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  • Dryburgh Abbey

    September 11, 2015 /

    The pink sandstone ruins of Dryburgh Abbey stand in their own little pool of time, listening for the gentle chant of prayers

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    May 19, 2014

    St Bride’s revisited

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  • Camas nan Geall: ‘the Bay of the Strangers’

    July 20, 2015 /

    A chambered cairn, a standing stone and an ancient graveyard… this beautiful bay on the coast of Ardnamurchan holds some fascinating secrets

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    St Andrew’s Auld Kirk, North Berwick

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  • Dunstaffnage Castle: defiant to the last

    July 17, 2015 /

    In the 13th century, no one approached Dunstaffnage Castle without a very good reason. It still fills you with a sense of awe...

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    A sport for kings at Falkland Palace

    June 7, 2014

    Sueno’s Stone

    April 19, 2023

    Athelstaneford – a dovecot, an elusive battle, and the legend of Scotland’s flag

    August 14, 2014
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