Bird Dog - Duck Duck Go!! (2 PiPs)
Open the Lock Gates & Sail Away
Wall of Death! (PiP)
Geese in the Long Grass! (PiPs)
Touching The Sky!
Thalassa (PiP) HFF!
The Man In The Mist! (PiPs) HBM/HWW!
The Beauty of Trees (PiPs x 4) HFF
Bench and Boat (PiP) HBM
Weathered and Time -Worn HWW
Naked
A Seat by the Lock Gates
Brimstone Butterfly (PiP)
Tortured Metal and Broken Beauty (PiP)
A Walk on the Quantock Hills
Silent Working Harbour (Pip)
Wild and Free (PiP)
Funghi With Frills!
Reach for the Sky (PiP)
The Golden Ball (and PiP)
Bright Lights
A Joyous New Year
Walfords Gibbet
From SEALs to Seals
Spirits In the Water (2 x PiPs) HFF!
Potato Spinner (PiP)
Wall of Sound
Kelpies - Ride With Me (3 x PiPs)
Fairy Foxglove Bridge
Taking a Nap - Don't Turn Out the Lights! (PiP)…
Crinan Basin Blues
Nice Weather for Ducks! ( PiP + Note ) HBM
Juliet Kilo at Ardrishaig
Loch Katrine Famous Names (PiPs) HFF
Oystercatcher
Ardrishaig Harbour
Solomon's Seal (PiP)
Grass Cutting! (PiP) HWW!
Friends (2xPiPs) HBM!
Sunset in Frame
Evening Dreams
Where The Earth Moves
This 'Ole House!! HWW!
Eagle Barge Inn (PiP)
Good Old Galloway B(u)oys!!!
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Historic Stirling


Stirling Castle, Scotland and the PiP shows the Wallace Monument Best viewed large I think, thank you.
Stirling castle dates from the early 12th century, with a lot of the important buildings within the walls added between 1490 - 1600. Built high on a crag with steep cliffs on three sides It was a very important castle both strategically and historically with many batltles fought over it. During the wars of independence it changed hands eight times over a 50 year period.
When Edward I of England invaded Scotland in 1296 he found the castle empty and claimed it. After 60 years of war the English were defeated by the Scots led by William Wallace and Andrew Moray at the Battle of Stirling Bridge. The leaders of the English army retreated into the castle but were starved into surrender by the Scots
Recent history sees the castle as the home of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlands. Concerts have been held here inluding the one by Runrig in 2017.
The National Wallace Monument is a monument to Scottish hero William Wallace. Sited on Abbey Craig, a hilltop overlooking Stirling, it is said to be the point from which William Wallace watched the gathering of Edward I's army before the Battle of Stirling.
The link I have chosen to go with these images is by Runrig, live from Stirling Castle. Here is
'Hearts of Olden Glory'
www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7cId63P65E
Stirling castle dates from the early 12th century, with a lot of the important buildings within the walls added between 1490 - 1600. Built high on a crag with steep cliffs on three sides It was a very important castle both strategically and historically with many batltles fought over it. During the wars of independence it changed hands eight times over a 50 year period.
When Edward I of England invaded Scotland in 1296 he found the castle empty and claimed it. After 60 years of war the English were defeated by the Scots led by William Wallace and Andrew Moray at the Battle of Stirling Bridge. The leaders of the English army retreated into the castle but were starved into surrender by the Scots
Recent history sees the castle as the home of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlands. Concerts have been held here inluding the one by Runrig in 2017.
The National Wallace Monument is a monument to Scottish hero William Wallace. Sited on Abbey Craig, a hilltop overlooking Stirling, it is said to be the point from which William Wallace watched the gathering of Edward I's army before the Battle of Stirling.
The link I have chosen to go with these images is by Runrig, live from Stirling Castle. Here is
'Hearts of Olden Glory'
www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7cId63P65E
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I hope you have had a good weekend
Danke sehr auch für Deine intensive Schilderung der kriegerischen Geschichte der Engländer und Schotten.
...und die stolzen Schotten möchen wohl immer noch unabhängig werden.
Schöne Grüße und einen guten Abend
Erich
Enjoy the rest of your week. Best wishes Carol
I will come back here, Carol.
It is unforgetable !
Best wishes Carol
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