14th - 15th Century Scotland

[Oldhiker]

This area was on my list for this summer, now it has moved up the list a little higher. Magnificant !!
thank you again for great photos

[Bigkahuna]

The two carved "Knights" may or may not be Templars. We may never know. They are not "Crusaders" however. Crusaders were depicted on grave slabs/ sarcophagus covers with their legs crossed at the ankles, and often with a dog at their feet.

[Jock Scot]

My wife and I went there a few days ago. We had a super picnic on the beach, with seals swimming within yards of us. The pictures do the place absolute justice.

[The Barry]

Those pics of the stones are fantastic!

Well done, thanks for posting those.

[GMan]

Amazing shots.

[Jack Daw]

Very beautiful and intriguing, Redshank. Thanks for the discovery and the pics!

[David Dubh]

What an amazing place. must try to visit
slainte

[Laird O'the Cowcaddens]

My wife has never been to Scotland(long story), I have been describing various places and things to her for years. She took one look at these photos and said "now I see what you have been talking about..". A picture is worth a thousand words. They pulled at the strings of my heart,thank you sir.

[Malcolm MacWilliam]

Wonderful pics.....can't wait to get over there....so much to see, so little time!

Malcolm MacWm., 42nd/77th Reg'ts, GrenCoy
www.muskets-of-the-crown.org

[The Kilted Reverend]

Thanks for sharing the photos.

Slainte,
TKR