Leon Drawer. I'm planning to release a video of Scotland on this channel. Please check it out. Please also check out the new 911 video. See you in the next video.